TV Series2003 · Paramount+ with Showtime · Ended · 30 min
In society, there are many products and ideas that we buy into. Some of these products, services or ideas are just plain bullshit. Well known magicians: Penn and Teller are here to knock some sense into people in a humorous and informal way and to explain why some things in life are just bullshit.
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Teller
Himself
89 episodes
Penn Jillette
Himself
89 episodes
Joe Francis
1 episode
Frank Luntz
1 episode
Larry Elder
1 episode
Mancow Muller
1 episode
Ted Nugent
1 episode
Gary Busey
1 episode
The Enigma
1 episode
Michael Medved
1 episode
Christopher Hitchens
1 episode
Kris McGaha
1 episode
Arlo Guthrie
1 episode
David Icke
1 episode
John Edward
1 episode
Gilbert Gottfried
1 episode
Michael Goudeau
3 episodes
Bobby Slayton
1 episode
Jackie Mason
1 episode
David Copperfield
1 episode
Gabrielle Dennis
2 episodes
Ron Jeremy
2 episodes
William Cone
1 episode
Michael Q. Schmidt
1 episode
Jerry B. Jenkins
1 episode
Robin Leach
1 episode
James Randi
3 episodes
James Van Praagh
Self
1 episode
John Gray
Self
1 episode
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