Impractical Jokers is an American hidden camera-practical joke reality television series that premiered on TruTV on December 15, 2011. The Jokers pose as furniture salesmen, pretend to be very unwelcoming members of a boardwalk welcoming committee, pitch some wacky memoirs to potential readers, and sell jewelry to couples. Share Share Tweet Email. ", invade beach-goers' towels, play a humorous word game with customers at a grocery store, and act as salesmen at a car dealership. The guys play matchmakers at the food court of a mall, and then must give presentations about architecture. They also conduct taste tests with grocery store shoppers while asking unrelated survey questions written by the other Jokers. 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 guys have a race down the aisles while making eye contact with customers at the supermarket, pretend to be podiatrists, and ask for help burying mystery items in the park. 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. Later, the loser must face his childhood crush, Danica McKellar (from The Wonder Years) wearing nothing but a skimpy Speedo. The Jokers and their fathers show some classic scenes in a Father's Day episode. Going head-to-head, the Jokers compete for the championship title in a Sweet 16 bracket, this time using punishments. After premiering in December of 2011, Impractical Jokers has now been on the air for nearly a decade. The Jokers compete to enhance inventions made by the other guys, try to get hugs as apologies for things they have "done" in the park, and ask strangers for help finding their missing wives at the mall. The guys go to a massage spa while doing and saying whatever the guys tell them, and then present High School Yearbook dedications that are awful. The guys volunteer to take ridiculous notes written by the others at a focus group, and they try to get a bystander to back up their story to the manager after falling into a tower of cereal boxes to commit insurance fraud. The jokers act as tailors, and ask strangers if they can borrow their phones on the streets.
She made another guest appearance in the season seven episode ten titled "Speech Impediment". The guys pose as blackjack dealers at a Connecticut casino, team up to play another hint and guess game at the park, and go head-to-head acting as shoe shiners. Rate. The guys try to work as optometrists, team up to provide incorrect financial advice, and attempt to secure numerous votes by campaigning on ridiculous political platforms. Directed by Mark W. Roden. By Scott Williamson Feb 22, 2020. The guys utilize a variety of strange objects to mess with customers at a party supply store, nose strangers at a restaurant, try to get signatures for college clubs that don't exist, and behave rudely at elevator etiquette. 3. The guys must do and say with what they're told to while working at the The guys try to get strangers to follow them to a made up basement at a meatball shop, try to get customers to call out a ridiculous nickname of someone at the grocery store, and then try to get a stranger to agree with their ridiculous life lessons they bestow upon some toddlers at the park. The guys try to justify a humiliating soaking at a mall retailer, play the "Laugh Man Standing" challenge, and record stranger's conversations at the park. The guys pair up to share ridiculous educational improvement ideas in presentations with perplexed parents, and then they teach Krav Maga to martial arts students. The guys shake hands with department store shoppers, spin "The Wheel of Doom" at the park, and work at a hibachi restaurant. 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. The guys work as receptionists in a waiting room, and try to mingle with the stiff crowd at the world famous The guys team up as employees at Unique Copy Center, do bizarre interviews with moviegoers, and stand up for ridiculous protests on the streets. In 1982 the family moved to Los Angeles and a few years later she appeared in her first commercial. Rate. 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. Like 5. The Jokers try not to laugh during the shoot of a documentary with hilarious answers given to each other for the interviews and then compete head-to-head to fill a shopper's cart with marshmallows. The guys act as receptionists in a waiting room and ask strangers at the park for advice about their personal dilemmas.