I really love James Randi. I used to believe in a lot on things like ESP when I was younger and his books and articles really opened my mind as to how there is really no evidence at that it exists.

Of course!

Yeah. He's an OK guy in my book.

I love The Amazing Randi. I used to watch him on the Johnny Carson Tonight Show. Johnny loved exposing Uri Geller, you could tell by the way he went along with it.

Love James Randi. In the UK we have someone a little similar called Derren Brown. He purposely keeps himself fairly low key, but There is lots of stuff on him on youtube. Also his book 'A trick of the Mind' was the pretty much the book that changed my life. Great Book if you like critical thinking, and the argument and rational for a naturalistic world veiw

Huge fan of James Randi. Also, Penn & Teller. Using entertainment, magic and whatever their gifts are to expose people who would take advantage of the desperate or the gullible is a noble use of talent. Houdini did the same thing. Seeking the truth wherever it leads is always a good thing.

That million dollar cheque should be pretty moldy by now, eh.

I really do enjoy James Randi. He goes beyond the hyperbole of the flim-flam artist and exposes the raw facts behind the charade. I could use a little less drama in his act, but he is also in show business.

I love that guy. We need more like him.

Hell yes. James Randi is amazing.

I've seen them all... he leaves them standing there with egg on their faces. I like those guys that wear a lab coat and a pocket full of pens... lol.

I really liked the documentary that followed him through his struggle with his boyfriend's (husband?) immigration battle. It's amazing how the promise of love can make even James Randi ignore the evidence.

I loved it when he exposed the transmitter in Peter Popoff's ear and tapped into the communication from back stage. He was on to all of the big time phonies, like Uri Geller, John Edwards, and Sylvia Browne. He deserves a worthy successor to expose all the charlatans of this all-too-gullible age.

Who doesn't?