[applause]
[music playing]
Our special guests, Anthony Anderson and Marsai Martin,
are here, helping us explore the differences between the brains
of kids and grown-ups.
Lior, what are you going to do for us here?
So I did tell you before that I'm going to teach Marsai
how to read Anthony's mind.
Yes, yes, you did.
Well, that's not exactly accurate--
OK.
--because it's very difficult to read minds.
And it's very, very complicated to do it.
But we're going to make Anthony think
that she's reading his mind.
Because it's very simple.
All you need is a very good mentalist--
Yep.
--and an ear piece in her ear.
Oh.
And I'm going to give her instructions
from the control room and tell her exactly what to do.
And she becomes a mentalist.
I see.
Shh, shh.
So you're going to do all the work,
but it's going to look like she's doing all the work.
- Oh, yeah. - I love it.
OK, all right, this is going to be great.
[laughs]
Please welcome back Anthony Anderson and Marsai Martin.
Let's do it.
[applause, cheering]
So Anthony, Lior and Marsai have planned
a little surprise for you.
OK.
Yes.
I hope you remember everything that I tell you to do.
Yes.
Just relax.
All right.
- Be very positive. - OK.
- Are we ready? - I think we're ready.
Yeah. I'm--
Good luck.
I'm gonna have some coffee.
And let me know how it was.
- All right. - We'll see you soon.
We'll see you soon, Lior. All right--
- Bye, everybody. - Lior Suchard, everybody.
Ooh, god.
Bye-bye.
OK, what's about to happen right now?
Marsai, if you can hear me, just tell
him you need to concentrate.
Concentrate, relax.
See the books behind you?
All right, look at the books.
Now, just pick out any book that you want.
Perfect.
Just pick out any book.
One book.
And just one book though.
So just pick out any book.
ANTHONY ANDERSON: OK.
All right.
Open the book, any page.
Open the book to any page that you want.
LIOR SUCHARD: Touch the books lightly.
MARSAI MARTIN: OK.
Here, I'm gonna touch your book.
Tell him to think of a word from that page he selected.
MARSAI MARTIN: OK.
LIOR SUCHARD: One word.
Just think of a word--
LIOR SUCHARD: From this page.
From the page that you have that, like,
really means something to you.
OK.
LIOR SUCHARD: Yes.
I want you to circle that word secretly.
Now circle the word that you're connected with.
[laughs]
Word is circled.
Yes.
Look at me, and think of your word.
All right, now, look at me and think of your word.
Take the pen and the pen from the library.
Tell him to thinking of the word.
Now, keep thinking of the word.
Think of the first letter.
Now, think of the first letter.
Is it S?
Yeah.
MARSAI MARTIN: OK.
[laughs]
OK.
Write big the word, "selfish."
I'm writing something.
[music playing]
Ask him what was the word he was just thinking off
and circled?
What's the word that you chose?
Hold on.
Let me look at it again.
Guys, I'm, like, freaking out.
ANTHONY ANDERSON: I circled it.
I'm so nervous.
Selfish.
I did it.
Look, he said it.
Let's do it again.
All right, I want to do it again.
All right, now, can you please put the book back?
Please?
[laughs]
MARSAI MARTIN: Yeah.
LIOR SUCHARD: Let's do it again, but differently.
MARSAI MARTIN: Let's do it again.
LIOR SUCHARD: Give him the marker and the pad.
MARSAI MARTIN: You get the marker and the pad.
Uh-huh, OK.
LIOR SUCHARD: I want you to go back in time.
All right, so I want you to go back in time.
LIOR SUCHARD: When you were very little.
When you were very little.
Try to think of your first pet.
Do you even remember your first pet?
I do.
MARSAI MARTIN: OK.
Answer a few questions.
Just answer a few questions for me.
OK.
What's your favorite color?
Red.
Give me a number from 1 to 10.
7.
Can you draw the pet, just draw it?
Can you draw the pet for me?
Like, I have-- like, you know, just--
you know.
Just draw what the pet was.
Yes.
Just do a drawing.
Did you draw it?
Yes, I did.
Can I look?
Can I see?
All right, I know it says roof, roof,
but that's what it sounded like when my dog was--
when he was barking.
I feel that he's not with us anymore, right?
I feel that he's not alive anymore.
Right?
Well, I'm barely alive.
And if this was my childhood pet--
OK, check for you.
Tell him to name any color again.
OK, name any color this time.
Green.
MARSAI MARTIN: OK.
Tell him, are you ready?
- Are you ready? - I'm ready.
LIOR SUCHARD: I'm going to say a name.
I'm going to say a name.
Green, the colors I just gave you have nothing
to do with the dog's name.
It gave me more than you think.
All right, I think you gave me more than you think.
Oh.
OK.
No, I didn't.
MARSAI MARTIN: OK.
Say the word, "Champ."
Was it Champ?
You a witch.
Nah, uh-uh.
Was it Champ?
It was Champ.
OK.
It was Champ!