Magician Paul Daniels Under Laboratory Conditions on The Paul Daniels Magic Show from 2nd October 1982.
16th October 1982
15th October 1983
Paul Daniels, born Newton Edward Daniels on April 6, 1938, in Middlesbrough, England, was a celebrated British magician and television personality renowned for his dazzling performances and sharp wit. Rising to fame in the 1970s and 1980s, Daniels captivated audiences with his innovative magic tricks and charismatic stage presence.
Daniels is best remembered for his long-running TV show, "The Paul Daniels Magic Show," which aired from 1979 to 1994. The show was a significant hit and showcased his talent for blending traditional magic with modern flair. Daniels’ knack for engaging audiences made him a household name in the UK and earned him numerous accolades, including the prestigious Magician of the Year award from the Magic Circle.
Beyond his impressive stage career, Daniels was a passionate advocate for critical thinking and skepticism. He used his platform to expose the tricks of fake psychics and debunk supernatural claims, demonstrating how seemingly mystical phenomena could be explained through magic and psychological techniques.
Daniels was also known for his warm personality and sense of humour, which endeared him to fans and fellow entertainers alike. His impact on magic and television left a lasting legacy, and he remains an iconic figure in the world of entertainment.
Paul Daniels passed away on March 17, 2016, leaving behind a rich legacy of magic and a commitment to revealing the truth behind illusions. His contributions continue to inspire magicians and audiences around the world.
And here is a couple of extra clips fromhis "Extra Sensory Deception" segment from The Paul Daniels Magic Show on 31st January 1987
