Dev Sherman appeared on Penn & Teller: Fool Us in 2020 with an original card routine built around a conversation with his inner critic. The episode transcript verifies his identity, presentation and personal account of using performance to work through insecurity. It also records an earlier university-era trip to Nepal where he shared magic across a language barrier. No reliable current performer site, professional biography, booking contact, location or later-career source was found, so the profile should remain a restrained historical record rather than implying present availability.
One appearance on Penn & Teller: Fool Us.
Aired 29 June 2020
Did not fool Penn & Teller
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