Yeah I saw it and it was extremely cool. I'm not sure if everyone is in on the trick or what but its cool. That guy seemed to be genuinly crapping his pants in that Zombie bit.
Did anyone see the episode a couple of weeks before where he just stared into peoples eyes and they started clutching there head/scratching/crying/screaming and breaking down completely? It was awesome.
I saw it and I thought it was amazing, but really quite disturbing.
The ease with which the guy decided to shoot the "people" was rather unsetteling tbh. Although I did find it amusing that he kept saying "Im gonna shoot you" even after they had already risen from being shot the 1st time.
I think his mates were slightly more shaken that he was.
I think he makes good TV, I'm sorry I missed this new one.
Whether you think he makes extensive use of stooges, or does multiple retakes until he get the result, what he does is impressive anyhow. I remember that scam he pulled by challenging 9 chess grandmasters to simultaneous games and actually beating four of them, what he actually did was just play one off against the other, but just remembering all those moves was a feat in itself.
Nyah. I don't buy that at all. They guy passes out standing up and his friends seem nonplussed. They even help Darren load their 'mate' into a trolley before he's even explained what's going on. THEN he happens to have two chairs free for the 'mates' to watch and WHAT D'YOU KNOW? There are two mates!
THEN he guy acts like 'ooh what's going on?' (and I mean 'acts') before shooting the first zombie conveniently in the chest, where the zombie happens to have squibs ready to go off at exactly the right time. He never tries to hit or kick anyone, or smash any of the many windows that might offer a way out. On top of that, the whole thing is beautifully shot.
I want to believe, but there's just too many contrivancies.
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