T2.E11

12-Stepping

El episodio se emitió el 19 ago 2004
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29min

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Penn Jillette and Teller in Penn & Teller: Bullshit! (2003)

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaPenn and Teller look at the various twelve step programs that are used to cure addiction. They also look at the Alcoholics Anonymous and ask if it is a front for religious indoctrination.Penn and Teller look at the various twelve step programs that are used to cure addiction. They also look at the Alcoholics Anonymous and ask if it is a front for religious indoctrination.Penn and Teller look at the various twelve step programs that are used to cure addiction. They also look at the Alcoholics Anonymous and ask if it is a front for religious indoctrination.

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Penn Jillette

Self - Host

Teller

Self - Host

Gary Busey

Self

Sue Ellen Calderwood

Self

James Christopher

Self - Founder, SOS (Secular Organizations for Sobriety)
(as Jim Christopher)

Skip Davis

Self

Lance Dodes

Self
(as Dr. Lance Dodes)

Mike Jones

Self

Katie

Self

Steve Mack

Self

Wally Paton

Self

Jeffrey Schaler

Self
(as Dr. Jeffrey A. Schaler)

Dee-Dee Stout

Self

Lloyd Vacosky

Self - Director, Assisted Recovery

Samuel Walker

Self
(as Dr. Samuel Walker)

Ben Wizner

Self

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10/10

Underrated show. A favorite episode

The need for secular recovery methods to be understood and promoted is imperative for the future of humanity. Penn and Teller have simply pointed out what ought to be painfully obvious. This episode (as well as my experiences in life) have inspired me in my pursuit in a career of mental heath counseling. AA and it's structure are dated. It came about in the MCCARTHYISM ERA for jebus' sake. While I believe there are many positive aspects to 12-stepping, I think that if people are using their time as a group anyway, they ought to be more efficient and rational. CAN I GET AN AMEN?

THANK YOU PENN AND TELLER (and your fabulous crew)