Your front row seat is reserved for an inside look at the working repertoire of the bar magic maestro himself, Doc Eason. This isn’t just another magic video—this is a "Doc"umentary filled with laughs, bar banter, and those oh-so-valuable secrets that keep both celebrities and locals coming back for more. After two decades of non-stop performing at the Tower, Doc has honed his craft into something that’s pure joy to watch. Seriously, you'll find yourself revisiting these tapes just for the fun of it!
Volume One
His "peeked" card to under the glass—maximum impact, minimal fuss.
Repeated selection of a card—because who doesn’t love a classic bar trick?
Doc’s full Ambitious Card routine—packed with clever twists and laugh-out-loud lines.
His jaw-dropping version of Triumph, complete with Doc’s entertaining storyline.
The renowned 3-Card Monte routine—a mini-playlet that’ll have them hooked!
Multiple selection of 20 cards—this one’s a real crowd-pleaser.
Volume Two
Happy Birthday Trick—perfect for every celebration, because why not add magic?
Doc's Poker Demo—15 minutes of pure magic entertainment (featuring Scotty York's Fabulous Ace Routine, Allan Hayden's "Expose," and John Mendoza's "Routined Poker Mental").
Kerry Pollack's "Stan, Kate and Edith"—the ultimate bar trick with jumbo cards that will leave your audience in stitches.
Frank Everhart's Classic Sam the Bellhop—with Doc's hilarious twists on this legendary story trick.
And for all you die-hard fans: Doc’s long-guarded handling tips for Steve Spill's Bill in the Lemon—a staple in Doc’s act for over 15 years... now finally out in the wild!
Volume Three
All Screwed Up—an opening trick that uses hardware and a hefty dose of humor!
Impossible Opener—this has been in Doc’s repertoire for over 15 years for a reason.
The Color-Changing Deck—it's visually stunning and sure to grab those wandering eyes!
The Anniversary Waltz—take your card tricks to the next level with this commercial gem.
Max Maven's "Tearable"—visually stunning and designed to actually work (imagine that!).
The Cocktail Napkin Rose—worth every penny of your investment!
Copper/Silver/Brass Transposition—widely hailed as the definitive version of this classic.
The crowning piece: J.C. Wagner's Card on the Ceiling—Doc's grand finale for the last two decades.
Larry West's Bill Counting Trick—a long-standing underground classic that never gets old.
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