The guys act as inhospitable restaurant hosts and beg strangers to babysit their grandfathers. Punishment: Joe is forced announce to everybody at a public swimming pool, that he is currently urinating in the pool. The guys team up acting as crummy cashiers at a grocery store, head to the mall to play a touching game involving laser pointers, and confess to strangers at the park. Punishment: Dressed as a sheriff, Q is forced to "arrest" outlaws in a Western setting.
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The guys act as crabby NYC cab drivers and try to solicit undeserved congratulations from park goers.
The last item is supposedly his personal tires and he must let them be sold, leaving his Jeep Wrangler with no tires. Punishment: Q is forced to go to an auction house to sell items that are not actually his personal belongings, and every time the auction is about to close on them, he has to change his mind about selling them and take them back. The guys ask strangers to help them bury bizarre items in a park, go head-to-head to see who can cling to a car the longest, and play another game of "repeat after me". Punishment: Joe is forced to constantly stare at people working out in a gym until the others allow him to stop. The guys play copycat in the streets while babysitting kids who are being told what to say and do, then head to a supermarket to play an epic battle of catch and release. Punishment: Sal is forced to give a presentation to zoo patrons, with Q chosen to "assist" him, all the while dealing with his fears of the animals attacking him. The guys showcase their inventions to a focus group, and get off on the wrong foot at a shoe store. It was later revealed in an "Inside Jokes" version of the episode that Sal himself came up with the idea in the first place and the Jokers decided to use it against him. Punishment: At a major beer and wine event, Sal works as a vendor, and is forced to cut people off from drinking any more alcohol, or cut "all you can drink" bracelets off people's wrists so that they cannot drink anymore. The guys team up as employees at Unique Copy Center, do bizarre interviews with moviegoers, and stand up for ridiculous protests outside a Staten Island Ferry terminal. Q and Joe (knowing that Murr does not have his fatsuit on anymore), told the guys that the helicopter was about to crash, and the heaviest must jump out to prevent that from happening, Sal did not think Joe was serious for a second (since he won the race), but with scared hesitation he jumped out of the helicopter into a lake, despite winning the seat. They are then forced to ride a helicopter with one seat Sal as the winner of the race receives the seat as his prize, and since Murr lost he has to sit on the side of the helicopter. The fatsuit slowed him down to the point where he lost his momentum, thus causing Sal to win the race. Since Murr does not weigh as much as Sal does, he will be forced to wear a fatsuit while racing. Punishment: Murr and Sal made a bet that they can beat each other in a foot race. The guys work as receptionists in a waiting room, and try to mingle with the stiff crowd at the world famous Madame Tussauds wax museum in New York. This is the untold truth of Impractical Jokers.See also: List of Impractical Jokers episodes No. Still, there are plenty of behind-the-scenes stories that even hardcore fans aren't aware of, and with that in mind, here are a few things you may not have known about America's funniest friends. After multiple seasons of Impractical Jokers, we've come to feel like we know these guys-a familiarity that's only deepened because of the revealing nature of the show, which leaves very few parts of the Jokers' private lives off-limits from being on public display.
Since the days of Allen Funt messing with people on Candid Camera, getting a good-natured laugh out of unsuspecting marks has been a proud television tradition, and for good reason-in the right hands, this type of thing can be very, very funny. With all due respect to everything else on the network's schedule, the best thing on TruTV is Impractical Jokers, a hidden camera show featuring four lifelong friends challenging each other to take part in embarrassing situations, with whoever buckles forced to suffer public humiliation.
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