The first effect showed a close up on Doug's hands manipulating a nickel, then a jukebox production of Cosby.
He introduced a number of novel (for the time) illusions, including a version of Buatier De Kolta's Vanishing Lady illusion (featuring Lieberman) and concluded with an up-tempo version of Houdini's Chinese Water Torture Cell.
In 1977, the show won an Emmy for Outstanding Achievement in Technical Direction and Electronic Camerawork.
The 1982 special featured Caitlyn Jenner, Billy Crystal and Ann Jillian with Cherish Alexander as Doug Henning’s co-host.
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