Penn & Teller: BS!

In the seventh season opener, Penn and Teller question the notion that Americans are in need of bigger and better orgasms by meeting with the inventor of a $12,000 remote-control orgasm machine, taking a $300 lesson from a sex coach, and observing a demonstration on how to unleash one's "inner erotic rock star."

Millions of people believe their destinies are determined by the positions of the sun, moon, and planets. Penn and Teller follow two astrologers as they dole out advice - for a price.

Politicians and other alarmists claim that playing video games leads to teen violence. Penn and Teller attempt to debunk that theory by handing over a real semi-automatic weapon to a nine-year-old to see if playing video games will turn him into a human killing machine.

The world will end on December 21, 2012 -that's according to a growing legion of doomsayers who follow the primitive Mayan calendar. The duo follows a pair of investigators to ancient Mexico to explore the mysterious "Mayan Prophecy".

Polygraphs are used in thousands of investigations and job screenings. Can a machine really detect whether someone is lying? Penn and Teller will meet people whose lives were ruined by the faulty tests.

Penn and Teller examine the organic food industry to determine if it is, in fact, more nutritious, and better for the environment.

According to Penn and Teller, our nation's tax system is complex and unfair. See what happens when they hit the halls of Congress in search of a legislator willing to talk about taxes.

Penn and Teller take on the lawn industry and visit a neighborhood where growing a certain type of grass is mandatory. They even meet a guy whose brown lawn landed him in jail!

Stress used to be a normal part of life. Lately, it's a "condition" and curing it has become a major moneymaking industry. Watch as they hunt down various remedies ranging from aromatherapy and needless nutritional supplements to mystical spa treatments.