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The pranksters take jobs at a garden center, pose as deli employees,ask little or nothing to do question about a drink to patrons and try their luck as CPR instructors.

Punishment: Joe poses as a nightclub bellydancer.

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

Punishment: In the first double punishment, Joe and Murr stand in front of hundreds of strangers and must get a high-five, but for every high-five they don't get, they have to remove an article of clothing, and the punishment doesn't end until one of them is naked. Murr loses the punishment and winds up naked, making Joe the winner.

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

Punishment: Sal, Q and Joe, hiding under a podium, are allowed to do whatever they please to the lower half of Murr's body as he gives a presentation on climate change.

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.

Punishment: Sal must ride around town in the back of a car's trunk. Upon finding Sal in the trunk, the woman driving started hitting Sal with groceries. The Jokers later reveal to Sal that the woman, Murr's friend named Melissa, knew he was in there the whole time, and that they are only a block away from where they started.

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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.

Punishment: Murr has to explain some off-color art pieces the other guys have created for him to a roomful of art fanatics.

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

Punishment: Q must pick his nose on the jumbo screen in front of a live audience of baseball stadium spectators.

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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.

Punishment: Murr is forced to pose nude for a classroom of art enthusiasts.

The comedians provide information to pedestrians at the pharmacist , 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 his first punishment.

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, and pay the least at a frozen yogurt shop.

Punishment: Sal has to make up a song called "Butterfly Crime Scene" to sing to hundreds of spectators at a baseball stadium in his punishment.

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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 for the best season finale ever. In a video played at the wedding ceremony, he sees that both Murr and Jenna legally signed a marriage license.

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

Punishment: Sal poses as a psychic in front of a crowd and the punishment doesn't end until he makes an accurate prediction.

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

Punishment: Under the original impression that all of the guys are teaching skydiving classes, Murr is forced to conquer his fear of heights when he has to go skydiving himself.

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

Punishment: Sal is forced to take part in a Bingo tournament and shout "Bingo!" at regular intervals, to the growing annoyance of the rest of the people in the room. Finally, someone calls security and Sal is escorted off the premises.

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

Punishment: Murr hosts a computer cleanliness seminar while his laptop is controlled by the other guys, who plant embarrassing things for Murr to find.

The jokers work inside 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 telling strangers their humiliating thoughts.

Punishment: Sal must unearth his car keys from a heap of elephant poop. When Sal has suffered enough, it turns out that Joe was hiding his keys the entire time.

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The guys go over their favorite challenges from the season and tell each other personal thoughts.

The guys teach music classes and participate in a focus group. Murr and Q are asking 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.

Punishment: Posing as "The Great Nose-ini" at The Borgata in New Jersey, Joe is forced to be bound in a straitjacket, chains, ropes, and lowered into a tank of water to perform an escape act.

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

Punishment: While Q and Sal dressed up as goalies, they must block slap shots received by former Devils players Colin White and Grant Marshall at a New Jersey Devils game for the fifth double punishment.

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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.

Punishment: Joe has to answer "yes" to relationship questions written by the other jokers.

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

Punishment: Q has to eat a messy three-course meal in his Jeep as a stuntman drives the truck along an obstacle course.

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The guys return to White Castle, pose as bouncers at a night club, and read horoscopes to patrons at the Jersey Gardens Mall and later have uncomfortable interview in time square.

Punishment: Murr has to explain a slideshow presentation about blogging to a roomful of students.

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.

Punishment: Q presents some clips from a short film to an audience of movie buffs.

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.

Punishment: The guys broadcast sexual noises on Sal's computer in a peaceful café.

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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.

Punishment: Sal pretends to be a wedding guest and must read a toast the other guys have prepared for him. Unbeknownst to Sal, the bride and groom are in on the joke .

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

Punishment: Q pretends to be a disturbed children's book author and reads to them an increasingly inappropriate story called "The Remarkable Misadventures of Q the Dung Beetle."

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

Punishment: During a normal challenge where the Jokers have to take selfies with strangers, Murr's tooth unexpectedly falls out, resulting in him choosing to take a loss on the challenge. For the punishment, he has to complete the task anyway with a gap in his teeth.

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.

Punishment: Thinking he's on his way to a challenge, Sal steps into a hotel elevator, along with two strangers, that is controlled by his friends. At the thirty-first floor, they stop the elevator, and while the crew try to fake a rescue, the passengers are revealed to be sick and carrying a cat, respectively. After a while, Sal notices the hidden camera, and is subsequently released from the elevator.

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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.

Punishment: At JFK International Airport, Joe is given a special itinerary with tasks to complete. These embarrassing tasks include stealing people's luggage and putting it back on the carousel, frisking people down, and announcing to strangers that he is picking up his naked blow up doll.

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The guys review their favorite moments from season one, and they reveal the most surprising occurrences, the best overall reactions and never-before-seen footage.

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The guys pose as puppy dog salesmen, try to start a new baseball chant, get donations for a Broadway play that doesn't exist, hold the remote to a toy car they cannot control, and teach golf.

Punishment: Murr has to explain a promotional video for a charity that doesn't exist.

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

Punishment: Joe interviews a motorcycling club with ridiculous questions that were written by the other Jokers. As this is going on, he repeatedly refers to the club as a "gang", much to the bikers' increasing anger. Eventually the bikers have enough of Joe and two of them give him a wedgie.

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.

Punishment: Q dresses up like Peter Pan, thinking he's going to join a musical while it is going on, but it is really a wrestling match, where he faces off against Tommy Dreamer.

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

Punishment: Joe is dressed up in a sailor's outfit and jumps out of a cake to surprise what he thinks is a bachelorette party, but is really a celebration for army veterans.

The guys try off-color techniques at 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 to people in a pharmacy.

Punishment: Sal poses as a motivational speaker delivering strange methods of work ethics in his third punishment.

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

Punishment: Q poses as an alligator expert originally thinking he's going to give a presentation to a crowd, when in actuality, he has to retrieve his backpack from one of the gators. However, after Q gets the backpack, the other Jokers reveal that the backpack isn't his.

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The guys look back at their favorite punishments from past episodes. Plus, they showcase bonus footage from those punishments and show how the other guys thought of each punishment in interview form.
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The troupe jokes with strangers on the street, invade beach goers towels, plays a humorous word game with customers at a grocery store, and acts as salesmen at a car dealership.

Punishment: In Joe's first punishment, he plants a woman on the boardwalk's toe in his mouth.

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

Punishment: Since Murr, Sal, and Q lost the balloon tournament, all 3 were punished with embarrassing tattoos in the second triple punishment. Q got a cat tattoo that said "38. Lives Alone. Has 3 Cats.". Murr got a ferret skydiving , and Sal got a tattoo of Jaden Smith.

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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.

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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.

Punishment: The guys give each other gag haircuts in the first ever four-way punishment, a tie for last and the season finale: Joe gets a mullet, Q gets bright red curls, Sal gets two bleached horns, and Murr's head is entirely shaved except for a little tuft at the front.

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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.

Punishment: Suspended in a halted ski lift, Sal and Murr are pelted with snowballs and then shot at with paintball guns by Joe and Q in the fourth double punishment.

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.

Punishment: Murr thinks he's holding a class for grade school students, but actually has to watch as the other Jokers wreck his apartment on live TV as a fake kids show.

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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.

Punishment: Joe must dress up like a woman, thinking he is going to participate in a fashion show, but it is actually a seminar for tech students involving new app ideas, and he has to go through the presentation dressed the way he is.

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

Punishment: Q must smell the breaths of strangers until he guesses correctly what they ate.

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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.

Punishment: Q poses as the lead scientist for the made-up science company Quinndustries and goes through a presentation on their achievements before announcing they have successfully completed the first cloning operation. This culminates in a surprise appearance from Rosie O'Donnell when she emerges from a vault as Q's so-called "clone."

The guys blindly follow each others 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.

Punishment: Q is forced to perform some of his "signature moves" with his own dance group "Q's Crew" in front of a live crowd at a baseball stadium.

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.

Punishment: Under the original impression that he has to participate in a bodybuilding competition, Murr has to give an interview to his childhood celebrity crush Danica McKellar while dressed up in a patriotic speedo and his body all greased up.

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.

Punishments: For this special occasion and the sixth double punishment, Murr and Joe are given two different punishments. First Murr poses as the ship's Master of Ceremonies and has to read a speech written by the other jokers inside the ship. Then finally, Joe has to interrupt a cannonballing competition at one of the pools, and must continuously belly-flop into the water until the others allow him to stop.

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.

Punishment: In the third double punishment, Sal and Joe must pretend to be a band called "Senora Lonza" and open for special guests Imagine Dragons.

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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.

Punishment: Q must teach a class about childbirth to a roomful of pregnant women, but halfway through, a nurse enters and hooks Q up to a device that simulates eight stages of painful child labor.

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

Punishment: Murr has to open for Legends in Concert while the other Jokers take control of whatever comes out of his microphone.

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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 guy's interventions and get food shoppers to agree about a strange weird word.

Punishment: Murr takes a polygraph exam administered by Daniel Ribacoff that consists of asking Murr personal and humiliating questions in front of students at their old high school.

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.

Punishment: In Sal's first punishment, he must pick up brown dog poop in the park and hold it for 20 seconds.

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

Punishment: At the Coney Island Circus Sideshow performance, Murr is forced to volunteer for the brand new "Wheel of Doom" stunt, in which he is placed on a spinning wheel surrounded by balloons, which are to be popped with knives. However, the machine is actually rigged to pop the balloons on its own, and the stunt performer, world-famous knife thrower Dr. David Adamovich, who was in on the punishment, is only faking throwing knives.

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The guys use their bad service skills as sporting goods salesmen, and try to outdo each other in a personal space invading game on the streets.

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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.

Punishment: Sal must locate his brand-new cellphone in an enormous pile of garbage while traveling on a moving freighter.

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.

Punishment: Joe has to allow strangers to do as they please to his face while trapped in stocks.

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.

Punishment: Murr is elevated by a crane in a piñata costume. Children, the other Jokers, and Joe's brother-in-law each take a turn hitting Murr with a bat until candy comes out of his costume.

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

Punishment: Sal starts off giving a tour of New York City on a boat while reading off from cards written by the other guys and then at the end of the tour, the other jokers surprise Sal by making him kayak on the high seas of the disgusting Hudson River. Sal later falls off the kayak into the water.

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.

Punishment: At a Brooklyn Cyclones baseball game, Q has to publicly refuse a marriage proposal in front of everyone in the stadium. Then, he'll have to take on the wrath of the crowd and the proposer.

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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.

Punishment: Since he is the most apologetic out of all four Jokers, Sal must do several rude things without getting off a "sorry" to anyone.

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.

Punishment: All four pose as scientists on a panel discussing quantum physics, with Joe having to explain to an audience several topics on the subject in the worst way he can.

The Jokers present footage from the cutting room floor, a challenge that was never aired, and the reaction of someone being pranked.

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.

Punishment: Since Sal, Murr, and Joe, formed an alliance against Q and lost to him in the final challenge and the first triple punishment, they each end up losers. Their punishment is to answer questions about Q's life while standing on a cliff hanging over a reservoir called "Q Falls". Every incorrect answer moves them closer to the edge, and three incorrect answers forces them to jump into the water. The punishment ends when one person is left standing and is officially declared "Q's best friend." Making Sal and Murr the 2 losers, Joe wins the challenge in the end and walks away with Q.

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

Punishment: As a result of Q taking the loss on the whole episode, he was announced as a horse wrangler at a rodeo. An actual professional enters the arena and ropes Q around the ankles, taking him on a trip through the arena as the crowd mocks him. Statistically, Murr would've been the loser.

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 publishing as movies.

Punishment: Sal poses as a judge for a children's talent show, and is forced to do and say whatever he is told. What he doesn't know is that the participants are in on the joke, though the audience is not .

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 in a variety of different humiliating outfits until someone comments that he is cuter than his dog.

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.

Punishment: Joe sits on the toilet with his pants down at a restaurant and asks for toilet paper in full view of the customers.

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

Punishment: Murr has to give a presentation on exotic foods after having novocaine injected into his gums, making it impossible to speak clearly and taste the food.

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.

Punishment: Sal must follow a rope through a cornfield maze in which there are several obstacles and scares along the way.

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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 e-mails.

Punishment: Sal presents his new idea for a senior citizen's park before city council in an effort to get it approved.

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.

Punishment: Joe pretends to be a gymnast in a roomful of actual gymnasts and must, among other things, perform his "routine" in front of everyone.

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.

Punishment: Sal's fear of cats is put to the ultimate test when the other jokers force him to step into a cage full of felines in front of a live crowd under the impression that he is teaching a cat-bonding seminar.

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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 of "Don't I Know You?".

Punishment: Joe announces to a packed movie theater that he has made an accident in his pants.

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.

Punishment: In the second double punishment, Q and Sal play "Miss and a Swing", where they attempt to make a basketball shot and for each time they miss, they get whacked in the leg by a fifth grader holding a bat.

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.

Punishment: Sal was first given a bucket filled with a gross substance to choose what his punishment would be. In result, he picked a firetruck but that meant nothing to what his real punishment is. Sal then had to wash up in the bathroom afterward but instead of coming out, he was locked in a bathroom of horrors. The only way he could get out was by solving riddles that the other jokers fed to him. All the riddles had clues like look in the toilet, but the toilet burst and weird red liquid spwed out and in the tank there was a lobster. Once he solved all the riddles, a fireman saved him and his punishment was over. His father, who was watching the whole punishment, appears at the end.

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.

Punishment: Murr's laptop at a café makes loud farting noises.

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.
Punishment: Q is sent on a "video scavenger hunt" for the season finale. The other guys trapped his right arm in a cast holding a video camera and has to record and do what the guys tell him to.

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.

Punishment: Q has to teach sex education to his parents, under the original impression it was a room of sixth grade students.

The guys review their favorite moments from the past season, and they reveal the most surprising occurrences, the best overall reactions and never-before-seen footage.

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

Punishment: Murr joins an audience of movie goers, when it is revealed that the film of the night is his shameful 1998 short film Damned. Then, film critic Alison Bailes invites Murr downstage to speak about how he made the movie.

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

Punishment: Q poses as a playwright giving workshop lessons to young actors, having them act out scenes based on real-life events of his. At the end of the session, he presents synopses for new plays that he is supposedly in the process of writing.

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

Punishment: Murr has to play dodgeball against a professional team.

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

Punishment: Sal has to pose as a published author and read an excerpt from a brand new book the other jokers have created for him. However, the book is blank and Sal has to make up the excerpt of the book.

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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 caffe.

Punishment: Joe dresses as a baby thinking he's about to act in a commercial, but he actually has to face off against champion sumo wrestler Ulambayaryn Byambajav.

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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 selling fake tickets.

Punishment: Murr must answer questions about the other guys, or spin the "Wheel of Piercings", which assigns him a body part that he has to get pierced. Three correct answers ends the punishment; Murr winds up having both nipples and his belly button pierced, and after that he is told to walk topless in public by the other Jokers.

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

Punishment: Sal is forced to introduce a stress-relieving slideshow presentation. In the demo videos, it turns out Joe, Murr, and Q broke into Sal's house while he was on vacation and abused everything in the house, which included pelvic thrusting while naked at the window in front of his neighbors.

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

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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 talking to strangers at the park.

Punishment: Q has to explain unique fashion designs that he has supposedly created.

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

Punishment: In Q's first punishment, he must explain various pieces of art the other guys have created for him to a crowd of art enthusiasts.

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