Looks like a series, entitled Houdini's Last Secrets, will be on the Science channel. This episode will be about the torture escape. Airs on Sunday night at 10:00PM EST and again at 1:00 AM.

The full episode is currently available to see (for free) on the network's website.

Anyone care to share a link? I wonder if we will be able to see it in the UK?

Https://www.sciencechannel.com/tv-shows/......secrets/

Dave, you can view in the UK, however you will need to use a VPN so that your phone or browser thinks you are in the States

It's actually on YouTube now for people outside of the states https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=tjHj37vhlr4

Thanks Allan

Looks like that has been pulled already. I will work out how

Houdini really only had ONE secret he didn't divulge, and that was his secret of escaping from a prison cell. There was a good reason why he kept this one to himself.
Pretty much everything else has been written up.

Riley

I thought he released that through Penguin after their seance last year?

Lol

Https://www.wildabouthoudini.com/2019/01......f=fb&m=1

I watched the 4 episodes here in the states and quite frankly thought they were all kind of lame. More of a promotion of the special effects builders and the one escape artist.

I think the important thing regarding the series was that it set out to make sure that it didn't include any exposure, the idea behind the show was to see if Science could be used to uncover the methods. To an extent they did that and only slightly touched on methods that are pretty much in every Houdini text out there, so overall I think the show was good. I don’t think anyone ever wanted this show to go in real deep and start exposing the true methods, the target audience is laypeople and I think it covered that well. For the more tuned in Houdini fanatics then yes, some things were inaccurate, a lot of assumptions were made but it was great to see George and Lee travel around the world visiting houses, museums that hold some of the true secrets. I for one enjoyed the show and hope we see a second series. It is certainly better than some of the other stuff we have to put up with on TV in the UK