Penn & Teller on Showtime is a docuseries in which magicians and skeptics Penn and Teller debunk widely-believed cultural phenomena. They question hot topics and beliefs and present the facts in the most straightforward, no-nonsense manner that some may find offensive. In season eight, the comedian duo examines subjects such as Area 51, old people, vaccinations, and fast food, among others. Tune in to find out what makes sense and what doesn’t.
Where to Watch Penn & Teller Season 8
Good news! There are a few ways you and your family can enjoy not only Penn & Teller Season 8 but everything Showtime has to offer. Showtime offers a free 30-day trial with access to hit TV shows, movies, documentaries, sports, and more. You can also stream live, on-demand, or save shows to watch offline from any TV, tablet, PC, or phone.
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How Many Episodes Are in Penn & Teller Season 8?
There are 10 episodes in Penn & Teller season eight. The runtime of episodes averages between 26-28 mins. You can check the complete list of Penn & Teller episodes and their release date below.
Season Eight
- “Cheerleaders“: June 10, 2010
- “Fast Food“: June 17, 2010
- “Martial Arts“: June 24, 2010
- “Teen Sex“: July 1, 2010
- “Easy Money“: July 8, 2010
- “Area 51“: July 15, 2010
- “Criminal Justice“: July 22, 2010
- “Old People“: July 29, 2010
- “Self-Esteem“: August 5, 2010
- “Vaccinations“: August 12, 2010
Previous Seasons
- Season Seven: June – August 2009
- Season Six: June – August 2008
- Season Five: March – May 2007
- Season Four: April – June 2006
- Season Three: April – August 2005
- Season Two: April – September 2004
- Season One: January – April 2003
What Are the Critics Saying about Penn & Teller Season 8?
Penn & Teller Season 8 does not have an official critics rating yet. The series, however, has a user score of 8.2/10 indicating a positive reception from the viewers.
Kris King from Slant Magazine says, “Regardless of whether the show’s politics fall in line with your own, the duo has a refreshingly frank take on the world and neither cares if their beliefs offend anyone’s precious sensibilities. At its core, the show seeks to unmask the wolves that are out to take advantage of others, regardless of left, right, or center, and Penn & Teller’s—well, just Penn’s—will to scream about how utterly full of shit someone is can be bizarrely cathartic. Even if the show sometimes slips into murky pseudo-scientific experiments and has a tendency to rely too heavily on supposed experts from the Cato Institute, a Libertarian think tank that seems to pop in just about every episode, Bullshit! ultimately remains true to form: funny, well-argued editorials that expose the crooks and liars of the modern world.”
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Is Penn & Teller Season 8 Suitable for Kids?
Penn & Teller is rated TV-MA, which means it is meant for viewing by mature audiences only. The content material is not suitable for children under 17.
