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Punishment: Murr is forced to play dodgeball alone against a professional team, while one eye is blindfolded and one hand is covered by an oven mitt, and the punishment does not end until he manages to get a player out. 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. Punishment: Murr is forced to take 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 attempt to successfully find a house-sitter despite the other guys' interventions, convince strangers of the existence of obscure places, get food shoppers to agree about a strange weird word, and play "Pick Your Poison" in a park. Punishment: Sal is forced to pose as a psychic in front of an audience and the punishment does not end until he makes an accurate prediction. The guys shake hands with department store shoppers, spin "The Wheel of Doom" at a park, and work at a teppanyaki restaurant. Punishment: As a result of Joe taking the loss on the whole episode, he is forced to allow strangers to do as they please to his face while trapped in a pillory. The Jokers go head-to-head utilizing strangers at Jersey Gardens to mediate their mindless conflicts, complete specialized tasks at Dairy Queen, and start protests for ridiculous causes at a park. Punishment: The guys broadcast sexual noises on a laptop being used by Sal in a peaceful café.
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: Q is forced to teach sex education to his parents, under the original impression that he would be teaching a room of 6th grade students. 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. Murr loses the punishment and winds up naked, making Joe the winner. Punishment: In the show's first double punishment, Joe and Murray are forced to 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. The guys team up to offer inaccurate sensitivity training to strangers, observe surprise celebrities while on the street, and work as rude receptionists in an office. Punishment: In revenge for Q's photography punishment in " Who Arted", Murr is forced to explain some off-color art pieces the other guys have created for him to a roomful of art fanatics. 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 review their favorite moments from season one, and they reveal the most surprising occurrences, the best overall reactions and never-before-seen footage. When Sal has suffered enough, it turns out that Joe was holding his keys the entire time. He has to unearth his car keys from a heap of elephant poop using his bare hands at the Meadowlands State Fair.
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Punishment: Similar to his punishment in the series premiere, Sal is forced to handle animal feces. Joker challenge telling strangers their humiliating thoughts.
#EPISODE IMPRACTICAL JOKERS MURR BLEACHES BUTTHOLE MOVIE#
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. See also: List of Impractical Jokers episodes No.
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