What's it With Teller speaking?
WAV King
Why use a spoiler for something that's common knowledge? He didn't give
anything away.
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Wilson Banswell
Fadder ", I see something saying Teller will speak. So what's so great about
that?
Willie hears you Willie don't care
Dean Humphries
>Fadder ", I see something saying Teller will speak. So what's so great about
>that?
Because except for the Penn And Teller Get Killed movie, he never has.
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>>Everywhere I see info about tonight's episode "BABF02 - Hello Gutter, Hello
>>Fadder ", I see something saying Teller will speak. So what's so great
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>Because except for the Penn And Teller Get Killed movie, he never has.
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On the daily show Jon Stewart asked him to "SAY SOMETHING!!!" and so he thought
for a moment and then swore so it'd have to be bleeped out.
Eliza
but technically he did speak...
Bill McNeal
Adam Hopkins
wasn't just a word or two either, it was like a whole interview.
SJim67 <sji...@aol.com> wrote in message
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> >Because except for the Penn And Teller Get Killed movie, he never has.
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> Actually, he's had various roles in films where he (Teller) spoke. Most
notably
> the HBO film "Long Gone."
Cap'n Twill
> >>Fadder ", I see something saying Teller will speak. So what's so great
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> for a moment and then swore so it'd have to be bleeped out.
Actually, it was with Craig Kilborne, and what they aired was "F--- you, Craig!."
Cap'n Twill
Yes, "F---."
Not "F***."
Scan
Wilson Banswell wrote:
> Everywhere I see info about tonight's episode "BABF02 - Hello Gutter, Hello
> Fadder ", I see something saying Teller will speak. So what's so great about
> that?
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> I saw a Penn and Teller show about two years ago here in Seattle. It's only a
> stage shtick when he doesn't speak, how ever there are times when Teller is
> off stage and there's a voice "from beyond" only to be interupted by a dropped
> microphone that Teller picks up. It's a funny schtick.
The best part about the show was when the show was over Penn and Teller were
greeting everyone in the lobby and Teller was a regular chatterbox.
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Wilson Banswell wrote:
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P.S. I've never heard Harpo Marx speak though I've read his writings, I wonder
if any footage of Harpo pseak.
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Wilson Banswell wrote:
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if any footage of Harpo speaking exists
SJim67
Actually, he's had various roles in films where he (Teller) spoke. Most notably
SJim67
>wasn't just a word or two either, it was like a whole interview.
Exactly. The silent thing is part of the Penn and Teller act. Outside of that
act he's spoken quite often.
Irish Boxer
Irish "My Gimmick is being a Jackass" Boxer
On 14 Nov 1999 19:18:27 GMT, volg...@aol.com (Wilson Banswell) wrote:
>Everywhere I see info about tonight's episode "BABF02 - Hello Gutter, Hello
>Fadder ", I see something saying Teller will speak. So what's so great about
>that?
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TedJ...@mindspring.com
Irish Boxer wrote in message <382f6d4b.14035849@news>...
>In his act he never speaks, that's basically his gimick
If he hadn't spoken here either, then would there be a big
controversy over whether it was the real Teller playing himself
not speaking, or just a Teller impersonator imitating his not
speaking?
AcK!
"WAV King" <wav...@abac.net> was overcome by angst and wrote:
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>Why use a spoiler for something that's common knowledge? He didn't give
>anything away.
It isn't common knowledge if you're an uncommon person, I guess.
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Jeff Fisher
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> >Everywhere I see info about tonight's episode "BABF02 - Hello Gutter, Hello
> >Fadder ", I see something saying Teller will speak. So what's so great about
> >that?
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In a Babylon 5 episode, Teller "whispers" into Sheridan's ear, but we
viewers can't hear him.
-- Jeff Fisher <>< Vancouver WA
"One of the most striking differences between a cat and a lie
is that a cat has only nine lives." -- Mark Twain
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Bill McNeal
>anything away.
It's not common for Teller to speak, in fact Teller's claim to fame is NOT
speaking. There should have been a spoiler warning.
Wilson Banswell
> >Why use a spoiler for something that's common knowledge? He didn't
give
> >anything away.
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> It's not common for Teller to speak, in fact Teller's claim to fame
is NOT
> speaking. There should have been a spoiler warning.
>
Ah complain, well ya.
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Dean Humphries
<karl....@stud.umist.ac.uk> wrote:
> What or who the hell is Pen and Teller?
> Karl.
Pen is something you write with.
Teller's are the people that work at banks that make deposits and
withdrawals for you.
Duh, I thought that was obvious.
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Darrel Jones
K A Hadman wrote in message <80ssh0$11j5$1...@probity.mcc.ac.uk>...
>What or who the hell is Pen and Teller?
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Two magicians/con men. Unlike "conventional" magicians, they're not afraid
of admitting what they do is a sham, or giving away their secrets. And their
magic tricks often don't work as you think they will. Usually, Penn gives
some fun, flashy distraction of a tale while Teller just moves around
silently and actually does the trick. They once wrote a book called "Cruel
Jokes to Play on Dear Friends" that summarizes their philosophy on life and
magic perfectly.
K A Hadman
Karl.
Wilson Banswell <volg...@my-deja.com> wrote in message
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SJim67
>of admitting what they do is a sham, or giving away their secrets. And their
>magic tricks often don't work as you think they will. Usually, Penn gives
>some fun, flashy distraction of a tale while Teller just moves around
>silently and actually does the trick. They once wrote a book called "Cruel
>Jokes to Play on Dear Friends" that summarizes their philosophy on life and
>magic perfectly.
>
Yup. I like Penn and Teller very much, always have (although I didn't think
much of the Simpsons cameo.) Their "anti-magician" approach was always
refreshing to me.