Mystic Challenge
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A mystery guest is hidden from view of three people practiced in the mystic arts (astrologist, numberologist, palm reader, that sort of thing). Going by birth charts, photocopies of their palms that sort of thing, they must suggest things about the mystery guest's life. The mystery guest comes on and tells them how accurate they are. | A mystery guest is hidden from view of three people practiced in the mystic arts (astrologist, numberologist, palm reader, that sort of thing). Going by birth charts, photocopies of their palms that sort of thing, they must suggest things about the mystery guest's life. The mystery guest comes on and tells them how accurate they are. | ||
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Revision as of 23:12, 30 June 2023
Synopsis
A mystery guest is hidden from view of three people practiced in the mystic arts (astrologist, numberologist, palm reader, that sort of thing). Going by birth charts, photocopies of their palms that sort of thing, they must suggest things about the mystery guest's life. The mystery guest comes on and tells them how accurate they are.
Theme music
Stickleback Music Production
See Also
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