I spent some time with this myself. Here is how I see it. Start with all dupes. No genuine wittinesses is the standard in large scale TV magic and infomercials. Notice that you don't see the person's face clearly that he picks second as she walks to the table( picking her after the first person is "too short" increases the illusion that it is a random choice). After she lays down the switch is made with a double amp (think Heather Mills squared) on top and the bottom lady hidden by the magic table. (remember it only looks like a public area, everything you see is provided by a magician with TV money). The camera angles tell it all. Just enough info, but critical gaps when needed most. Fantastic TV magic!
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