The Paul Daniels Magic Show

- Season 6

(1984)

Paul returns with a sixth series, bringing audiences the feats of strength of Samson, and the magic of Norm Nielsen. Also on the show is a special guest appearance of Bernie Winters.

With tricks under laboratory conditions, tight rope walking, juggling with chainsaws, and the chance for audience members to win a Rolls-Royce in the Bunco Booth.

Paul reveals another impossible bet involving a trick bicycle in the Bunco Booth, and gets involved in the bizarre world of Mr Sniff. There's also magic predictions, and the ventriloquist skills of guest George Schlick.

Featuring the fast draw skills of Bob Munden and the feats of strength of Sylvia Teron. There's also Paul's exploration of Wild Bill Hickok and the legendary "Dead Man's Hand".

Guest Max Maven attempts psychic feats, and there's acrobatics from the Segura Family. There's also a very brief appearance by Norman Collier, as Paul reveals he's in need of a chicken.

Featuring a variety of a different guests, including a sequence so popular it was repeated on the show two series later: Roberto Gasser and his performing sea lions.

Paul conducts one of his most celebrated illusions, as an entire studio camera disappears while broadcasting a live feed. Also on the show is the next generation of Morettis, with son Peter appearing with partner Karen as "The Supertells".

The last regular edition of the sixth series showcases the dart blowing skills of Rondart, and the offbeat magic of Avner the Eccentric.

The last festive special of the series to actually air on Christmas Day, with the majority of the nine that followed being broadcast on Boxing Day. Paul's guests include Bonnie Langford, Robert Maxwell - and a million pounds.

A special highlights show, with Paul presenting some of the most memorable bits of the sixth series, including trying to give away a Rolls-Royce in the Bunco Booth.

An Easter Special based around a circus, this edition went on to win the Golden Rose Award at the Montreux International Festival.