In 2013, the first installment of Now he sees me He proved with (debatable) success that magicians, that justifiably discredited guild, could possess a relative sex appealMore than a decade and two installments later, the four original Horsemen who started the saga see their legacy taken up by a trio of young people with teenage energy. Now he sees me 3 It depicts the clash between two generations who join forces to defeat the criminality embodied by a sadistic diamond magnate. Masters and disciples, brought together by the Eye—a secret society that aims to restore justice to the world—will take us on a journey through France, Antwerp, and Abu Dhabi, highlighting the franchise's driving force: filial revenge and Robin Hood-esque charity.

Thursday night, after the Poland, TV3 premiered Choose a card, the new magic show hosted by illusionist Pere Rafart. An opening caption warned viewers: "In this show, we won't be using camera tricks or a noisy audience." This announcement was appreciated, because art should have its own ethics. But it also seemed like a subtle dig at some other magic show broadcast on the same network, making it clear that, sometimes, the spectacular nature of a trick doesn't depend solely on the magician's talent. Well played.