Original sentence: ; one episode shows a video crew from the show going into a building to get an interview, and Jillette points out that a member of the crew is wearing a Bullshit.After the diners have praised the water and picked their favorites, it is revealed that every single brand of bottled water is fictitious, and all were filled from the same garden hose behind the restaurant.For example, in "Bottled Water" diners in an upscale restaurant are presented with varieties of what appear to be fancy bottled water.He has also stated that the people being interviewed know that the interviewer and camera crew are from the show Bullshit.In one of their more serious experiments, Teller shoots a rifle at a melon to demonstrate that when a human head is shot, it is very likely to be forced in the opposite direction that the bullet was travelling (this to discredit a JFK conspiracy theory which points out that the fatal gunshot rocked JFK's head toward — not away from — the book repository).Opponents are interviewed and offer rebuttals to the proponents' arguments.Penn & Teller conduct informal experiments, freely admitting that they are often unscientific and geared toward comedy and satire.Penn Jillette has insisted in at least one episode that they do not take people's comments out of context in the interviews.Proponents of the topic at hand try to make their case in interviews, which are edited by the show's producers.baseball cap
Edited sentence: For example, in "Bottled Water" diners are asked to choose between genuine bottled water and similarly-packaged tap water; most diners preferred the tap water in this informal taste-test.Opponents are interviewed and offer rebuttals to the proponents arguments.Penn & Teller conduct informal, and freely admitted unscientific experiments.Proponents of the topic at hand, in heavily edited interviews, try to make their case