"Penn & Teller: Fool Us" is an hour long television show featuring magicians Penn & Teller as judges of a sort of magical competition. It has ran for seven seasons, for the first two seasons on the British network ITV, and for the last five seasons on American network The CW. For the first two seasons, the host was British comedian Jonathan Ross, and for the subsequent seasons, it was Alyson Hannigan.

The structure of the show is simple: each episode, four different acts (usually a solo magician, sometimes duos or teams) each present a short magical act, with the hook of the show being that they are attempting to fool Penn & Teller, seeing if they will be unable to guess the trick. Since Penn & Teller are experienced magicians, most of the acts fail to do so. The magical acts run the gamut, from sleight of hand, close-up magic with coins and cards, to mentalism and giant illusions. Sometimes, Penn & Teller stay in their seats in front of the stage, while sometimes the more…

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