How can the same portrait both smile and frown? Deane shows how, and you can make them do the same.

[@RachaelWard]

So great to see you guys getting traction with the subs! A whole new generation learning our old school stuff. Awesome!

[@JohnDoeRando]

That one of Dean looking miserable was hilarious 😂

[@tendarb]

He's upset he hasn't been chosen to appear on any of our banknotes. Give it time Deane, give it time. 😁

[@jeremiahbullfrog9288]

In all my years i never saw this trick.. thanks for resurrecting all this classic footage guys

[@zebfross]

That is hilarious, and I love how even the eyes emote

[@thelearicist]

This show is so damn adorable

[@prudencepineapple9448]

It puts the 'fun' into learning. This show is still relevant today.

[@sfmtahiti]

awesome as always, more symbolically meaningful than one might think !

[@natr0n]

good pure content right here

[@clintlee6509]

Excellent !!!

[@Dule1987ne]

So simple, but so genious and hilarious😂

[@spindoctor6385]

Happy Dean looks more like evil villain Dean

[@hellenic.h1168]

Oh yeah found this the other day n now I can rematch now I'm in my 50s Luved it then n even more so now Nostalgia plus Thanku thanku curiosity show

[@Kargoneth]

I remember doing this with Queen Elizabeth II on a Canadian $20 bill. Good times.

[@FTY13]

There is an old magic trick using sleight of hand where you take a $5 note and fold it up and it becomes a 20 or whatever you've got. The original plastic $5 notes had a defect and you could rub the face off with a toothbrush. I got a $5 note where the queen's face was missing so I would take someone's normal $5 and change it over making the queen's face disappear it was fantastic trick but I accidentally spent the note

[@walksonland1977]

I've only seen that one where you fold the fiver to see the Queen's teeth

[@rchaykovskiy]

The happy ones look like they're high 😂😂😂

[@croftmire]

Try it on your sad friends' photos!

[@zenmaster24]

wow - this shows how long we have had plastic money. never realised the curiosity show was still on once we switched from the old paper stuff!

[@pglink]

Try it on your francs.

[@SaturnCanuck]

Thanks for showing a Canadian bill. We used to use the $5 too.

[@JohnnyKray]

I tried this with a picture of my wife, but no matter which way I tilt it, she always looks angry?

[@sketgrood]

Curiosity Show was still on air when polymer notes came into circulation? Hmmm 🤔

[@boomstand2872]

hi, this clip is from Deane's 'solo' videos years later

[@keepthecircleclean]

Haha awesome

[@goffeldumkimpotrickson2453]

Shortcut… I’m gonna try this with a mirror and just lean forwards and backwards all I have to do is bend this mirror……wooos…luckily I have a second mirror and just a little….woops it’s ok I have a third …and woops

[@Kargoneth]

21 years of rotten luck!

[@tendarb]

Make sure you get those folds in the right spots. 😉

[@Monstah7]

I really thought this show was over before we got plastic cash..

[@boomstand2872]

this is from a video released long after Curiosity Show ended

[@Monstah7]

@@boomstand2872 Thank you kindly mate, i was more than a lil confused.. Have a good one..👍

[@ndingo]

We don't have too many old $5 notes any more 😢

[@therealbebos]

Tried it on my parent's wedding pictures. Worked great except I got beat with a belt for some reason...

[@NewFalconerRecords]

Probably because the pictures were still in their frames at the time.

[@Wario-The-Legend]

Whatever you do, don't try this with actual people's faces. Trust me.

[@NewFalconerRecords]

@@Wario-The-Legend Obviously, you've learnt the hard way. I hear you.