List of Impractical Jokers episodes

The Jokers pretend to be eccentric White Castle cashiers, Times Square tour guides, and Costco store employees. They also try to get signatures for causes the other Jokers have written for them.

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

The guys try off-color techniques of impressing women while speed-dating and talk to patrons through a bullhorn they can't control. Later, they act as fortune tellers at a boardwalk and ask surprising questions of people in a pharmacy.

The troupe jokes with strangers on the street, invades beach-goers' towels, plays a humorous word game with customers at a grocery store, and acts as salesmen at a car dealership.

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 comedians provide information to pedestrians at the pharmacist's, broadcast the news from Times Square, get tips after giving uncomfortable massages to strangers at the boardwalk and make an attempt to teach a karate class.

Punishment: At the laundromat, Murr must steal a pair of woman's panties and wear them on his head for 10 seconds for his first punishment.

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

The guys return to White Castle, where Q's dad makes a cameo. Then they pose as bouncers at a nightclub followed by reading horoscopes at a mall.

The Jokers pretend to be very unwelcoming members of a boardwalk welcoming committee, pose as furniture salesmen, sell jewelry to couples, and pitch some wacky memoirs to potential readers.

The lads play another round of "Don't I Know You?" with complete strangers, pose as driving school instructors and later shampoo boys at a women's hair salon, and share embarrassing text messages in a waiting room.

The pranksters take jobs at a garden center, pose as deli employees, ask patrons questions about a drink and try their luck as CPR instructors.

The guys pose as puppy dog salesmen, try to start a new baseball chant that has nothing to do with baseball, get donations for a Broadway play that doesn't exist, hold the remote to a toy car they cannot control, and teach golf.

The guys raise donations for bizarre charities, eat food off other people's plates at a Chinese restaurant, provide unsolicited advice to shoppers at the Jersey Gardens Mall and play another round of "Don't I Know You?".

The Jokers try to kiss strangers, eat food out of other people's shopping carts, play word games with people in a bookstore, pose as professional photographers and invade people's conversations for 30 seconds.

The guys utilize a variety of strange objects to mess with customers at a party supply store, try to get signatures for college clubs that don't exist, thumb their nose at a restraint and behave rudely at elevator etiquette.

The Jokers work in a dentist's office, annoy patrons at a movie theater, participate in a crazy photography shoot at a public park for their blogs, and do a Joker vs. Joker challenge telling strangers their humiliating thoughts.

The guys try get strangers to hold their hands in a park, annoy the patrons at a comic book store, participate in a competitive race down an aisle at a grocery store, and try to get strangers to volunteer their time for an odd event.

The guys offer inaccurate sensitivity training to strangers, observe surprise celebrities while on the street, and work as rude receptionists in an office.

The Jokers reveal confidential information in a park, work in a fast food drive-through, and attempt to persuade innocent bystanders to participate in a dance with them.

The guys reveal strange devices to focus groups, attempt to use people as pillows in a park, and try to persuade grocery shoppers not to purchase their wanted items.

The Jokers utilize mall shoppers to mediate their mindless conflicts, complete specialized tasks at an ice cream joint, and start protests for ridiculous causes at a park.

The guys shake hands with department store shoppers, spin "The Wheel of Doom" at the park, and work at a hibachi restaurant.

The Jokers attempt to convince strangers of the existence of obscure places, 'pick their poison' in the park, try to successfully find a house-sitter despite the other guys' interventions and get food shoppers to agree about a strange weird word.

The guys try to work as optometrists, provide incorrect financial advice, and attempt to secure numerous votes by campaigning on ridiculous political platforms.

The guys try to teach a dance class, attempt to sell tickets to Broadway shows, have debates at the mall and get their fitness on at a local gym as personal trainers.

The guys host a taste test with uncomfortable survey questions afterward, negotiate for worthless items at a flea market, work as attendants at a gas station and do a Joker vs. Joker challenge talking to strangers at the park.

The Jokers advertise terrible ideas to a bunch of agency professionals, work as custodians at the mall food court, test themselves with the terrifying wheel of doom and work in the dentist offices again.

The guys engage in a round of Joker vs. Joker challenges which includes giving palm readings, manicures, posing as pizza restaurant employees, and acting as receptionists.

The guys race to see who can slip the most pencils into the pockets of unsuspecting grocery shoppers, guide each other through the park wearing darkened sunglasses, and pose as vacation planners with unusual presentations.

The Jokers compete to enhance inventions made by the other guys, try to get hugs as apologies for things they have "done", and ask strangers for help finding their missing wives at the mall.

The comedians teach art classes and test fate with the Dartboard of Destiny at a bar.

The pranksters have a race down the isles while making eye contact with customers at the grocery store, pretend to be podiatrists, and ask for help burying mystery items in the park.

The guys perform embarrassing tasks to the word "Now!" in the park, team up for fire safety presentations, and have cafe patrons review and rate their dating profiles.

The guys go head-to-head trying to avoid laughing during slide show presentations, search for celebrity look-alikes again in the park, and vote for each other to do horrible challenges using paddles with their names on them.

The Jokers hit the fast lanes as humiliating bowlers, dump scoops of mashed potatoes onto the plates of restaurant patrons, and go cloud watching with strangers in the park.

The Jokers complete embarrassing tasks on the mall escalators, whisper "sweet nothings" to strangers at the supermarket, and ask offbeat survey questions at the zoo.

The Jokers take turns dipping fries into other peoples food at the food court, work at a beachside burger joint, and search for "Beth" in the park.

Punishment: Joe must walk his dog while wearing a variety of different humiliating outfits, such as a bee, a cowboy with exposed buttcheeks, and a bride in a wedding dress, until someone comments that he is cuter than his dog.

The guys attach balloons to unsuspecting grocery store shoppers, work at the music store, and go head-to-head fishing for compliments about their unique outfit choices.

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

The Jokers work as grocery store cashiers and go head-to-head settling debates in the mall.

The jokers do and say what they are told at a department store, team up to lead a business luncheon, and try to sell running shoes.

The Jokers work as bellhops, serve up trouble as hot dog vendors, and go head-to-head presenting odd inventions to a focus group.

The guys teach music classes and participate in a focus group. Murr and Q ask the questions, while Joe and Sal go undercover as group members and provide them with embarrassing answers that Murr and Q wrote, to see if they can get through the whole survey without refusing to say an answer.

The guys must do dares in the park while attempting to guess the other Jokers' voices on a voice changer, try to get applause while quitting their jobs, and team up for dinosaur presentations.

The Jokers cause mischief at the grocery store, try to give away items from the "mystery bag", and search for "The Chosen One" at a food court.

The guys work as waiters at a deli and ask strangers for help settling ridiculous debates. Joey Fatone makes a guest appearance, standing in for Q during the waiter challenge.

The Jokers attend a singles' gathering and ask strangers in the park if they can borrow their phones.

While visiting the Lone Star State, the Jokers teach classes at a dude ranch, sell cowboy boots, and wear blacked-out sunglasses.

The guys work at a liquor store, obey commands written for them on deli tickets, and try to get signatures for a made-up holiday.

The guys do what they are told at a ski lodge, and play the uninvited dinner guest at an Italian restaurant.

The guys conduct interviews while the others try to make them laugh from behind a window, and strike up a conversation with people using only a single word.

The guys work at a sandwich shop, team up to have each other guess their specific secret tasks at a food court, and repeat a cycle of tasks at the park in a Joker vs. Joker challenge.

The guys must obey three specialized commands at a video game store, coax rock climbers into repeating a specific word, and do a Joker vs. Joker challenge, selling fake tickets.

The guys team up for presentations that have nothing to do with the topic, try to touch people at a mall with different body parts, and quit their jobs again.

The guys share secrets with grocery store shoppers, team up to help customers at an art store, and try to get pictures for a fake blog.

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

In the second episode shown to a live audience, the Jokers review clips of four Joker vs. Joker challenges. The challenges include participating in a focus group, competing to have their baseball team mascots approved, settling a dancing debate in the mall, and presenting their ridiculous book ideas.

The guys work as attendants in a bridal dress shop and present fragrance campaigns to focus groups.

The guys must do what they are told while getting massages, reveal some uncomfortable thoughts to strangers in the park, and obey tasks given to them on a slot machine.

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.

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

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

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

The guys work at a NYC deli, and take turns running a popsicle cart in Union Square.

The guys pose as blackjack dealers at a Connecticut casino, play another hint and guess game at the park, and go head-to-head acting as shoe shiners.

The guys must explain their off-color resumes while applying for a job at a mobile phone shop, and complete a series of bizarre gestures at the ferry.

Punishment: While strapped to a hand truck, Sal has to watch his sister, Jenna, marry Murr. In a video played at the wedding ceremony, he sees that both Murr and Jenna legally signed a marriage license. But they annulled their marriage the next day.

The guys head to Miami for the season 4 premiere. They engage in embarrassing hijinks on the beach, ride around in scooters that are controlled by the other Jokers, and pose as nightclub bouncers.

The guys try to teach fencing, but Q unknowingly encounters an Olympic athlete at his own defense. Then, they do and say what they are told as hairstylists at a barber shop.

The guys team up to host a team building seminar, and head down to the shore to act as horrible caricature artists.

The guys play hide-and-sneak at the grocery store, and draw straws at a BBQ joint causing trouble.

The guys serve up awkwardness at a burger joint, have no one to blame but themselves at a department store, and make up bizarre words with odd definitions at the park.

The jokers try to get convenience store shoppers to side with them after being soaked by an angry customer, and showcase their event planning business at a wedding expo.

The guys act not so silent at a library, and hunt for their imaginary wives again at the mall.

The guys hit the ice rink to play a slippery balloon game and try to get support for ridiculous causes at the park.

The guys pucker up at the food court trying to find a selected stranger to kiss, and show focus group attendees their latest life stories, published as movies.

The jokers annoy art-loving patrons at a gallery opening, and pass bizarre judgement on shoppers at the grocery store.

The guys do what they are told at a rink rental counter, tell strangers to mind their manners at the mall, and strike up conversations at a cafe.

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

The guys set sail for a special cruise ship mid-season finale episode. They make the pool deck their own playground, and give out misinformation as entertainment directors.

The guys work to do what they're told while selling auto parts, and team up to try to reel in unsuspecting shoppers' luggage using a fish hook at the mall.

The guys use their bad service skills as sporting goods salesmen, and compete head-to-head in a game called "Do It Better" on the streets.

The guys lend an unhelpful hand as high-tech store employees, and search for bizarre perps on the loose in the mall.

The guys compete in another game of "Put-Pocket" at the grocery store, and at the park the guys take over each other's cell phones.

The guys get punchy while giving boxing lessons, and head to the mall where they share the gift of music with strangers.

The guys teach a crash course in sorry behavior, settle bizarre debates at a discount store, and spread good news at the mall.

The guys make security presentations, hold hands with others at the park, and stump each other with ridiculous facts at a florist.

This live one-hour special is hosted by Howie Mandel in New York City to commemorate the show's 100th episode. The pre-taped challenges shown: The guys conduct interviews while the others try to make them laugh from behind a window, fake injuries at a grocery store, and cross off their "bucket list" items.

The guys visit New Orleans and steal sips from people's drinks at a bar, work with the wheel of voo-doom, and crash a horse and buggy ride.

The guys complete three assigned tasks at a greeting card store, fill in street-goers on their bizarre points of view, and give lessons on real estate.

The guys do some babysitting and ask strangers to watch their kid while running an errand. They also conduct taste tests with shoppers while asking unrelated survey questions written by the other Jokers.

The guys work at a pizza parlor, then ask strangers to translate odd text messages.

The jokers act as tailors, and ask strangers if they can borrow their phones on the streets.

The guys work as receptionists in a waiting room, and try to mingle with the stiff crowd at a famous wax museum.

The guys work at Unique Copy Center, do bizarre interviews with moviegoers, and stand up for ridiculous protests on the streets.

The guys showcase their inventions to a focus group, and get off on the wrong foot at a shoe store.

The guys play copycat in the park while babysitting kids who are being told what to say and do, then head to the supermarket to play an epic game of catch and release.

The guys ask strangers to help them bury bizarre items in the park, go head-to-head to see who can cling to a car the longest, and play another game of "repeat after me".

The guys act as NYC cab drivers and try to solicit undeserved congratulations from park goers.

The guys confess to strangers at the park, act as crummy cashiers at a grocery store, and head to the mall to play a touching game involving laser pointers.

The guys act as inhospitable restaurant hosts and beg strangers to babysit their grandfathers.

The guys encourage strangers to fill out their questionnaires with a broken hand in a waiting room, and then head to the market where they solicit strangers for money they don't deserve.

The guys make bizarre passes at supermarket shoppers and act as reporters asking ridiculous questions written by the other guys.

The guys go face to face hitting the bulls-eye at a clothing store, and go head to head in a focus group sabotaging each other with strange inventions.

The guys go head to head undermining each other in a focus group, spread much confusion while teaming up at a bagel shop, and pass ridiculous notes to strangers at the park.

The guys take name calling to new heights as receptionists and try to get donations for bogus charities at a pizza shop.

The guys show who's boss while working the counter at a fast-food restaurant, and then whisper sweet nothings to strangers.

The guys bark up the wrong tree at a pet store, play a game of catch with groceries in the supermarket, and try to get strangers' signatures for ridiculous causes.

The guys are on the prowl for partners in crime at a supermarket, and then throw caution to the wind as helpless romantics in the park.

The guys head to the mall completing challenges while spinning the "Wheel of Faces", ask "Did I Deserve That?" to confused customers at a coffee shop after water is thrown at them, and save strangers from being shot with a water gun while saying something very awful to the stranger.

The guys share sad stories in the park, hoping to get some sympathy back, then share new video game ideas in a focus group, then head to the floral shop to stump each other.

The guys ask strangers to hold a random object for them chosen by the other guys in a supermarket, then team-up and teach business seminars, controlled by the others.

The guys do and say whatever they are told, while barefoot at a department store, and start conversations with strangers using a single word.

The guys pose as waiters in a Hooters restaurant, try to get people in a mall to remember lyrics to a song, and must invade people's personal space in the park.

The guys are at a glasses store doing and saying whatever the guys tell them to do. Then they go to the store, posing as workers trying to get messages across through shoppers, and then get people on their side in a ridiculous protest.

The guys do and say whatever they are told while at a buffet restaurant, team-up for construction presentations, and play another game of "repeat after me".

The jokers work at a pawn shop, and try to give free hugs after incredibly bizarre apologies.

The guys interact with shoppers while wearing jingle vests, play another game of Don't I Know You?, and pass notes to strangers.

In this supersized two-hour episode, a Nitro Circus/X-Games inspired obstacle course was presented and aside from clips of regular challenges filmed prior to this live special, viewers were shown clips of the Jokers preparing to run the course; the Joker who then ran the course the fastest won $100,000 for a charity of their choice. As Q was injured during the guys' training sessions with Travis Pastrana, he was not cleared by doctors to compete in the actual obstacle course and chose Joey Fatone to perform in his place again. Challenges included getting strangers to watch their apartment, a trip back to the Castle of White, and a spin on the Wheel of 'Now!'

The Jokers and their fathers show some classic scenes in a Father's Day episode.

The Jokers count down the most memorable moments of the show, according to their fans.

In this one-hour episode, the Jokers wreak havoc across the city of London. The guys serve up pints of awkwardness at a pub, try to sell ridiculous theatre tickets in the West End, team up to work at a fish and chips shop, and use their infamous bullhorns that are controlled by the other guys.

Loser(s): Joe and Murr

In this special, a documentary crew gets a behind-the-scenes look at the making of Impractical Jokers. Subjects mentioned include how to place the cameras, the crew's favorite moments, and what happens when someone recognizes the Jokers.