Impractical Jokers

This week, the Jokers are raising hell at Raising Cane's, and following that, asking for help to carry some furniture. At the end, one of them will be strapped to a speeding race car for his punishment � or is it?

The Jokers come in hot and correct rude behaviour in this episode, but not before adding an unusual fee to customers' bills! Sadly, one of them couldn't wrap his mind around winning this week, so he'll have to wrap his legs around something else!

The Jokers are hiding from their boss; they try to get away with sending bizarre emails; one loser won't make it through and is caught red handed messing with women's purses.

Stealing America's hearts isn't the only thing on the agenda this special, cause the Jokers will also be stealing America's babies at the mall! While they lie in wait trying to succeed in an impossible task, Sal, Q, and Murr hash on some never before seen clips.

It's a busy week for the Jokers as they fake their marriage and interview folks for an upcoming lifestyle article, but one Loser couldn't keep up and will be forced to curse out in tonight's punishment!

Watch out! The Jokers are back taking offense at baristas and reading unusual product reviews. Later, one Joker will be punished by provoking diners with one difficult task.

We're reporting crimes and disrupting mealtimes in this week's challenges, but in the end, one Joker has to shed light onto something (or someone) very important to complete his punishment!

Today the Jokers are snagging tips and spinning the Wheel of Doom to determine who will be the losing Joker, who will be excusing his bad behavior with a very "generous" compensation.

From bombing job interviews to trashing their Nona's sauce, the Jokers are not on their game this week with one Loser being punished by confronting cellphone users in this nail-biting punishment!

Uh oh! Kicking good people out and stealing from strangers is what's on the agenda for the Jokers this week, with one of them ruining the entire night of a whole sports bar in tonight's big punishment!

Sal, Q, and Murr are put to the test; first as tv producers, then as product inventors, while the losing Joker won't be tooting his own horn - celebrity guest Roy Wood Jr. will! https://www.tbs.com/shows/impractical-jokers/season-10/episode-18/roy-wood-jr

The Jokers are bad receptionists and must do and say what the other guys tell them. Then it's a Joker vs Joker challenge with Joey Fatone, followed by Joey Fatone's epic punishment culminated by the Joker's previous punishments. https://www.tbs.com/shows/impractical-jokers/season-10/episode-19/joey-fatone

The Jokers pose as lawyers with ridiculous contracts and mean no disrespect yet say disrespectful things to shoppers. The losing Joker is coached by Harvey Guillen on his latest acting method.

The Jokers send bizarre texts and pose as security guards doing and saying whatever they are told. The losing Joker will be in elf orientation held by guest star Michael Ian Black!

The Jokers have an over the top reaction to a phone call and offer absurd event tickets to people on the street. The losing Joker is joined with alien Alf, and his planet�s cuisines.

The Jokers ask random park goers to watch their grandma while they make a quick errand then are interviewed for a fake documentary. The losing Joker will be dressed as a clown and punished by the other Jokers and returning special guest, Eric Andr�.

Sal, Murr, and Q convince passersby to fill in as actors in over-the-top scenes they're "directing". Later, the guys seek help from unknowing bystanders after getting "thrown out" of an establishment for bad behavior. Guest Star Paula Abdul delivers a straight-up uncomfortable punishment for the loser.

Q, Murr, and Sal make spectacles of themselves at an after-hours museum event, then try to interest park-goers in their strange pet-themed businesses. Actor Kim Fields helps deliver a punishment that proves context is everything.

Q, Sal, and Murr coax their trainees to secure donations through unusual ways. Then, they�ll discipline their �kids� with the help of fellow shoppers. Later, Murr is running rampage as a �Tailor-zilla� at a bridal shop with guest star Bobby Moynihan!

Q, Sal, and Murr pose as cash grabby waiters, and later as embarrassing parents. After, the losing Joker is forced into a far-out focus group punishment with special guest, and so-called Ganja Weasel, Blake Anderson!

The Jokers are dishing out as waiters, and later grilled by news anchor Rosanna Scotto. Finally, the losing Joker is in for a horrific treat with guest star Bruce Campbell!

Tonight, the Jokers are posing as salesmen and must sell their bizarre products to focus group participants. Then attempt a challenge that turns out to be a mouthful. Finally, Sal finds himself in a "stinky" situation in tonight's punishment with guest star Kal Penn!

Unable to pull off this week's pickleball and coffee shop challenges, the losing Jokers are forced to participate in an overseas game show hosted by special guest Paul Scheer!

Sideline Smack Talk is a special episode of Impractical Jokers hosted by Casey Jost and former NFL Player Eddie Jackson. Casey and Eddie spend time reviewing nail biting clips of never-before-seen moments from Season 10. After watching down these unaired scenes, the two judges weigh in on which Joker has taken on the most punishment from the season.

Sal, Q, and Murr are falling head over heels for someone they just met, and later on in a heated debate with pro wrestler MJF. At the end, one Joker will discover an untapped clairvoyant talent they possess with guest star Kesha!

Joined by John Mayer, the Jokers must convince unsuspecting temps to accompany them to a business dinner. Afterwards, the losing Joker has to face the wrath of angry Mayer fans in a humiliating punishment.

From working remotely to pitching unconventional business ideas with Steve Byrne, one Joker has a shot at winning a pair of highly sought-after sneakers thanks to NBA star, Anthony Davis!

In this week's episode, the Jokers are giving unsolicited etiquette advice, and live taping strange product reviews shortly after. Then, one lucky Joker will be taking all the blame for our celebrity guest, Post Malone!

Sal, Q, and Murr are crashing (and burning) into product displays and hiding in tight spaces, but one of them must face the music with our celebrity guest Bret Michaels.

Sal, Q, and Murr show off the latest fashions for an awestruck crowd, before making a go at finding true love. Ultimately, special guest Brooke Shields shows the losing joker that breaking up is hard to do.

Q, Murr, and Sal get brainy with it when they play mad scientists. Later, they answer for their crimes in the form of a really dumb survey. The losing joker participates in the new talk show REAL TALK WITH METH, led by Method man.

Q, Murr, and Sal finally clean out their garages before giving truly spooky presentations. In the end, David Cross brings a sense of danger to the losing Joker, and makes a memory they�re sure to not forget.

Murr, Sal, and Q learn that a good babysitter can be hard to find, before going off to perform some consumer research. Later, Adam Pally & Jon Gabrus shock the losing joker with their devious punishment.

Sal, Q, and Murr slather on the charm for a commercial shoot, before focusing on delivering some hard truths. Finally, Chris Jericho turns heel on the losing joker.

Murr, Sal, and Q perform a questionable taste test. Later, they work off some of those calories with some Crossfit. Finally, Rob Riggle lets the losing Joker show off that new swole gym body.

Murr, Sal, and Q learn a hard lesson about being kind to food service professionals, before heading off to give rock solid relationship advice. The losing joker is in for a shock, as his punishment (led by Colin Jost) spells T-R-O-U-B-L-E.

Q, Murr, and Sal learn a tough lesson about the corporate chain of command, before later starting a white collar revolution. Finally, the losing joker must grow a pair in order to play husband to special guest Jillian Bell.

Sal, Q, and Murr clear the room as eccentric exterminators, and later they produce a controversial infomercial. Finally, Eric Andre drops by to give the losing Joker an awkward release.

The Jokers persuade a focus group participant to sign off on different contract items that were written by the other guys. The Jokers must get a stranger to listen to their reading their daughter's diary entries. Punishment: Q gets a person to join him to do a podcast with content created by the other Jokers. However, after an hour of doing this podcast, Q finds out what his real punishment was, which was that all of his clothes were taken out of his house and donated to charity.

Murr, Q, Joe and Sal prove their good taste, and later prove they can hack it in the professional world. Finally, the safe guys give the losing joker a semi that he must show off to an unsuspecting crowd.

Joe, Prince Herb, Q, and Murr showcase their creative vision by unveiling their new inventions. Later, they learn what it takes to get a date in the digital age. Finally, the losing joker embraces the role of a lifetime.

Murr, Joe, Prince Herb, and Q participate in the documentary filmmaking process. Later, they read a teenager's diary to surprise and delight strangers. And when they lose, they find motivation to do better next time.

Q, Prince Herb, Murr, and Joe try their hardest to prove they're advertiser friendly, and then tell strangers their life stories. The big loser schools the academic community.

Joe, Q, Prince Herb, and Murr recruit new senior executives for their companies and then jump into the dating pool. Plus, the big loser gets an opportunity to show off his musical chops to a captive audience.

The Jokers pitch each other's television show ideas to a panel group. They offer a choice of focus groups for an individual to pick what they prefer.

The Jokers try not to laugh as past life therapists. Then they must get approval from a stranger to send a goofy email.

The Jokers pose as job references on a Zoom call while being messaged and messed with by the other guys. They then pitch their memoirs to strangers in order to get a high rating.

The Jokers go head-to-head tournament style providing answers to their focus group questionaire; with the moderator chooses which one they like better. Then at a food hall, they have to get a stranger to approve of their apology letter. Originally the apologies were prepared by the other guys, but after Murr finds he has to read his own letter, he makes the others do the same.

Murr, Joe, Q and Sal get a little too greedy with fellow shoppers at the market, then offer major disservices to a focus group. Plus, tonight�s big loser learns the hard way that the grass is always pinker on the other side.

Murr, Q, Joe and Sal learn how hard it is to find good help these days, and later return to their artistic roots. Finally, one joker reluctantly delivers a series of crushing blows.

Q, Joe, Sal, and Murr play receptionist for the day, before teaching parents proper home-schooling techniques. Finally, dreams come true as one joker lands the endorsement deal of a lifetime.

Joe, Sal, Q, and Murr fascinate on-lookers as they pose as documentary subjects, before looking for fights in a public park. Finally, things get literate when one joker must crash a poetry slam.

Joe, Sal, Q, and Murr create awkward vibes while posing as receptionists in a waiting room, then get the party started when pitching to a focus group.

Q, Joe, Sal and Murr pose as avant-garde photographers in a Staten Island park and get fully animated when pitching to a focus group. And later, just when tonight's big loser thinks it's in the bag, he still comes out painfully behind.

The Jokers take turns as an audio engineer at a recording studio, but the other Jokers have spoken on behalf of him. The Jokers are at a grocery store with their "wives" and the couple has to do what the other Jokers tell them. Jameela Jamil from their show The Misery Index guest stars as Q's wife.

The big loser heads to the spa for an electrifying punishment two years in the making.

Murr, Q, Joe, and Sal "do the farts" with actor Jeff Daniels, then try to get strangers to take their sides in ridiculous arguments. Later, tonight's big loser finds himself up against a wall around a group of perplexed college students.

Q, Joe, Murr, and Sal find scandalous diary entries written by their "daughters", and then break up with significant others in front of baffled strangers. The loser finds himself in hot water and on shaky ground while waiting tables.

Lights, Camera, Action! The guys fly to LA to try directing, then meet up with Jay and Silent Bob to "pants" the town red. Later, the guys throw a huge Hollywood party, and tonight's loser learns the hard way that he's in the band.

Joe, Sal, Q, and Murr roll through a hotel lobby posing as concierges, then try committing insurance fraud with the help of some confused strangers. Later, tonight's loser suffers a very personal punishment that's anything but child's play.

Joe, Sal, Q and Murr pose as suspicious nutritionists trying to recruit new clients, then they quit their jobs for strange reasons. Later, they go head to head in a wild debate that is judged by a stranger. Tonight's punishment takes a toll on the loser, putting him in a real tight spot.

Sal, Q, Murr and Joe try to find house sitters for their bizarre homes and then pose as researchers studying grocery shopping habits. Later, tonight's big loser has a supersized run-in at the drive-thru with some astonished costumers.

Murr, Sal, Joe and Q showcase questionable products to participants, then rescue strangers who don't need to be rescued; the big loser must hit and run his mouth to get himself out of trouble.

Joe, Sal, Q and Murr seek help from customers when they escape security at the grocery store. Later, they tell bizarre tales to diners at a food court. Tonight's big loser is in constant hell when he's left looking for a missing letter.

Sal, Q, Joe and Murr play receptionists looking for suspicious names. Then the guys seek marriage advice from strangers after a private eye shares incriminating photos. Tonight's big loser goes from pissed off to pissed on in the matter of one punishment.

Murr, Sal, Joe and Q are at the massage parlor for a much kneaded relaxation, then they ask strangers their opinions on questionable yearbook ads. Tonight's big loser has an awkward, but fan-tastic time in the sun.

Joe, Murr, Sal and Q get their checks bounced by customers who notice unusual charges, then they help out coworkers with some peculiar trust exercises. Tonight's big loser finds himself balls deep at a carnival game that's rigged for him to lose.

Murr, Q, Sal and Joe play a game of tag at a coffee shop, then convince shoppers to deliver sketchy messages at the grocery store. Tonight�s big loser might lose his mind in an Impractical Jokers first ever non-punishment punishment!

Q, Joe, Sal and Murr bus their way through Katz's Deli, then they express some unpopular opinions at the park. Tonight's big loser must talk his way through some real highs and lows, in a punishment that truly sucks.

Sal, Q, Joe and Murr are at Universal Studios in Hollywood. They start off serving up ridiculous surveys, then make things awkward while posing as maintenance workers. Plus, tonight's big loser can't catch a break�no matter how many times he tries.

Joe, Sal and Murr one-up each other while trying not to laugh, and team up for a lunch that�s for the birds. Later, tonight�s big loser hits the Broadway stage, where he�s treated to a classic New York welcome by an agitated crowd.

Murr, Q, Joe and Sal participate in a fake documentary, then find themselves in the middle of a marshmallow throwing contest. Plus, tonight's big loser is the host with the least when he can't find customers' dinner reservations.

Sal, Murr, Joe and Q play matchmakers at the food court, then switch fields to pose as architects, sharing some perplexing new building technology. Plus, tonight's big loser makes a connection while networking - and won't let go.

Q, Sal, Murr and Joe mean no disrespect to patrons at a food court, then cut to the chase while posing as tailors. Later, strangers pick sides in a wild debate, and tonight's big loser takes the cake with his crumby punishment.

Joe, Q, Sal and Murr go incognito to fool unsuspecting strangers, then pop in for a coffee just in time to miss out on a big prize. Plus, tonight's big loser might just crack under the pressure of his rotten punishment.

Q, Joe, Sal and Murr test their parental instincts by reading their daughters' diaries, then they give presentations that are anything but normal. Tonight's big loser gets painfully honest with bodybuilders at the gym.

Murr, Joe, Q and Sal are a little too generous with fellow shoppers at the market, then ask strangers to help them out of a texting jam. Plus, the big loser fights his way - repeatedly - to the best seat in the house.

Joe, Murr, Q and Sal send blood pressure rates sky-high while posing as nurses, then stroll through the store with their wives. Plus, the big loser wishes he could check out early at a pop-up fashion show.

Sal, Murr, Joe and Q pull desk duty, and then do strangers a solid by barring them from the bathroom. Plus, the big loser learns the hard way that gratuity is not included.

Q, Joe, Sal, and Murr get tech help from some confused tutors; they play hot potato in a shoe store; the big loser wishes he could press escape during a brutal coffee shop punishment.

Murr, Sal, Joe and Q take some customers for a wild ride, and things get messy when they ask fellow shoppers for a hand. Plus, the big losers suffer a monster punishment that leaves them crushed.

The guys celebrate with some unseasonable specials, followed by unwanted new toys; gift wrapping goes awry; the big loser has a close encounter with hungry wildlife.

The guys pair up to share educational ideas with perplexed parents, then teach Krav Maga to martial arts newbies. But when one Joker refuses, he becomes the big loser and faces an opponent that scares the pants off him.

The guys try and work out the kinks as physical therapists, then pitch some way out-of-the-box ideas for TV hosts. Plus, the big loser gets rolled over by some speedy ladies.

The Jokers pose as dental assistants where the laughing gas flows freely, and then make headlines for all the wrong reasons. Later, they get burned giving some campfire tips, and the big loser scores a hole in none on the links.

The guys rely on the kindness of strangers to help answer some awkward questions, then go looking for love in the park. Plus, tonight's big loser strikes out amongst baseball fans with an assist from Yankees legend Tino Martinez.

The guys try not to crack up during a four-way face off and later find that a stroll with the Gatto pups is no walk in the park. Plus, tonight's big loser suffers more than muscle failure in a major league embarrassment.

Q, Sal, Joe and Murr Greek out while lending a hand to customers at a casual restaurant, then battle across the table of a focus group. Plus tonight's big loser gets spitting mad when forced to spend some quality time at the zoo.

The guys pump the breaks on a bike ride to ask perplexed strangers for help and cut the java line to get the go-ahead on some very strange emails. Plus tonight's big loser gets schooled in a game show that barely makes the grade.

The guys turn on the charm to make a restaurant basement sound enticing and recruit unsuspecting shoppers to shout out bizarre nicknames. Then, tonight's big loser must find his way out of the cuckoo's nest before the chicks get crazy!

The Jokers act fast and furiously as employees at a theme park and go postal on model citizens who don't realize they're part of the picture. Then, tonight's big loser tumbles and falls after antagonizing a room full of Guy Fieri fans.

The Jokers perform unusual methods of DNA testing and get too close for comfort at the grocery store. Then, tonight's big loser becomes a shell of a man after he cracks under pressure during a presentation at a children's museum.

Q, Joe, Sal and Murr rat each other out at a pizza place and get into textual relationships with strangers at the mall. Then, the big loser twerks hard for the money at an impromptu bikini car wash.

Murr, Joe, Sal and Q have fast fingers at a focus group and leave no cereal box unturned at a grocery store. Tonight's big loser opens a can of something fierce at a local donation center.

Q, Murr, Joe and Sal offer up peculiar specials at a steakhouse, and tonight's big loser may need his own lifeguard after making waves at the pool

Sal, Joe, Murr and Q try and hold it together as receptionists checking in some strange characters. Later, they offer up odd rewards to helpful strangers, and tonight's big loser gets the stuffing squished out of him at the mall.

Q, Murr, Joe and Sal have customers seeing red while working at an optician's office, then get too close for comfort eavesdropping on strangers' conversations. And, tonight's big loser gives the business at a networking event.

Joe, Q, Sal and Murr crack each other up while performing strange scenes behind glass, then test out awkward proposals at the Top of the Rock. And, tonight's big loser gets tongue tied while speaking before government officials.

Joe, Murr, Q and Sal run a surprise challenge; a stint at the Cake Boss's counter is anything but sweet; advice for children turns awkward when heard by strangers; the night's loser looks for a new do, but not for himself.

Murr, Joe and Sal pitch toys that should be kept away from tots, face off at a market, and see spots at the mall; the big loser sticks his nose where it does not belong.

Joe, Sal, Q and Murr skirt the law while posing as receptionists. The heat is on tonight's big loser as they try to give one unlucky customer the deal of a lifetime.

Murr, Joe, Q and Sal take a spin in a motorized chair hoping the kindness of strangers will keep them on track. Tonight's big loser walks away bruised and battered when he's forced to clear some tables in an unusual way.

Sal, Murr, Joe and Q don absurd disguises to trick unsuspecting receptionists, then try to convince strangers to sign off on some unusual emails; the big loser turns a harmless dance class into a dance with danger.

Sal, Q, Murr and Joe return to the dentist's office, then try to make each other laugh in a food court tournament. Tonight's big loser strips for a rowdy group of ladies who will never be able to un-see the sorry state of his skin.

Q, Sal, Murr and Joe compete in a focus group face-off, convincing people that their TV show ideas are the best; the losers stand to get run out of town when they reveal their financial mismanagement plan to charity donors.

Murr, Sal, Joe, and Q enlist shoppers to help them avoid a rogue security guard; the big loser faces the wrath of a crowd of rockers.

Sal, Murr, Q and Joe climb to the Top of the Rock for some awkward interactions, then "wet" their appetites at a bagel shop; the evening's loser takes a run across the Brooklyn Bridge that is anything but inspiring.

Joe, Sal, Murr and Q share some misinformation on aviation, then they brag about their lack of accomplishments. Three brave vets also get their own punishments and an epic double punishment goes up in flames!

Sal, Murr, Joe and Q survey employees with odd questions; tonight's loser unveils a mural in a small town whose residents react with big-city rage.

Murr, Joe, Sal and Q dodge shakedowns with the help of some stranger, then they get handsy in a parking lot. A clip bait battle goes down in the park and tonight's big loser has a run-in at a party that leaves him down for the count.

Murr, Joe, Sal and Q get drenched at a water park. They then play a wild round of TP basketball at a grocery store. Tonight's big loser strikes out while jockeying for a ball from New York Mets pitcher Noah Syndergaard.

Joe, Murr, Sal and Q take time to stop and smell the roses at the Botanic Garden, while the patrons are left to wonder what stinks. Later, the guys pair up at the food court to go double - and triple - dipping in strangers' fries. Then tonight's big loser goes underground to save his family, but winds up battling an unlikely - and undead - enemy.

It's all play and no work when Joe, Sal, Q and Murr square off in a toy pitching competition. Tonight's big loser nearly gets the shush beat out of him while trying to quiet down patrons in the food court.

Murr, Joe, Sal and Q beg shoppers to hold on to a weird item for them. Then they help teach tech to senior citizens. Tonight's big loser reveals his most embarrassing digital life to his own father.

Murr, Joe, Sal and Q must explain why they've suddenly been doused with water while working at the mall. Tonight's big loser gets decked out as a pirate but doesn't find any rum in his cup as he entertains kids set on mutiny.

Q, Joe, Sal and Murr cruise the food court sending texts to strangers, then they throw caution (and groceries) to the wind. Tonight's big loser is cast as a genie in a play but he wishes to be anywhere else.

Q, Murr, Sal and Joe kill time in a waiting room by sharing some TMI texts with strangers; they try to sabotage each other as the wingmen from hell at a dating event; the big loser gets a special donation from one of the other Jokers.

Sal, Joe, Murr and Q get snap happy posing as photographers; three Jokers are faced with a punishment that's not child's play.

Joe, Sal, Murr and Q put the nasty in "namaste'' when they lead guided meditations; the big loser gets boxed in with a 24-hour punishment.

Sal, Murr, Joe and Q say "aloha'' from Hawaii; blood in the water after the loser with too many fails swims with the fishes.

Q, Sal, Murr and Joe invade Orlando! The guys are out of line managing a ride at a theme park. Then they get wet on a river adventure and man the (mis)information booth. Tonight's big loser goes from spider hero to barnyard zero.

It's hats off for Murr, Joe, Sal and Q when they work as a cap salesman. Then, they head to Joey Fatone's hot dog joint to serve some confused customers. Tonight's big loser performs a stand up comedy routine, but barely gets out alive.

Murr, Joe, Q and Sal act as not so handymen, helping strangers assemble furniture. Then, the guys pair up for a pantry drop at the mall. Thanksgiving comes early for tonight's big loser when he's forced to talk turkey at a dating event.

Joe, Q, Sal and Murr are partners in focus group presentations, supporting one another's insane ideas on living life to the fullest. Tonight's big loser tries to cure the public of a nasty habit, but people get smoking mad.

Joe, Q, Sal and Murr convince shoppers to repeat bizarre catch phrases, then go mental while psychoanalyzing strangers. Then, tonight's pair of losers awkwardly drum roll for a halftime show.

Sal, Q, Joe and Murr climb up the corporate ladder as TV execs pitching insane show ideas. Tonight's big loser, bares his soul while undergoing a humiliating psychic reading that puts his real life on the wrong track.

Joe, Sal, Q and Murr compete in their first four way challenge. Plus, see what happens when the guys try to lead a kid's art class. Find out which joker failed so badly, he's hit with an on the spot punishment that leaves him seeing red.

Joe, Q, Sal and Murr call out odd names while working in an office. Later, the guys ask park-goers for help with online dating profiles. Tonight's big loser fails to keep cool while getting up close and personal with some strange feet.

Joe, Sal, Q and Murr act frosty while working the ice cream counter. Later they take Joe's dogs for a romp in the park with some help from strangers. Tonight's big loser watches his blood boil while performing with a gospel choir.

Joe, Sal, Q and Murr serve up the goods posing as trainees at a juice bar and plead with strangers to get things untangled. Tonight's big loser confronts his biggest fear in a punishment that leaves him practically catatonic.

The guys get stuck in a grocery showdown, beg strangers for questionable quotes, and spew financial tips that are anything but sound.

Sal, Q, Murr and Joe use a two way mirror to get each other to crack. Then they hit a grocery store to see who can sell the most samples. Tonight's big loser gets taken for a ride that ends with a visit to the Statue of Liberty.

Joe, Sal, Q and Murr hit some bad reception while working a desk and then head to a park to ask strangers for advice on questionable life choices. Tonight's big loser goes to a water aerobics class, but ends up drowning in shame.

The Impractical Jokers join Nitro Circus to bring you obstacle courses, high flying jumps and a punishment unlike anything you've seen before.

Joe, Sal, Q and Murr show up at a supermarket with belts on and its deja vu in the park as the guys try to reminisce with total strangers. Tonight, the three big losers are through an epic trial by fire.

Murr, Joe, Sal and Q serve up raw deals while working the counter at a pawn shop and also try to convince strangers in the park to give them hugs after some heartfelt and bizarre apologies. Tonight's big loser performs his own life story as a song in front of an audience he wishes had other plans.

Sal, Murr, Joe and Q give all you can eat buffet customers all they can handle. Also, they turn into real power tools while teaching workshops at a hardware store. Tonight's big loser suffers a punishment that will make your skin crawl.

The guys give an eye opening experience at a glasses store and convince grocery store shoppers to pass ridiculous messages while shopping. Tonight's big loser gives back at a Career Day assembly that's divorced from reality.

The guys make fools of each other as restaurant managers, name that (made up) tune with strangers and then head to the park for some awkward fun in the sun. Tonight's big loser gets wrapped up in a birthday surprise.

The guys shock shoppers by going footloose and fancy free in a discount score. Then they pose insane questions to strangers in a park. Tonight's big loser is taken for a wild ride in a decked out wheelchair that he can't control.

The guys ask strangers for help with big items at a grocery store and give some entrepreneurial tips to some unfortunate souls. Tonight's big loser strikes out at a little league softball game while being "that dad."

The guys dress to the nines, but act like zeroes while trying to get sympathy. Tonight's big loser faces the music in a tone deaf punishment.

Joe, Q, Sal and Murr spin a wheel and creep out shoppers at a mall. Tonight's big loser gets soaked, enraged and totally shocked.

Joe, Q, Sal and Murr look for partners in crime at a supermarket and throw caution to the wind as helpless romantics. Tonight's big loser has a serious wardrobe malfunction.

Murr, Joe, Sal and Q bark up the wrong tree while posing as employees for a pet store. They then head to the market for a game that throws everything up in the air. Tonight's big loser virtually loses his mind after entering a world he's never visited.

The guys show who's boss at a fast food joint, and whisper sweet nothings at a grocery store; the big loser helps a cow in labor, and almost buys the farm.

Sal, Q, Murr and Joe take name calling to a whole new level and they ask for bogus donations. Tonight's big loser gets a shave that's too close for comfort.

Murr, Joe, Sal and Q go head to head in a focus group. Then they spread confusion at a bagel shop before hitting all the wrong notes in the park. Tonight's big loser gets hunted down during a humiliating walk of shame.

Joe, Sal, Q and Murr hit a bull's-eye at a clothing store and sabotage each other in a focus group. Tonight's big loser is called upon at a book reading.

The guys make passes at supermarket shoppers, then pose as reporters. With a painfully invasive punishment tonight's loser is the butt of the joke.

The guys play helpless oddballs in a waiting room, then they ask grocery shoppers for crash. Tonight's big loser becomes the #1 enemy of women everywhere.

The guys pose as inhospitable restaurant hosts, then beg strangers to babysit their grandfathers. Plus tonight's punishment is the longest in Jokers' history.

The guys pose as crummy cashiers at a grocery store then head to the mall for a touching game involving laser pointers. Tonight's big loser is soaked with embarrassment after making it clear that he's #1.

The guys pose as crabby NYC cab drivers, then they head to the park to solicit undeserved congratulations. In tonight's special travel punishment, the big loser plays sheriff in an old Nevada town full of outlaws.

The guys ask strangers to help them bury bizarre items, then try to cling onto strangers' cars, and tonight's big loser makes enemies at an auction house.

The guys play a game of copycat at the park while babysitting kids. Then, they hit the supermarket for an epic battle of catch and release, and tonight's loser learns that creeping around the gym is more uncomfortable than working out.

The guys conduct focus groups to sell their illogical inventions created by the other guys, then head to a shoe store where they get off on the wrong foot. And tonight's big loser discovers he's more flight than fight at the zoo.

The guys pose as employees at a copy center, conduct bizarre exit interviews for moviegoers and then lead some very peculiar protests. Later, it's Unhappy Hour for tonight's big loser, as he cuts off paying customers at a party.

Joe, Sal, Murr and Q pose as unreceptive receptionists in an office waiting room, then they head off to a wax museum where they mingle with the stiff crowd. In tonight's double punishment, the two losers are taken on a chopper ride from hell.

The guys take in more than they bargained for while working at a tailor shop and convince strangers to hand over their cell phones. Tonight;s big loser then sacrifices his childhood for a punishment three months in the making.

The guys get extra cheesy at a pizza parlor, then head to Wall Street where they ask strangers to help translate bizarre text messages. Trapped in a haunted house, a nightmare comes to life for tonight's big loser.

The guys get a taste of babysitting while asking reluctant strangers to watch their kid, then head to the grocery store to conduct taste(less) tests with shoppers. Tonight's loser is forced to strip for the wrong people.

The guys head to the park asking strangers to agree with their bizarre points of view, then give classless lessons about real estate. Tonight's loser finds himself in a harrowing race to the finish at the racetrack.

The guys take over New Orleans, as they steal sips from strangers' drinks at a famous bar, spin the wheel of Voo-Doom on Bourbon Street and crash some horse and buggy rides. Then, tonight's loser turns into a legendary swamp monster.

Sal, Joe, Q and Murr celebrate 100 episodes of Impractical Jokers with a LIVE punishment in the heart of NYC. Hosted by Howie Mandel, the hour long special opens with pre-taped challenges that involve the guys crossing items off their bucket lists, faking injuries at the grocery store and making their glorious return to the infamous two way mirror. The episode then shifts to South Street Seaport for a four way punishment in which each joker walks a five story high tightrope, live.

The guys give a security presentation that is anything but safe and hold hands with strangers in the park. Tonight's big loser quickly becomes an unwanted guest while clowning around at a kid's birthday party.

The guys teach a crash course in sorry behavior, ask strangers to settle bizarre debates and spread surprisingly good news at the mall. Plus, tonight's loser has his hands tied when a day at the park turns into a frightful mess.

The guys get a little punchy while giving boxing lessons, then head to the mall to share the gift of music with strangers. And when tonight's loser delivers the right speech to the wrong audience, he's the one who gets scared straight.

Joe, Q, Sal and Murr play a game of "Put-Pocket" at a grocery store, then get jumpy at the park after taking over each other's cell phones. And tonight's big loser learns that when you gotta go...you gotta go.

Joe, Sal, Murr and Q lend an unhelpful hand while working at a high tech store, then play detectives at the mall in search of perps on the loose. Tonight's loser gets the shakes while soaring high above the city.

Joe, Sal, Murr and Q get ballsy while posing as salesmen, and then try to outdo each other as they invade the personal space of confused strangers. And tonight's loser is up against the ropes, playing dress-up for an unruly arena.

The guys get sassy while posing as an auto parts salesman. Next they head to the mall where they try to reel in unsuspecting shoppers. Tonight's big loser is stuck in a horrible mess after being locked inside a rigged bathroom of horrors.

The guys mix it up with fellow passengers by turning the pool deck into their personal playground, then offer a boatload of misinformation as they pose as entertainment directors

The guys ask and answer questions in a focus group again and have a toilet paper battle at the grocery store.

The guys freeze out skaters at an ice rink's counter, and head to the mall where they have the audacity to ask strangers to mind their matters. Then, tonight's loser is down for the count after donning a diaper for a sumo-sized punishment.

The guys crash a gallery opening where their antics aren't appreciated, they pass bizarre judgement on unsuspecting grocery shoppers, and the loser takes a spin on a terrifying wheel, where one wrong move could have deadly consequences.

A game of kissing strangers is played before the guys attempt to sell a focus group on movie plots about their lives. Later, the loser must judge a talent show for kids.

The guys take to the ice for a game that puts them on the cutting edge of embarrassment; the guys try to persuade some New Yorkers to support some ridiculous causes.

Joe, Sal, Q and Murr invade a silent library to see who can make the most noise without getting into trouble. Plus, they search for their missing wives at the mall, and tonight's two losers get iced out by the New Jersey Devils.

The guys try to justify getting humiliated at a convenience store, they give conflicting info about their event planning companies at a wedding expo, and the loser awkwardly meets his celebrity childhood crush: Danica McKellar.

The guys work the register at a burger restaurant before taking their fun to a department store. Later, the loser faces their fears in a terrifying elevator ride.

Joe, Sal, Murr, and Q hit the supermarket to mess with shoppers in an epic game of Hide-and-Sneak, the guys draw straws at a BBQ joint, and tonight's loser gets a bad case of stage fright while giving the performance of his life.

The guys host team-building exercises before getting caricatures drawn of themselves. Later, the loser has a run in with a biker gang.

The pranksters try their hand at fencing before going to a salon to style hair. The loser has to make a presentation.

The pranksters head to Miami where the competition involves a out-of-control scooters and a confrontation with an alligator.

Sal, Q and Murr are sent to some employers this episodes and get cheeky whilst explaining their uninspired resumes as they try to gain a job working at a mobile phone shop. Following this they head off to the ferry as they pile on bizzare gesture after bizarre gesture on top of one another. The loser tonight witnesses an unholy matrimony.

Sal, Q and Murr all head off to a casino in order to try their luck at being Blackjack dealers. They form a team to play a complicated guessing game in a park as well as polishing some strangers shoes to a less than sparkling shine. The loser of tonights show gets to take a beating on the Cyclone game at Brooklyn however theres a twist: a mysterious lover delivers the blows.

The guys work at Katz's Delicatessen and take turns running a popsicle cart in Union Square.

The guys work stadium security, team up to conduct a crime investigation class, and return to the park to test their memories again.

The Jokers must do what they are told at a public pool, and try to convince strangers to give the thumbs-up to their absurd emails.

The Jokers act as security guards at a drug store, and go head-to-head in a rematch clipping balloons onto grocery store shoppers.

The Jokers serve up some tips teaching indoor tennis and return to the park for another game of "Now!"

The guys team up to present lousy telemarketing presentations, make odd wishes at a fountain at the mall, and try to analyze people's dreams on the boardwalk.

The guys talk business with strangers at a networking event, team up to teach a photography class, and complete tasks in a certain amount of time in the park.

It's spa day for the Jokers, although it's anything but relaxing; Sal reveals his secret identity while discussing the birds-and-bees of dolphins; surprised strangers wish they could have their penny back for sharing their thoughts; the big loser finds himself a little over dressed, and at the last minute has the runway pulled out from under him.

The guys work as attendants in a bridal dress shop and team up competing head-to-head to present bad-smelling fragrance advertising campaigns to focus groups.

The guys pitch fabulous and tasty mascot ideas to diehard baseball fans. Then, Joe and Q, break-it-down old-school-style at the mall. And finally, Sal and Murr face-off in a challenge that literally proves neither is book smart.

The Jokers team up to work at a beauty supply store, coerce strangers into translating text messages written in Spanish in Times Square, and do another round of "Don't I Know You?" at the mall.

The guys share secrets with shoppers; the guys get creative in an art store; the big loser heads to the airport with a travel itinerary that would make anyone nauseous.

The guys discuss ticks, tricks, and antics; the best bloopers.

The guys try to reach out and touch people at the mall with anything but their hands; the guys must quit their jobs in front of a crowd.

The guys push all the wrong buttons at a video game store, try to rope rock climbers into repeating a bizarre word and give away tickets to a flop of a show.

Serving guests at a sub shop; using memory to get through a series of commands; the loser experiences the painful pangs of parenthood.

The guys try to keep a straight face as the other Jokers act out bizarre scenes; the guys try to get an embarrassing word in edgewise with strangers at the park.

The guy's celebrate three years of embarrassing each other; some bonus footage of the guy's favorite moments.

The guys try to warm up to strangers at a ski lodge; the loser is the surprise entertainer at the wrong party.

The guys give a taste of their awkward customer service at a liquor store, take tickets of humiliation at a deli counter, and try to get signatures to recognize phony holidays.

The guys head to the Lone Star State where they whip up trouble teaching cowboy skills on a ranch, and forget their southern hospitality trying to sell western wear.

The guys talk about their favorite moments during the show.

The guys look for love at a singles' event; a storybook ending becomes a humiliating sob story.

Joe, Murr, Sal and Q serve up tasks as deli waiters; deli customers are asked to settle debates; an embarrassing toast leaves everyone speechless.

The guys meet to talk about their favorite moments; the most uncomfortable, most embarrassing, most humiliating and most outrageous.

The guys fumble through a grocery store and re-gift the weird contents of a mystery bag.

The guys call it quits with a cringe-worthy public announcement, and act as dinosaur experts with preposterous prehistoric lessons.

The guys strike the wrong chord as music instructors and try to save face in a humiliating focus group face-off.

The Jokers lack customer service skills as bumbling bellhops, pitch strange inventions to a confused focus group, and serve lunch with a side of awkward when they man a hot dog stand. The guys reach high to surprise tonight's big loser.

The guys get eaten alive leading a business luncheon, and trip over their own feet selling running shoes.

The guys revive some classic jokes at their own expense; they go head-to-head debating nonsense in a humiliating elimination challenge.

The guys blindly follow each other's humiliating directions at a water park, compete to sell their ridiculous book ideas, and try to convince unknowing strangers to save their seats in Times Square.

The guys compete to stay undetected in a high flying challenge, force each other to do absurd tasks at a music store, and try to get a compliment on some not-so stylish outfits.

Murr, Joe, Sal and Q get creative with their French fries at the mall food court, and compete to see whose ridiculous invention will win over a focus group. Then, the guys head to the Jersey Shore to serve up some embarrassment at a beachside burger joint.

Sal, Murr, Q and Joe have dared one another to do the most ridiculous, humiliating public pranks imaginable.

Rosie O'Donnell makes a surprise visit. Also: bowling-alley patrons get pranked; and diners are forced-fed.

The pranksters attempt to stifle their laughter during humorous presentations; Q turns the tables when the others gang up on him.

The pranksters spotlight the importance of office safety and try online dating using embarrassing profiles.

The pranksters visit a foot doctor and seek assistance as they bury items in the park. Later, they engage in a race at a supermarket.

Joe, Sal, Q, and Murr paint themselves into a corner teaching an art class, face the dartboard of destiny at a local bar, and tonight's loser stresses out over a Joker home invasion.

The pranksters hug strangers in the park and present zany inventions to customers. Later, they stage a manhunt for their fictitious spouses.

The guys lose sight of social etiquette with strangers in the park, present disastrous timeshare opportunities to future vacationers, and get sneaky with people's pockets in the grocery store.

The friends face off in a series of challenges including giving palm readings and manicures.

The joker's advertise terrible ideas to a bunch of agency professionals, work as custodians at a mall food court and test themselves with the terrifying wheel of doom.

The guys host a taste test with uncomfortable survey questions afterward, negotiate for worthless items at a flea market and work as attendants at a gas station.

The guys teach a dance class, attempt to sell tickets to Broadway plays and demand a rematch in sudden death debates.

The pranksters see how far they can go as optometrists, give unsound financial advice and push outlandish political ideas in an attempt to snag votes.

The pranksters get help from strangers in their quest to find imaginary places. Also: a search for a house sitter.

The guys endure a shakedown at a discount store, test fate with the ''Wheel of Doom'' and attempt to become Hibachi chefs.

The pranksters ask mall shoppers to settle some senseless debates, scream for ice cream in a sweetshop, and protest offbeat causes in a park.

The pranksters dumbfound focus groups with lackluster inventions, use park goers as pillows for a nap, and persuade grocery store shoppers to reconsider their original selections.

The pranksters share shameful secrets in the park, don headsets at a fast food drive through, and ask unsuspecting strangers to dance.

The pranksters prove insensitive while conducting a sensitivity training class, have surprise celebrity encounters on the street and try being unreceptive receptionists in a busy office.

The guys relive the moments that made them cringe, crack under pressure, and reveal behind the scenes info on the surprises that came out of left field.

The guys get chummy with patrons in a comic-book store and run races around a grocery store.

Joe, Murr, Q, and Sal bring you their favorite moments from season one. The guys discuss their most shocking incidents, the best reactions, and reveal never before seen moments from the cutting room floor.

The Jokers mouth off to patients in a dentist's office, toss popcorn at moviegoers in a theater, and take photos for their outrageous blogs in a public park.

In the season finale, the guys toy with customers at a candy store using bizarre party props, they all try their hands at nosing, and they break the rules of appropriate elevator etiquette.

The guys try to smooch strangers on the streets of Manhattan, play a word game with unsuspecting shoppers, and try not to be camera shy when they're forced to pose as photographers.

The guys raise money for absurd charities at a donut shop, join diners mid-meal in a Chinese restaurant, and offer unsolicited advice to shoppers in a mall.

The guys go barking up the wrong tree at a pet store, take a swing as golf instructors, and give their regards to Broadway as producers in need of funding.

The guys put their green thumbs to the test as workers in a garden center, demonstrate how NOT to save lives as CPR instructors, and they're full of baloney working a deli counter.

The guys share humiliating text messages in a quiet waiting room, shampoo women's hair at an upscale hair salon, and teach a driver's ed course that's a guaranteed fail.

The guys try to sell diamonds to unsuspecting couples ready to tie the knot, and pose as members of a very unwelcoming committee down at the boardwalk.

Q's dad makes an appearance in White Castle and serves up his own round of mischief. Also, the guys pose as bouncers at a nightclub and offer phony horoscope readings in a mall.

The guys pose as bakery salesmen, focus group analysts, and shoe salesmen, and teach classes at a local gym.

The guys analyze handwriting at the mall, steal food from customers' plates at a buffet, teach foreign languages that they do not speak to prospective students, and dance with strangers at the park.

The guys team up to teach karate classes, give interviews from Times Square, persuade shoppers at the pharmacy to not buy products, and give uncomfortable massages on the boardwalk.

The Jokers act as reporters preparing an interview, caricature artists in a mall, and oddball apartment dwellers looking for roommates, and cut in line for Broadway show tickets.

The guys approach strangers with humiliating one liners on the street, play a word game in a grocery store, and compel shoppers to hop in a trunk at a car dealership.

The guys compete to embarrass each other, tackling speed dating with the world's worst pickup lines, reading phony fortunes on the boardwalk, and getting too personal with shoppers in the hygiene aisle of a pharmacy.

The group is challenged to apply the most lotion to beach-goers, grab as many groceries from other customers at a grocery store as they can, survey amusement park guests at Six Flags Great Adventure, and pay the least at a frozen yogurt shop.

The Jokers pretend to be eccentric White Castle cashiers, gather signatures in Union Square for causes the other Jokers have written for them, answer tourist questions in Times Square, and act as Costco store employees.