Penn and Teller Fool Us Episode 7 Part 2

[TheAngelofThrash]

5:12 reminds me of Johnney Depp

[notme222]

I kinda liked it. I think the fakeout after each stapler was a little ponderous, but using staple guns instead of real guns makes it more accessible. Not many of us have experience with pistols (not even me, and I'm American) ;). But we've all used staple guns enough to know there aren't a lot of things to manipulate.

[17thSHIT]

sorry, but this doesn't look like magic much.

[Emusement]

Love Teller's reactions to Jonothan's comments from 3:26, more entertaining than the rest of the act

[killerfencer]

this guy looks like johny GAT from Saints row!

[TheDeadMouseStife]

that was impressive, but he should of used guns!! haha that would of spiced things up a little

[starwarsfreakgeek]

Im surprised they didnt blur out the middle finger.



[boydegg]

@starwarsfreakgeek

Look again - he did the gesture for comic effect, but he didn't use his middle finger. Clever!

[EpicBlueSpikes]

"incase your just tuning in now, this is not a remake of the elephant man!"

[RyanEnty]

Doesnt he kind of remind u of TEJBz xD

[MoonyD911]

the guy is such a good entertainer. xD really funny presentation.

Although he doesn't fool Penn and Teller, still, as a magician/entainer, i think he's done his job.

[maniacoffroader]

The staple guns have a window on them so you can see if they are empty or not.

[epiphyticsab]

So what happened to the ending?? It ended before P&T said anything!

[mouldycrouton]

Penn and teller look so unimpressed

[mike18at]

@mouldycrouton Of course, they did a very similar trick (complete with explanation) on this very same show. Only they didn't do it with a stapler, they did it with a real nail gun!

[mouldycrouton]

@mike18at yeah, saw that one. The method was way different. Anybody who has used a nailgun before should know how that trick was done.

[mouldycrouton]

love this show

[xTransmission]

Thanks



[nicofear]

Part 2!!!

Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!­!