Emily Victoria appeared on Penn & Teller: Fool Us in 2018 as a psychology student and amateur mentalist. Her routine used questions, behavioral observation and a participant’s phone music library to reveal a chosen song, ultimately earning a Fool Us trophy. Broadcaster and specialist sources verify the billed identity, amateur status at the time and mentalism category. Research found no reliable performer-controlled website, current magician biography, booking contact or post-show career evidence, so the profile should remain a historical record without implying professional availability.
One appearance on Penn & Teller: Fool Us, and it fooled them.
Aired 23 July 2018
Fooled Penn & Teller
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