8 seasons available

Penn and Teller: Bullsh*t!

TVMA • Comedy, Documentaries, Reality • TV Series • 2003

In their Emmy Nominated program which fearlessly exposes dubious practices across America, Penn and Teller uncover the truth behind all kinds of so-ca...more

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8 seasons available (87 episodes)

8 seasons available

(87 episodes)

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Episodes

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Episode 1

Cheerleaders

The dark side of the profitable but dangerous sport.

Episode 2

Fast Food

Is the war on fast food really necessary to ensure public health?

Episode 3

Martial Arts

Thanks to centuries of Eastern mystique, the martial arts may appear spiritual and special. But, isn’t karate just a bunch of guys in pajamas breaking boards with their feet? Can housewives truly learn to defend themselves? And what is “chi” anyway?

Episode 4

Teen Sex

Penn and Teller believe today's parents are more hysterical than ever about teen sex. The duo will look at the drastic measures adults are taking to combat the perceived dangers of teenage promiscuity, “sexting,” and gay-straight alliances.

Episode 5

Easy Money

Everyone wants to get rich quick, but are multi-level marketing schemes really the answer? Penn and Teller reveal the truth about direct-sales companies that market everything from sausages to sex toys.

Episode 6

Area 51

Is the government hiding alien spaceships? Follow a team of UFO hunters on an overnight expedition in search of mysterious aircraft flying above a secret military facility known as Area 51. Buckle in…it’s going to be a bumpy ride.

Episode 7

Criminal Justice

The bad science and corruption behind America's war on crime.

Episode 8

Old People

Ongoing, offensive stereotypes about old people are debunked.

Episode 9

Self-Esteem

The persistent but erroneous belief in "self esteem building."

Episode 10

Vaccinations

Vaccination is considered modern medicine’s greatest weapon against disease. Thanks to pseudoscience and fear, the debate over their safety rages on. Should parents trust their children’s health to loudmouth celebrities rather than doctors and scientists?