What does Teller's death do to the TAM2 schedule?

[The Central Scrutinizer]

I heard he died today. 95 years old? You could have knocked me over with a feather! Will Penn still perform without him?

[Brown]

Unfortunately, Penn died in 1718.

[The Central Scrutinizer]

Originally posted by Brown
Unfortunately, Penn died in 1718.

This whole Penn & Teller "appearance" sounds like a scam.

[Electric Monk]

Well, the explosive grand finale might suffer a bit. On the other hand, there should be more survivors in the audience.

Penn will go on. After all, this wasn't the first Teller anyway.

--James

[arcticpenguin]

Could you be more specific? Which bank did this teller work at anyway?

[Rosencrantz]

Is this the Teller that you're never gonna leave her; the Teller that you're always gonna love her; or one of Teller, Teller, Teller, Teller right now?

[roger]

Well, this is certainly going to remove a lot of the suspense from their old catch the bullet in the mouth trick.

[Solitaire]

I'm just glad they canceled the aution for the stay at his house
in Las Vegas for the meeting and instead put this up in it's place:

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[Brown]

Originally posted by roger
Well, this is certainly going to remove a lot of the suspense from their old catch the bullet in the mouth trick. That wasn't a trick, you know. They really did it.

[Ladewig]

Well, this is certainly going to remove a lot of the suspense from their old catch the bullet in the mouth trick.


I dunno, I would be more impressed by a corpse catching a bullet in its teeth than a living person.

[Paul C. Anagnostopoulos]

Scrut said:This whole Penn & Teller "appearance" sounds like a scam.
Don't worry. Remember TAM1? The Bad Ast was able to show the entire conference was a scam. He'll let us know if there any scams at TAM2.

~~ Paul

[The Bad Astronomer]

Originally posted by Paul C. Anagnostopoulos
He'll let us know if there any scams at TAM2.

It's in Las Vegas. That would be redundant.

[Jeff Corey]

I don't know about scams, but I'd like to present Charpentier's Illusion.
I don't know whether I could get the apparatus through airport security.
And Jerry Andrus probably has it patented already.