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| − | Penn and Teller are a unique duo of magicians. 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 liberal ideas as well as conservative ones. | + | Penn and Teller are a unique duo of magicians. 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 liberal ideas as well as conservative ones. 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]] and [[circumcision]], but also debunked [[environmentalist]] ideas and [[9/11 conspiracy theories]]. | + | From a conservative perspective, Penn and Teller can be both loved and hated. They have mocked things like [[religion]] and [[circumcision]], but also debunked [[environmentalist]] ideas and [[9/11 conspiracy theories]] on their show "Penn & Teller's Bullshit", on Showtime. The duo are both atheists, and both vote libertarian, or have done in the past few elections. |
Revision as of 17:53, May 29, 2007
Penn and Teller are a unique duo of magicians. 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 liberal ideas as well as conservative ones. 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 and circumcision, but also debunked environmentalist ideas and 9/11 conspiracy theories on their show "Penn & Teller's Bullshit", on Showtime. The duo are both atheists, and both vote libertarian, or have done in the past few elections.
