| | '''Penn and Teller''' are a unique duo of [[magic]]ians. Teller, who often performs tricks while Penn provides dialog, never speaks on camera or on stage. Penn and Teller do more than just perform in [[Las Vegas]], they have had multiple television shows, one of which was ''Bull****!'', which debunked many myths, including those that are political, supernatural or social. Teller has spoken a number of times on televisions, but it is normal in the act for him never to speak. The pair have appeared on ''[[The West Wing]]'', on which they appeared to make an American flag, wrapped in a copy of the Bill of Rights, disappear in a puff of flame and smoke. | | '''Penn and Teller''' are a unique duo of [[magic]]ians. Teller, who often performs tricks while Penn provides dialog, never speaks on camera or on stage. Penn and Teller do more than just perform in [[Las Vegas]], they have had multiple television shows, one of which was ''Bull****!'', which debunked many myths, including those that are political, supernatural or social. Teller has spoken a number of times on televisions, but it is normal in the act for him never to speak. The pair have appeared on ''[[The West Wing]]'', on which they appeared to make an American flag, wrapped in a copy of the Bill of Rights, disappear in a puff of flame and smoke. |
| − | From a conservative perspective, Penn and Teller can be both loved and hated. They have mocked things like [[religion]], the [[war on drugs]], the [[death penalty]], warrantless [[wiretaps]], [[illegal immigration]] opposition and [[circumcision]], but also debunked aspects of [[environmentalism]] and [[9/11 conspiracy theories]] on their show ''Penn & Teller's Bull****'', on Showtime. The duo are both atheists, and both have [[libertarian]] political views. The two have verbally announced on their show that they do not at all agree with American conservatives.<ref>http://movies.ign.com/articles/454/454422p2.html</ref> | + | From a conservative perspective, Penn and Teller can be both loved and hated. They have mocked things like [[religion]], the [[war on drugs]], the [[death penalty]], warrantless [[wiretaps]], [[illegal immigration]] opposition and [[circumcision]], but also debunked aspects of [[environmentalism]], [[9/11 conspiracy theories]], and [[Gun Control]] on their show ''Penn & Teller's Bull****'', on Showtime. The duo are both atheists, and both have [[libertarian]] political views. The two have verbally announced on their show that they do not at all agree with American conservatives.<ref>http://movies.ign.com/articles/454/454422p2.html</ref> |