Random Video: Teller vs. the Zombies of Vegas

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Sun Mar 9, 2008 — by Rick Marshall

Random Video: Teller vs. the Zombies of Vegas

Do the living dead like card tricks?

Magician/comedian Teller (of Penn and Teller fame) recently produced this short film about the potential impact of a zombie outbreak on the denizens of Las Vegas. It's a great indication that the silent half of the Penn and Teller duo might be just as funny if he said something once in a while.

While all of the Living Dead films have shown us what happens to the no-name John and Jane Does of the world, what about the performers? Who will live? Who will die? Who will play the Tuesday night show?

& Teller

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