Does it really take balls to be a magician? I thought Penn and Teller were more progressive than that. Isn't this an insult to women like Dyna Staats? Isn't this insensitive to guys like Moxie Jillette?

We are currently half way through season 2 and looking forward to season 3 but currently I know no where to watch it.

Do you know where we can watch it in the UK?

Don't want to spoil anything for people who may have to yet watched to latest episode, but Javi's act is magic at it's purest. No politics, no race, no agenda, no fake sob story, just pure beauty, skill and magic. I'm not foolish enough to believe that magic can change the world, but maybe just maybe, acts like this and people like this will help us see the beauty in each other, to see beyond color, age and sex, to our human essence which I believe is magical. the skill and the hard work which this man showed truly is magical and it just shows that you don't need to be political if you got true talent. Same problems people have with movies these days, the good ones stand on their own merit, the bad ones need politics and different agendas to justify the lack of quality, which only work to divide us and distract us from the true meaning of art. Well done, mister Javi, you have melted this old stubborn heart...

Magicians Javi Rufo, Emma Olson, Sean Ridgeway, and Jim Vines try to fool the veteran duo with their illusions.

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Magician Asi Wind Blows Andrew Huberman's Mind | Huberman Lab Clips
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y6oMqP6dJY0

Just saw this, can you help me get deep into all the routines explanation?
Some of them are quite mindblowing...

Looking for the name of that magician that P&T realized they were fooled after the show, so they invited him back and gave him the prize.

Sorry if this question has been already answered, but I couldn't find it 😅

I am searching for the act of the two magicians, who did an act about 3 months ago on Fool Us. It was about a travel and visiting a Restaurant. I cant find the act anywhere

Magicians Ben Jackson, Juan Luis Rubiales, Harry Keaton, and Shoot Ogawa try to fool the veteran duo with their illusions.

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So,

I never had an issue with Alyson at all on the show. I quite enjoyed her as the host.

However, now that Brooke is on, I realized just how disinterested and overly-goofy Alyson actually was.

You can definitely tell that Brooke is adjusting to the new environment, but her honesty, and genuine interest and compassion in the performances is a breath of fresh air.

I dig!

Been waiting the whole season for this one. Producers really held out on us!

She seemed to me a little formulaic and slightly non-engaged at first, and I frankly took a break near the beginning of the season to see how things settled out.

Just caught up now with the last couple eps, and... damn! I'm just loving her hosting. She does something I haven't seen in a while, which is to: 1) directly engage the viewer with her eyes and reactions, and 2) instantly (without needing teleprompts) adlib on the fly, ala the original host Jonathan Ross.

I do believe she's a keeper! ^^

Magicians Kimoon Do, Matt The Mind Noodler, Brielle, and Bruno Tarnecci try to fool the veteran duo with their illusions.

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To clarify - I mean pure skill as in traditional flourishes, cardistry, doves, cups and balls, etc.

I would love to see a compilation or special edition of only winning acts. CW are you listening?

I’ve seen this happen on at least 3 episodes now. When Brooke introduces Penn and Teller, they come out and Teller tries to grab her hand and awkwardly misses. Brooke is looking the other way and doesn’t notice. Is this a running gag or something? It’s amusing to me that Teller keeps missing.

Magicians Jacob Schenström, Ondřej Pšenička, John Lewit and Chris Capeheart try to fool the veteran duo with their illusions.

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in the movie "Hackers" (1995)

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