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He speaks occasionally in the travelogue series Penn & Teller's Magic and Mystery Tour, but tends to let Penn speak on his behalf. In one exception, Teller describes an encounter with an Egyptian magician and how he was fooled by the cups and balls trick.

During Penn & Teller's 1991 "Refrigerator Tour", Penn quips on stage, "Teller never talks", to which Teller comments in a normal speaking voice, "That's right, Penn."

During an episode of The Unpleasant World of Penn and Teller, Teller screams and says "Oh God" while pretending to cut off his thumb. In the final episode Teller speaks while posing as a dummy of himself.

Penn & Teller guest-starred on Babylon 5 in the episode "Day of the Dead". They played Rebo and Zooty, a pair of visiting comedians, the shorter of whom speaks only through a machine. Rebo (Penn) says that, in all their years acting, Zooty has only ever said one word to him: "Why?" Teller's character is shown to whisper in Sheridan's ear during the denouement, pointing at the machine, saying "Because it tells me to".

Teller speaks extensively in the History Channel special Houdini: Unlocking the Mystery, though he is shot with a back light to hide his face in silhouette.

In an episode of Celebrity Deathmatch, during a fight with Siegfried and Roy, Teller is fed up by Penn mistreating him and tells him off before killing him.

On a celebrity episode of Fear Factor, Teller briefly breaks his silence by quietly exclaiming "Yes!" During "Off the Deep End," Teller screams whilst going down a water slide.

When Penn & Teller were interviewed on The Daily Show, one of Craig Kilborn's "Five Questions" was "Teller! Say something!" In response, Teller covered his mouth, uttering "Fuck you, Craig", thus compelling the censors to bleep it or render it silent. A similar incident occurred on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno

Teller contributed an audio review of the book The Glorious Deception, by illusion designer Jim Steinmeyer, on National Public Radio in July 2005.

The January 31, 2007 episode of The Skeptics' Guide to the Universe has a six-minute interview with Teller.

In the special Penn and Teller's Invisible Thread, a scuffle with some military officers in an airport hangar after a conversation with an alien prompts Teller to shout his partner's name into a megaphone.

In an appearance on Late Night, Teller (portraying a dummy version of himself) speaks to David Letterman as a demonstration of how the dummy can talk, and later screams in pain.

In an episode of Penn & Teller: Bullshit! entitled "[Anger Management]", Teller sets himself on fire and screams a profanity. Similarly, in an episode on the 2012 hoax, Teller is costumed as Quetzalcoatl, and he emits hoarse, condor-like screams. In the beginning of another episode entitled "[PETA]", Penn stands in the foreground with Teller, heating up a cattle branding iron with the word "Bullshit!" on it while a live bull (whom Penn has named "Dave") stands in the background. Penn brands Teller with the iron, to which Teller exclaims "Mother Fucker! Ohh!" Penn laughs and says to the bull, "Hey cool, Dave, he can talk!".

In the August 20, 2007 episode of the New York Times' "Science Times" podcast, Teller is interviewed.

In the December 24, 2007 show All Things Considered Teller spoke at length about his stageplay version of Macbeth.

Teller did the voice of the character Octum in the English language version of the animated movie Light Years (1988).

Penn and Teller have a cameo as themselves on an episode of The Simpsons, titled Hello Gutter, Hello Fadder, where he accidentally breaks character and verbally berates Homer, who expresses surprise in his ability to speak. Teller then expresses great anxiety, saying "Oh no, now Penn's gonna beat me!"

"& Teller" (2008), a short film about Teller dealing with a zombie apocalypse won a contest and was included on the DVD of George A. Romero's Diary of the Dead.

"& Teller2" (2008), the sequel to "& Teller" where Teller records his encounters with the undead in a video diary.

Teller explains a coin trick in terms of human cognition at the Magic on Consciousness Symposium in Las Vegas, an event of the Mind Science Foundation.

During the Broadway Revival of "The Rocky Horror Show", when Penn and Teller jointly played the part of the narrator, Teller was known to shout the signature Rocky Horror audience callbacks, albeit with his hand over his mouth.