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The guys do what they are told at a ski lodge, and play the uninvited dinner guest at an Italian restaurant. Punishment: Suspended in a halted ski lift, Sal and Murr are forced to be pelted with snowballs and then shot at with paintball guns by Joe and Q. 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.

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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. As a result, he is announced as a horse wrangler at a rodeo. Punishment: During the final challenge, believing that Murr would never tell an elderly couple that they remember the Alamo, Q takes a loss on the whole episode in a bet and loses. While visiting the Lone Star State, the Jokers team up to teach classes at a dude ranch, sell cowboy boots, and wear blacked-out sunglasses. The Jokers present footage from the cutting room floor, including a challenge that was never aired, and the reaction of someone being pranked. Punishment: Q is forced to pose as a children's book author and reads to children an increasingly inappropriate story called 'The Remarkable Misadventures of Q the Dung Beetle.' The Jokers attend a singles' gathering and ask strangers in the park if they can borrow their phones. Unbeknownst to Sal, the bride and groom are in on the joke while the other guests at the wedding are not. Punishment: Sal is forced to pretend to be a wedding guest and must read a toast the other guys have prepared for him. Then, the guys go head-to-head settling ridiculous debates at another deli. The guys work as waiters at the Carnegie Deli, and Joey Fatone makes a guest appearance, standing in for Q. The Jokers present never before seen footage. Punishment: Joe is forced to pretend to be a gymnast in a roomful of actual gymnasts and must, among other things, perform his 'routine' in front of everyone. 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: Sal is forced to follow a rope through a cornfield maze and endure several obstacles and scares throughout. 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. In ' Funny 'Cause It Hurts', Joe said he was left bound in the tank of water for 45 minutes. Punishment: Posing as 'The Great Nose-ini' at the Borgata in New Jersey, Joe is forced to be bound in a straitjacket, chains, and ropes, and lowered into a tank of water to perform an escape act in front of an audience. 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 teach music classes as instructors and go head-to-head participating in a focus group. Punishment: Under the original impression that all of the guys are teaching skydiving classes as a challenge, Murr is forced to conquer his fear of heights when he has to go skydiving himself. The Jokers work as bellhops, serve up trouble at a hot dog cart, and go head-to-head presenting odd inventions to a focus group. There was also that Sal one where he had to go to a book meeting or something, and wasn't allowed to turn his phone off - so the other guys continually kept phoning him up to some strange ringtone, or the one where he's in a public café with a laptop and has to sit there, humiliated, whilst noises of pornographic nature are released from the laptop speakers and he's not allowed to turn it off.See also: List of Impractical Jokers episodes No. Only the bride & groom were in on the joke, and I'm sure the crowd reactions can more than be imagined. The best, or at least one of the best punishments I've seen was when Sal had to give a best man speech - to a crowded room - which had naturally been written by the other three guys. Joe's punishments for example seem to be more physical in nature (belly slamming into a swimming pool?), whereas the punishments for Murry & Sal are more psychological. We probably get the most reactions out of Murry & Sal because they're easier to humiliate, whereas Q and Joe (especially Joe) generally doesn't care what they're up against, and doesn't mind (so much) about punishments. I love this show, and love all four of them.