Did anyone else read about this new
developing cop series where they
are detectives during the day?
Penn & Teller's new ABC cop series
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Re: Penn & Teller's new ABC cop series
If Steven Seagal can be a policeman on a reality TV series, why not Penn & Teller.
Though the fact that Teller doesn't speak in front of an audience might lead to some odd interactions with criminals.
Though the fact that Teller doesn't speak in front of an audience might lead to some odd interactions with criminals.
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Re: Penn & Teller's new ABC cop series
I can totally see you point.
The Steven Seagal show is OK.
I can imagine the level of uncomfortability
of Teller not speaking and just either staring
or making faces.
The Steven Seagal show is OK.
I can imagine the level of uncomfortability
of Teller not speaking and just either staring
or making faces.
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Re: Penn & Teller's new ABC cop series
There is a short thread about it somewhere around here.
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Re: Penn & Teller's new ABC cop series
Richard Kaufman wrote: Though the fact that Teller doesn't speak in front of an audience might lead to some odd interactions with criminals.
"You have the right to remain silent..." ;)
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Re: Penn & Teller's new ABC cop series
a new meaning to "the strong silent type"
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