
Impractical Jokers — Season 10

Sal, Q, and Murr are careening into product displays and squeezing into narrow gaps, but one of them will have to confront the situation with our celebrity guest, Bret Michaels.

This week's installment features the Jokers dispensing unwelcome lessons in etiquette, followed by live recordings of peculiar product reviews. Additionally, one fortunate Joker will shoulder the responsibility for our celebrity guest, Post…

Working from afar and brainstorming unusual business concepts with Steve Byrne, one individual finds themselves in contention for a coveted pair of sneakers, courtesy of NBA superstar Anthony Davis.

Accompanied by John Mayer, the Jokers endeavor to persuade unsuspecting temporary workers to join them for a business dinner. Afterward, the Joker who loses the evening must endure the displeasure of Mayer's fervent admirers, facing a deepl…

A sudden, intense affection blossoms within Sal, Q, and Murr for a new acquaintance, a feeling that intensifies during a subsequent, fiery argument with the professional wrestler MJF. Ultimately, one of the Jokers will unexpectedly discover…

Casey Jost and former NFL player Eddie Jackson present a special episode, delving into heart-stopping, previously unseen moments from Season 10. They offer their insights as they review these gripping clips.

Having failed to complete this week’s pickleball and coffee shop trials, the losing Jokers now face a new predicament: participation in an international game show, with the esteemed Paul Scheer as special host.

Tonight, the Jokers assume the guise of salesmen, tasked with pitching their peculiar wares to a panel of focus group participants. They then face a challenge that proves unexpectedly difficult. Meanwhile, Sal finds himself in an olfactory …

The contestants, now working as waiters, will face scrutiny later under the gaze of news anchor Rosanna Scotto. The ultimate loser will then endure a truly unpleasant experience, with the added entertainment of guest star Bruce Campbell.

Sal and Murr adopt the personas of opportunistic waiters before later portraying cringeworthy parents. Following the defeat of the Joker, he is subjected to an unconventional focus group as punishment, joined by a notable guest, the self-pr…

Q, Sal, and Murr guide their apprentices toward securing contributions through unconventional methods. Afterward, they’ll discipline their “children” with the assistance of fellow shoppers. Later, Murr unleashes chaos as a towering "Tailor-…

At a late-night gathering within the museum's hushed halls, Q, Murr, and Sal behave with a conspicuous lack of decorum, presenting themselves in a manner that draws unwanted attention. They then attempt to solicit customers for their peculi…

The episode will explore whether the Jokers possess the talent required for directing, only to see them ultimately dismissed due to their unacceptable conduct. Later, celebrity guest Paula Abdul will host a dinner for her most devoted follo…

The Jokers approach unsuspecting visitors in the park with a proposition: watch their grandmother for a brief errand, and they’ll be interviewed for a mock documentary. The one Joker deemed the least convincing in the interview will face a …

The Jokers are prone to theatrical outbursts, responding to a simple phone call with excessive drama. They then proceed to offer outlandish tickets to nonexistent events to unsuspecting passersby. The Joker who falls short finds himself par…

Under the supervision of guest star Michael Ian Black, Q, Murr, and Sal are subjected to a peculiar form of penance: sending clumsy text messages to shoppers in the food court and then undertaking duties as retail security guards. The exper…

Disguised as lawyers, the Jokers present customers with absurd contracts, often delivering remarks that, while seemingly without malice, nonetheless border on the offensive. Should a Joker find himself defeated, Harvey Guillen offers him gu…

The Jokers prove themselves inept at their duties, bound to the dictates of their colleagues in speech and action. This inevitably leads to a contest between the Jokers, overseen by Joey Fatone, culminating in a formidable punishment drawn …

Sal, Q, and Murr face a series of challenges: initially as television producers, then as inventors of new products. The contestant who falls short will not boast of their efforts, but celebrity guest Roy Wood Jr. will gladly do the honors.


