TV appearances
Showtime at the Apollo
“You and me, we're going to Vegas!”Steve Harvey
Spidey performed at the iconic Apollo Theater in New York City, hosted by Apollo veteran Steve Harvey. The Apollo is known for its vocal and opinionated audience and its ability to launch entertainers to stardom; Christina Aguilera, Ray Charles and James Brown have all graced its stage.
Spidey became the only mentalist in history to receive a standing ovation at the Apollo, which led him to be a finalist on FOX’s Showtime at the Apollo.
Brainchild
“Streaming in 170+ countries”Netflix
Spidey is one of the stars of the Netflix Original Series Brainchild. From the creators of National Geographic’s Brain Games and produced by Pharrell Williams, Brainchild is watched in 170 countries.
In a handful of episodes, Spidey demonstrates why he is one of the best mentalists in the world with incredible feats of mind-reading and mind games.
TODAY Show
“See it to believe it!”NBC's TODAY
Spidey was invited to Rockefeller Center in New York City for an interview and live mind-reading on NBC’s TODAY Show.
Watch the hosts react as Spidey reads their minds live on national television.
“Spidey Mentalist in NYC”TMZ
TMZ is known for breaking the biggest stories in the celebrity world. TMZ caught up with Spidey in front of the prestigious Friars Club in New York City after his sold out performance.
They had recognized him from his performance on FOX’s Showtime at the Apollo with Steve Harvey. Watch Spidey blow their minds.
Rachael Ray
“That was amazing!”Rachael Ray
The producers of The Rachael Ray Show called Spidey to present a spooky trick for their Halloween special in New York City.
Spidey performed a never before seen trick for the live audience. Rachael and her team were a pleasure to work with. Watch Rachael Ray’s reaction.
Penn & Teller: Fool Us
“Slightly Mental!”Jonathan Ross
Spidey and Joel Meyers were called to perform at the Las Vegas Rio Casino for Penn & Teller: Fool Us, the most popular magic show in TV history. News outlets named them the most entertaining act of the night.
Bringing a fresh take on magician and mentalist duos, they were dubbed “Slightly Mental!” by host Jonathan Ross. Spidey also received a standing ovation from Teller on Wizard Wars.