Penn Jillette

Joined the cast of the ABC reality show, “Dancing with the Stars”

Hosted a live radio show on Vegas-area station Free-FM

Hosted the primetime game show “Identity” (NBC)

Co-produced (with Paul Provenza) the documentary feature “The Aristocrats”

Published first novel, Sock

Co-created and featured in Showtime’s controversial series “Penn and Teller: Bullshit!”; earned several Emmy nominations from 2004-2007 for Outstanding Reality Program and Outstanding Writing

Performed (with Teller) a long-standing, six-night a week engagement at the Rio Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas

Performed in (also co-produced) the variety show “Penn and Teller’s Sin City Spectacular” (FX)

Began a recurring role as Drell, the head of the witches’ council on “Sabrina the Teenage Witch” (ABC)

Voiced the role of the TV announcer in Disney’s “Toy Story”

Appeared (with Teller) in the PBS Special, “Behind the Scenes”

Released second “magic” book, Penn and Teller’s How to Play With Your Food

Hosted “The Eyes Scream: A History of the Residents” a documentary about the avant-garde performers

Wrote a regular column in the now-defunct PC/Computing magazine

Co-starred with Teller in the dark comedy “Penn and Teller Get Killed” directed by Arthur Penn

Released debut book, Cruel Tricks for Dear Friends with Teller; also a home video

Featured in the Norman Mailer cult favorite “Tough Guys Don’t Dance”

Performed their act “Penn and Teller Go Public” off-Broadway (broadcast on PBS); show moved to Broadway in 1987

Renamed themselves Penn and Teller (after Chrisemer left the act) and took their magic show on the road

Attended the Ringling Brothers’ Clown College

Formed a three-person act called Asparagus Valley Cultural Society with friends Robert Teller and Wier Chrisemer

Moved to San Francisco, CA