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Millionaire’s Magician Steve Cohen debuts his new documentary special Lost Magic Decoded on the History Channel October 18th. He will attempt to explain the contemporary fascination, hysteria and lingering mystery behind some of the most iconic magic tricks our human race has ever seen.

From the machine that beat some of the world’s most important intellectuals in chess to a trunk that helped cement an empire.

It will all end with Cohen himself attempting the bullet catch routine…

At least 12 magicians have died in “The Bullet Catch” since its first recorded performance in the 15th century. Despite the advice of many magic experts and historians — and even a magician who survived the bullet catch — Cohen is determined to join the pantheon of magicians who have incomprehensibly caught a bullet and lived to tell the tale. In the shocking conclusion of LOST MAGIC DECODED, Cohen risks his life by attempting to catch a live bullet.

Lost Magic Decoded premieres October 18th at 9 p.m. and will run for two hours. Set your DVRs accordingly.

  • HAL

    If we can assume (I know), this is a pre-recorded show, we can therefore assume he survives the bullet catch? I can also assume that these 12 people who died doing the trick had prior mental problems.

  • rocco

    this looks like its gonna be epic!

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100002287791356 Matthew Spencer

    I think the bullet catch was bologna.

  • JDW416

    This must be the best magician ever. He was able to fire a bullet from the magazine without it ever being chambered in the pistol. That is the true magic of the bullet catch trick. Notice he never cycled the weapon to load the bullet. Nothing mystifying about pre planning the live group and palming a duplicate bullet. Very disappointed in the history channel for airing such blatantly fake bs.

  • not that gullable

    Did anyone else see that the shooter never racked the round into the chamber! It was a semi-auto and all he did was insert the magazine and the camera kept rolling continuosly.