If you like reading this site but just wish that it were funnier, had a team of researchers, and used more bad language, then BS is the show for you. While I disagree with some of the angles they take, particularly some of their libertarian interpretations of environmental issues, they have never failed to at least make me revisit some of my beliefs. It is P&T's outspoken nature about skepticism and atheism that forces the rest of us to stop hiding in the closet. They were recently given the Richard Dawkin's Award by the Atheist Alliance. You can read Teller's report and Dawkin's presentation speech online.

Their viewers, (Penn) Jillette claims, include schoolteachers who tell him, "You know, if there were just a few less 'motherf------,' I would show this in my class."The first time I ever heard of P&T was when I saw them do their famous watertank trick on SNL in 1985. At 14yo I was immediately sold because they were brash and in your face. Now over 20 years later I am still hooked for the same reasons.
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