Penn & Teller's Sin City Spectacular was a weekly American television variety show hosted by Penn and Teller that appeared on the FX Networks from August 10, 1998 - June 30, 1999. The show's aim was to revive the genuine variety shows from the past, such as The Ed Sullivan Show, where, as Penn put it, you could see Pavarotti singing an aria, followed by a man with trained performing housecats.
Long Pig Luau with the Passing Zone Momix Charo Jim Belushi Balloon Man Greg Proops Call Phone with Jennie Garth Yan Yan & Yan Ping the Acrobatic Bikers Henry Rollins Masked Magician
Long Pig Luau with the Passing Zone Momix Charo Jim Belushi Balloon Man Greg Proops Call Phone with Jennie Garth Yan Yan & Yan Ping the Acrobatic Bikers Henry Rollins Masked Magician
Chinese Sticks with Jerry Springer Chester Cable the table juggler Mr. Spoons Fruit with Thomas Gibson Jerry Springer sings Masked Magician Match Box Tap Dogs remote at the Stratosphere Cathy Ladman Big Bad Voodoo Daddy
Chinese Sticks with Jerry Springer Chester Cable the table juggler Mr. Spoons Fruit with Thomas Gibson Jerry Springer sings Masked Magician Match Box Tap Dogs remote at the Stratosphere Cathy Ladman Big Bad Voodoo Daddy
Snake (with Alice Cooper) Long Twins (contortionists) Balloon of Blood Andy Dick's Salute to Tap Dancing Slash (with a magic trick) Jimmy Pardo Table Top Theater Space Hog Forever Tango Who's On First with Penn & Gilbert Gottfried
Snake (with Alice Cooper) Long Twins (contortionists) Balloon of Blood Andy Dick's Salute to Tap Dancing Slash (with a magic trick) Jimmy Pardo Table Top Theater Space Hog Forever Tango Who's On First with Penn & Gilbert Gottfried
Famous Magicians Michael Moschen the Juggler Guy To Gorilla with Rodney Dangerfield Fan Dance with Kevin Meany Kevin Sorbo Remote Andy Kindler Cell Phone Sir Rubber Man and the Tennis Racket Jay Marshall Sister Hazel
Famous Magicians Michael Moschen the Juggler Guy To Gorilla with Rodney Dangerfield Fan Dance with Kevin Meany Kevin Sorbo Remote Andy Kindler Cell Phone Sir Rubber Man and the Tennis Racket Jay Marshall Sister Hazel
Wendy Malick (Just Shoot Me) performs a card trick with P&T John Twomey shows off his unique talent Bill Maher (Politically Incorrect) gets blood from a stone Todd Robbins (He eats a light bulb) Mo'Nique (Comedienne) Dr. Joyce Brothers does a card trick poolside with P&T and the 8 Deadly Sin Dancers Brandon Hammond (Soul Food) does magic with showgirls David Cassidy sings
Wendy Malick (Just Shoot Me) performs a card trick with P&T John Twomey shows off his unique talent Bill Maher (Politically Incorrect) gets blood from a stone Todd Robbins (He eats a light bulb) Mo'Nique (Comedienne) Dr. Joyce Brothers does a card trick poolside with P&T and the 8 Deadly Sin Dancers Brandon Hammond (Soul Food) does magic with showgirls David Cassidy sings
Assistants' Revenge Rollerskating Puppets The Legend of Diamond Jack with John Popper Trained Housecats WWW's Hacksaw Jim Duggan John Popper and The National Anthem Margaret Smith Cheech Marin The Steven Segal Band Super Dave Osborne Remote
Assistants' Revenge Rollerskating Puppets The Legend of Diamond Jack with John Popper Trained Housecats WWW's Hacksaw Jim Duggan John Popper and The National Anthem Margaret Smith Cheech Marin The Steven Segal Band Super Dave Osborne Remote
Cow Todd Robbins Baby Card Trick with Gena Lee Nolan Smashmouth with Engelbert Humperdink Fausto Scorpion Acrobats with Andy Dick Death with Dylan McDermott Mac King Heartless Suli McCullough
Cow Todd Robbins Baby Card Trick with Gena Lee Nolan Smashmouth with Engelbert Humperdink Fausto Scorpion Acrobats with Andy Dick Death with Dylan McDermott Mac King Heartless Suli McCullough
Paint Balls with Drew Carey Floppy Doll Rob Schneider Rats with Drew Carey Save Ferris Magic In Bed Todd Oliver & Irving Lou Reed
Paint Balls with Drew Carey Floppy Doll Rob Schneider Rats with Drew Carey Save Ferris Magic In Bed Todd Oliver & Irving Lou Reed
Penn & Teller's Sin City Spectacular was a weekly American television variety show hosted by Penn and Teller that appeared on the FX Networks from August 10, 1998 - June 30, 1999. The show's aim was to revive the genuine variety shows from the past, such as The Ed Sullivan Show, where, as Penn put it, you could see Pavarotti singing an aria, followed by a man with trained performing housecats.
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