Celebrity impersonators, helicopter pilots and shredded newlyweds walk into a bar; the team that can conquer the most challenging course in "Wipeout" history will take home the $25,000 prize.

Sal, Joe, Murr and Q act frosty while working the ice cream counter, taking Joe's dogs for a romp in the park with help from some strangers; the loser watches his blood boil while performing with a gospel choir.

Q, Sal, Murr and Joe compete in a four-way challenge; at a child's art class, a big loser is hit with an on-the-spot punishment.

Murr, Sal, Q and Joe pose as TV execs pitching insane shows; the night's big loser undergoes a psychic reading that puts his real life on the wrong track.

Sal, Murr, Q and Joe convince shoppers to repeat odd catchphrases; going mental as psychoanalysts; the evening's losers perform at a halftime show.

A behind-the-scenes look to see which Joker ran for U.S. Congress as a write-in candidate, which one was a top-notch salesman and which one had a job in finance.

Which two Jokers have learned how to practice transcendental meditation? Who takes fashion tips from Joe? And which famous boy band member did the guys first meet at Carnegie Deli? Go behind the scenes to find out!

A behind-the-scenes look at why the food court was picked for the Stalk and Text challenge, which classic comedy inspired Over the Shoulder and who was lucky enough to test out the flying contraption for Joe the Genie.

A behind-the-scenes look at how Murr's old neighbor learned a little too much information about his personal life and whom Joe would want by his side in a fight.

Stupid celebrators from around the globe; a man with a rogue beer slingshot; Filipino friends freaking out over Miss Universe.

Dancers damage each other; Russian boy-band with dental issues; comedian with pepper spray.

Jack Smith convinces Stan to quit the CIA and work for an ultrasecret spy group, but Francine suspects he is being conned.

When Francine refuses to do all the work, Stan must plan a party for his boss's celebration, with disastrous consequences.

As the Smiths continue their lives in Saudi Arabia, Stan quickly conforms to the male-dominated society while the rest of the family struggles with the different social norms.

Haley and Stan find themselves at odds over Stan's membership in the National Gun Association after the two of them spend the day together.

Steve writes a book and becomes a celebrity author, turning Stan into an unbearable stage parent.

As Stan continues to dominate the household, Francine finds herself idolizing a group of women who seem to have it all.

A fight after a particularly tough day leads Stan and Roger to get a taste of life in each other's shoes, but the swap quickly gets out of hand.

Stan's so-called best friend shuns him at an Atlantic City bachelor party, so Roger steps in and becomes Stan's new sidekick.

Stan gives Steve steroids to make him bigger, better and part of the "in" crowd at school, but they have an unusual side effect.

Steve shows a lack of interest in Stan's job, so he gets replaced by Barry; Roger joins a fraternity.

The Crew hopes to return to their burned-down station, but must convince a reluctant Eddie to join them.

The crew welcomes Mickleberry, a new probie, to the shift, but they quickly realize a funny name is not a good reason for picking a new firefighter.

When a mysterious old trunk is found hidden in a wall at Station 24, Eddie discovers that its contents hold secrets that were better left buried.

Ike's dark past comes back to haunt him when the Crew learns he used to run with a gang on the tough streets of Tacoma's Little Belgium.

Sal, Q, Joe and Murr pair up in focus group presentations; the night's loser tries to cure the public of a nasty habit - but gets people smoking mad.

Q, Sal, Joe and Murr act as not-so-handy-men assembling furniture; Thanksgiving comes early for tonight's loser when he must talk turkey at a dating event.

Murr, Sal, Q and Joe head to Joey Fatone's hot dog joint to dish up weenies; the night's big loser performs a stand-up comedy routine but barely gets out alive.

Joe, Sal, Murr and Q put the nasty in "namaste" when they lead guided meditations; the big loser gets boxed in with a 24-hour punishment.

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Young Furiosa gets caught in the crossfire of two tyrannical warlords. As the tyrants fight for dominance, Furiosa soon finds herself in a nonstop battle to make her way home.

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To find out if his reality is a physical or mental construct, Mr. Anderson, aka Neo, will have to choose to follow the white rabbit once more. If he's learned anything, it's that choice, while an illusion, is still the only way out of -- or into -- the Matrix. Neo already knows what he has to do, but what he doesn't yet know is that the Matrix is stronger, more secure and far more dangerous than ever before.

Sal, Joe, Murr and Q get snap happy posing as photographers; three Jokers are faced with a punishment that's not child's play.

Q, Murr, Sal and Joe kill time in a waiting room by sharing some TMI texts with strangers; they try to sabotage each other at a dating event; the big loser gets a special donation from one of the other Jokers.

The top 20 dumbest hillbillies.

A bra that doubles as a gas mask; a bib designed for eating while you drive; slippers with headlights; body-scanner-proof pasties.

Joe, Sal, Q and Murr cruise the food court sending texts to strangers, then throw caution (and groceries) to the wind; tonight's loser is cast as a genie in a play.

Q, Sal, Joe and Murr explain why they've been doused with water at the mall; the big loser plays a pirate but won't find any rum in his cup.

Murr, Sal, Joe and Q beg shoppers to hold on to a weird item and then teach tech to seniors; the loser reveals his embarrassing digital life to his dad.

The guys square off in a toy-pitching competition; the big loser must quiet down patrons in a food court.

Joe, Murr, Sal and Q take time to smell the roses while strangers wonder what stinks; the guys pair up to double-dip; the loser goes underground to save his family but ends up battling an undead enemy.

Q, Murr, Joe and Sal get drenched at a water park, and play a wild round of TP basketball at a grocery store; the loser strikes out while jockeying for a ball from New York Mets pitcher Noah Syndergaard.

Joe, Sal, Q and Murr dodge shakedowns with the help of some strangers and then get handsy in a parking lot; a clip bait battle takes place in the park and the loser has a run-in at a party.

Sal, Murr, Joe and Q survey employees with odd questions; tonight's loser unveils a mural in a small town whose residents react with big-city rage.

After failing to defeat Aquaman the first time, Black Manta wields the power of the mythic Black Trident to unleash an ancient and malevolent force. Hoping to end his reign of terror, Aquaman forges an unlikely alliance with his brother, Orm, the former king of Atlantis. Setting aside their differences, they join forces to protect their kingdom and save the world from irreversible destruction.

After an unprecedented series of natural disasters threatened the planet, the world's leaders came together to create an intricate network of satellites to control the global climate and keep everyone safe. But something has gone wrong, as the system built to protect Earth is attacking it and it becomes a race against the clock to uncover the real threat before a worldwide geostorm wipes out everything and everyone along with it.

A seemingly ideal day turns disastrous when California's notorious San Andreas Fault triggers a devastating, magnitude 9 earthquake, the largest in recorded history. As the Earth cracks open and buildings start to crumble, Ray Gaines (Dwayne Johnson), an LAFD search-and-rescue helicopter pilot, must navigate the destruction from Los Angeles to San Francisco to bring his estranged wife (Carla Gugino) and their only daughter (Alexandra Daddario) to safety.

From Chicagoland Speedway. Dale Earnhardt Jr., Jeff Burton, Jamie McMurray and Marty Smith set the stage for the eero 400.

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A seemingly ideal day turns disastrous when California's notorious San Andreas Fault triggers a devastating, magnitude 9 earthquake, the largest in recorded history. As the Earth cracks open and buildings start to crumble, Ray Gaines (Dwayne Johnson), an LAFD search-and-rescue helicopter pilot, must navigate the destruction from Los Angeles to San Francisco to bring his estranged wife (Carla Gugino) and their only daughter (Alexandra Daddario) to safety.

After an unprecedented series of natural disasters threatened the planet, the world's leaders came together to create an intricate network of satellites to control the global climate and keep everyone safe. But something has gone wrong, as the system built to protect Earth is attacking it and it becomes a race against the clock to uncover the real threat before a worldwide geostorm wipes out everything and everyone along with it.

Q, Joe, Sal and Murr pose as avant-garde photographers in a Staten Island park and get fully animated when pitching to a focus group; just when tonight's big loser thinks it's in the bag, he still comes out painfully behind.

Sal, Murr, Q and Joe climb to the Top of the Rock for some awkward interactions, then "whet" their appetites at a bagel shop; the evening's loser takes a run across the Brooklyn Bridge that is anything but inspiring.

Murr, Sal, Joe, and Q enlist shoppers to help them avoid a rogue security guard; the big loser faces the wrath of a crowd of rockers.

Q, Sal, Murr and Joe compete in a focus group face-off, convincing people that their TV show ideas are the best; the losers stand to get run out of town when they reveal their financial mismanagement plan to charity donors.

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Murr, Joe, Q and Sal return to the dentist's office, then try to make each other laugh in a food court tournament; the big loser strips for a rowdy group of ladies.

Sal, Murr, Joe and Q don absurd disguises to trick unsuspecting receptionists, then try to convince strangers to sign off on some unusual emails; the big loser turns a harmless dance class into a dance with danger.

Sal, Joe, Murr and Q take a spin in a motorized chair, hoping the kindness of strangers will keep them on track; the night's big loser walks away bruised and battered after being forced to clear some tables in an unusual way.

Joe, Murr, Sal and Q skirt the law while posing as receptionists, then go fishing at an unlikely locale; the night's big losers attempt to give one unlucky customer the deal of a lifetime.

Murr, Joe and Sal pitch toys that should be kept away from tots, face off at a market, and see spots at the mall; the big loser sticks his nose where it does not belong.

Joe, Murr, Q and Sal run a surprise challenge; a stint at the Cake Boss's counter is anything but sweet; advice for children turns awkward when heard by strangers; the night's loser looks for a new do, but not for himself.

Joe, Q, Sal, and Murr crack each other up from behind glass, then test out awkward proposals; plus, the big loser gets tongue-tied while speaking to government officials; Joey Fatone goes behind the scenes on "After Party."

Q, Murr, Joe and Sal eavesdrop on strangers' conversations; the big loser gives out a single business card at a networking event.

Q, Murr, Joe and Sal offer up peculiar specials at a steakhouse and get creepy while helping to clean a prop house; the big loser realizes he may need his own lifeguard after making waves at the pool.

Joe, Murr, Q, and Sal have fast fingers at a focus group and leave no cereal box unturned at the grocery store; the big loser opens a can of something fierce at a local donation center.

Q, Joe, Sal and Murr rat each other out at a pizza place and get into textual relationships with strangers at the mall; the big loser twerks hard for the money at an impromptu bikini car wash.

The Jokers perform unusual methods of DNA testing and get too close for comfort at the grocery store; the big loser cracks under pressure during a presentation at a children's museum.

The Jokers act fast and furiously as employees at a theme park and go postal on model citizens who don't realize they're part of the picture; the big loser tumbles and falls after antagonizing a room full of Guy Fieri fans.

The guys turn on the charm to make a restaurant basement sound enticing and recruit unsuspecting shoppers to shout out bizarre nicknames; then, tonight's big loser must find his way out of the cuckoo's nest before the chicks get crazy.

The guys pump the breaks on a bike ride to ask perplexed strangers for help and cut the java line to get the go-ahead on some very strange emails; the big loser gets schooled in a game show that barely makes the grade.

Q, Sal, Joe and Murr freak out while lending a hand at a casual restaurant; the big loser gets spitting mad when forced to spend some quality time at the zoo.

The guys try not to crack up during a four-way face off; the guys find out that a stroll with the Gatto pups is no walk in the park; the loser suffers more than muscle failure in a major-league embarrassment.

The guys rely on the kindness of strangers to help answer some awkward questions; the guys go looking for love in the park; the big loser strikes out amongst baseball fans with an assist from former MLB baseball player Tino Martinez.

The Jokers pose as dental assistants where the laughing gas flows freely; making headlines for all the wrong reasons; they get burned giving some campfire tips; the big loser scores a hole in none on the links.

The guys try and work out the kinks as physical therapists; pitching some way out-of-the-box ideas for TV hosts; the big loser gets rolled over by some speedy ladies.

The guys pair up to share educational ideas with perplexed parents; they teach Krav Maga to martial arts newbies; when one Joker refuses, he becomes the big loser and faces an opponent who scares the pants off him.

Murr, Sal, Joe, and Q take some customers for a wild ride, and things get messy when they ask fellow shoppers for a hand; the big losers suffer a monster punishment that leaves them crushed.

Q, Joe, Sal, and Murr get tech help from some confused tutors; they play hot potato in a shoe store; the big loser wishes he could press escape during a brutal coffee shop punishment.

Sal, Murr, Joe, and Q pull desk duty; the Jokers bar strangers from the bathroom; the big loser learns the hard way that gratuity is not included.

Joe, Murr, Q, and Sal send blood pressure rates sky-high while posing as nurses, then they stroll through the store with their wives; the big loser wishes he could check out early at a pop-up fashion show.

Murr, Joe, Q and Sal are a little too generous with fellow shoppers at the market, then ask strangers to help them out of a texting jam; the big loser fights his way to the best seat in the house.

Rudy Ruettiger (Sean Astin) wants to play football at the University of Notre Dame, but has neither the money for tuition nor the grades to qualify for a scholarship. Rudy redoubles his efforts to get out of the steel mill where his father works when his best friend (Christopher Reed) dies in an accident there. Overcoming his dyslexia thanks to his friend and tutor, D-Bob (Jon Favreau), Rudy gains admission to Notre Dame and begins to fight his way onto the school's fabled football team.

Rudy Ruettiger (Sean Astin) wants to play football at the University of Notre Dame, but has neither the money for tuition nor the grades to qualify for a scholarship. Rudy redoubles his efforts to get out of the steel mill where his father works when his best friend (Christopher Reed) dies in an accident there. Overcoming his dyslexia thanks to his friend and tutor, D-Bob (Jon Favreau), Rudy gains admission to Notre Dame and begins to fight his way onto the school's fabled football team.

Joe, Q, Sal and Murr go incognito to fool unsuspecting strangers, pop in for a coffee just in time to miss out on a big prize, and the big loser has a rotten punishment.

Joe, Sal, Q, and Murr test their parental instincts by reading their daughters' diaries, then they give presentations that are anything but normal; the big loser gets painfully honest with bodybuilders at the gym.

Q, Sal, Murr and Joe mean no disrespect to patrons at a food court, then cut to the chase while posing as tailors; strangers pick sides in a wild debate; the big loser takes the cake with his crummy punishment.

Sal, Murr, Joe, and Q play matchmakers at the food court; the Jokers pose as architects, sharing some perplexing new building technology; the night's big loser makes a connection while networking -- and won't let go.

A look at who made the call to give Murr a face full of slushie at the mall, how the Jokers keep their props secret from each other before Laugh Man Standing, and whose breast milk Pirate Sal chugged.

A behind-the-scenes look at which Joker gets dizzy when a cab has a strong smell of air freshener, which one speaks Spanish and which one struggles to keep a straight face during Joe's expert punishment.

A behind-the-scenes look at how many mousetraps accidentally went off during Q's turn in Hold This Please; what made Joe and Murr join Team Skins in Columbus Park; how Murr's tech punishment made show history.

A behind-the-scenes look at which of the Jokers is the handiest, who hates the taste of beer and how Q's love of animals beat out his arachnophobia.

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Murr, Q, Joe, and Sal participate in a fake documentary, then find themselves in the middle of a marshmallow-throwing contest; the big loser cannot find customers' dinner reservations.

Q, Joe, Sal, and Murr one-up each other while trying not to laugh; they team up for a lunch that's for the birds; the big loser hits the Broadway stage where he's treated to a classic New York welcome by an agitated crowd.

Sal, Q, Joe and Murr are at Universal Studios in Hollywood, Calif.; they serve up ridiculous surveys, then make things awkward while posing as maintenance workers; the big loser can't catch a break, no matter how many times he tries.

Sal, Q, Joe and Murr bus their way through Katz's Deli, then express some unpopular opinions at the park; the big loser must talk his way through some real highs and lows, in a punishment that truly sucks.

Q, Sal, Joe, and Murr play a game of tag at a coffee shop, then convince shoppers to deliver sketchy messages at the grocery store; the big loser may lose his mind in the show's first-ever non-punishment punishment.

Q, Sal, Murr and Joe get their checks bounced by customers who notice unusual charges, then help out coworkers with some peculiar trust exercises; the big loser finds himself balls-deep at a carnival game that's rigged for him to lose.

Joe, Sal, Q and Murr play receptionists looking for suspicious names; the guys seek marriage advice from strangers after a private eye shares incriminating photos; the big loser goes from pissed off to pissed on in the matter of one punishment.

Q, Murr, Sal and Joe seek help from customers while escaping security at the grocery store; they tell bizarre tales to diners at a food court; the big loser is left looking for a missing letter.

Murr, Sal, Joe and Q showcase questionable products to participants, then rescue strangers who don't need to be rescued; the big loser must hit and run his mouth to get himself out of trouble.

Four longtime friends compete to embarrass each other with a series of hilarious dares.

Murr, Q, Joe, and Sal pose as nutritionists trying to recruit clients, then quit their jobs for bizarre reasons; the guys go head-to-head in a debate judged by a stranger; the punishment takes a toll on the loser, putting him in a tight spot.

Joe, Sal, Q and Murr pose as concierges in a hotel lobby; then try committing insurance fraud with the help of confused strangers; tonight's loser suffers a very personal punishment.

Q, Joe, Murr and Sal find scandalous diary entries written by their daughters; then break up with significant others in front of baffled strangers; the loser finds himself in hot water and on shaky ground while waiting tables.

The guys pitch their whimsical TV show ideas to focus groups; they go to the park with their daughters who share unpopular opinions with strangers; the loser heads to the spa for an electrifying punishment two years in the making.

Joe, Sal, Q, and Murr pose as waiting room receptionists and then pitch to a focus group; things get interesting on a road trip that drives tonight's loser to the edge.

Joe, Sal, Q, and Murr pose as documentary subjects; the guys go looking for fights in a public park; one joker must crash a poetry slam.

The guys play receptionist for the day; teaching parents proper home-schooling techniques; dreams come true as one joker lands the endorsement deal of a lifetime.

The boys learn how hard it is to find good help these days; the guys return to their artistic roots; one joker reluctantly delivers a series of crushing blows.

The guys get greedy with fellow shoppers at the market, then offer major disservices to a focus group; tonight's big loser learns that the grass is always pinker on the other side.

Highlights of some of the most outrageous twists on challenges and punishments.

Q, Joe, Sal and Murr pose as avant-garde photographers in a Staten Island park and get fully animated when pitching to a focus group; just when tonight's big loser thinks it's in the bag, he still comes out painfully behind.

Joe, Q, Sal, and Murr offer evocative responses while taste-testing new foods; the loser gets sent to a place far, far away.

Q, Sal, Murr, and Joe help jobseekers land their next big gig; then, they meet with a focus group to pitch their memoirs; the losing joker must deliver the news.

Sal, Murr, Joe, and Q dig deep into strangers' past lives to deliver the hard truths, and they enlist volunteers to help them craft the perfect email; tonight's big loser has a larger-than-life identity crisis.

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Major League Baseball postgame interviews, analysis and highlights.

Forty-year-old pitcher Billy Chapel (Kevin Costner) is practically a dinosaur by professional baseball standards, fast approaching the end of his career. But, as Chapel stands on the mound pitching the game of his life, his thoughts don't turn to his prized history in sports, but rather return again and again to his tumultuous relationship with Jane Aubrey (Kelly Preston), a single mom who has stood at his side through the good and the bad but is now on the verge of leaving him.

Joe, Sal, Q and Murr showcase their creative vision by unveiling their new inventions and learn what it takes to get a date in the digital age; the losing joker embraces the role of a lifetime.

Murr, Q, Joe and Sal prove their good taste, and later prove they can hack it in the professional world; the safe guys give the losing joker a semi that he must show off to an unsuspecting crowd.

A behind-the-scenes look at who keeps the tags on his jackets so he can return them, which crew member voiced the Sexy Beast commercial and which chain restaurant was used during Sal's punishment at the mall.

One of the Jokers has a black thumb; the guys like a certain challenge so much, they even play it when the cameras are off; learning how long it took to zombify the undead in Sal's sewer punishment.

Learning which Joker once worked as a fishmonger, who lied on his resume to snag a prestigious TV internship, and how long Q was sore after his wrestling punishment.

Learning how Murr chose which guys to honk at Volcano Bay, what happened to the toilet paper used in "Stock Boy Shootout," and how Joe managed to stay safe after messing with New York Mets fans at Citi Field.

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Sal, Q, Murr, and Joe take the law into their own hands, and they misplace the trust of their own children; finally, the losing joker must pod up with a stranger.

Four longtime friends compete to embarrass each other with a series of hilarious dares; if they refuse, they lose.

Sal, Q and Murr clear the room as eccentric exterminators and produce a controversial infomercial; comic Eric André drops by to give the losing Joker an awkward release.

Q, Murr, and Sal learn a tough lesson about the corporate chain of command before starting a white-collar revolution; the losing joker must play husband to special guest Jillian Bell.

Murr, Sal, and Q learn a hard lesson about being kind to food service professionals, before heading off to give rock solid relationship advice; the losing joker is in for a shock, as his punishment is led by Colin Jost.

Murr, Sal, and Q perform a questionable taste test; the guys work off some of those calories with some CrossFit; Rob Riggle lets the losing joker show off that new swole gym body.

Sal, Q, and Murr slather on the charm for a commercial shoot before focusing on delivering some hard truths; finally, Chris Jericho turns heel on the losing joker.

Murr, Sal and Q learn that a good babysitter can be hard to find, before going off to perform some consumer research; Adam Pally and Jon Gabrus shock the losing joker with their devious punishment.

Q, Murr and Sal finally clean out their garages before giving truly spooky presentations; in the end, David Cross brings a sense of danger to the losing joker and makes a memory they're sure to remember.

Q, Murr, and Sal play mad scientists and answer for their crimes in the form of a really dumb survey; the losing joker participates in the new talk show, "Real Talk With Meth," led by Method Man.

Sal, Q and Murr show off the latest fashions for an awestruck crowd, before making a go at finding true love; ultimately, special guest Brooke Shields shows the losing joker that breaking up is hard to do.

The jokers revisit the celebrity guests they worked with throughout the season by highlighting their most memorable moments and rolling out some bonus content that has never been seen before.

Sal, Q and Murr are crashing and burning into product displays and hiding in tight spaces, but one of them must face the music with celebrity guest Bret Michaels.

The jokers give unsolicited etiquette advice and live tape strange product reviews; one lucky joker takes all the blame for celebrity guest Post Malone.

From working remotely to pitching unconventional business ideas with Steve Byrne, one Joker has a shot at winning a pair of highly sought-after sneakers thanks to NBA star Anthony Davis.

Joined by John Mayer, the Jokers must convince unsuspecting temps to accompany them to a business dinner; the losing Joker has to face the wrath of angry Mayer fans in a humiliating punishment.

Sal, Q, and Murr fall head over heels for someone they just met; a heated debate with pro wrestler MJF; a Joker discovers an untapped clairvoyant talent they possess with guest star Kesha.

A special episode hosted by Casey Jost and former NFL player Eddie Jackson as they spend time reviewing nail-biting clips of never-before-seen moments from Season 10.

Unable to pull off this week's pickleball and coffee shop challenges, the losing Jokers are forced to participate in an overseas game show hosted by special guest Paul Scheer.

The jokers are posing as salesmen and must sell their bizarre products to focus group participants, then attempt a challenge that turns out to be a mouthful; Sal finds himself in a stinky situation in tonight's punishment with guest star Kal Penn.

The jokers are dishing out as waiters and later grilled by news anchor Rosanna Scotto; finally, the losing joker is in for a horrific treat with guest star Bruce Campbell.

Q, Sal, and Murr pose as cash-grabby waiters and later as embarrassing parents; after the losing Joker is forced into a far-out focus group punishment with special guest, and so-called Ganja Weasel, Blake Anderson.

Q, Sal, and Murr coax their trainees to secure donations through unusual ways; they discipline their kids with the help of fellow shoppers; Murr runs rampant as a Tailor-zilla at a bridal shop with guest star Bobby Moynihan.

Finding out whether the team can make it as film directors; celebrity guest Paula Abdul hosts a dinner for her fans, and Sal is in attendance.

Sal, Q, and Murr are put to the test; first as TV producers, then as product inventors, while the losing Joker won't be tooting his own horn, celebrity guest Roy Wood Jr. will.

The Jokers must send bizarre texts and pose as security guards, doing and saying whatever they're told; the losing Joker will be part of an elf orientation hosted by guest star Michael Ian Black.

Forty-year-old pitcher Billy Chapel (Kevin Costner) is practically a dinosaur by professional baseball standards, fast approaching the end of his career. But, as Chapel stands on the mound pitching the game of his life, his thoughts don't turn to his prized history in sports, but rather return again and again to his tumultuous relationship with Jane Aubrey (Kelly Preston), a single mom who has stood at his side through the good and the bad but is now on the verge of leaving him.

NHL forward Wyatt Johnston and Howie Mandel set up NHL defenseman Lian Bichsel at a restaurant where a romantic proposal meltdown turns him into the unwitting villain.

Anthony Davis pranks former NFL tight end Marcedes Lewis when a routine valet drop-off turns into joyrides and errands; NBA coach Jason Kidd sends NBA's player Cooper Flagg into a rookie symposium that devolves into awkwardness and a marital meltdown.

The stakes have never been higher as John and Nicole place bets on which teams they think will crush the "Wipeout" course.

Q, Prince Herb, Murr and Joe try their hardest to prove they're advertiser friendly, and then tell strangers their life stories; the big loser schools the academic community.

Murr, Joe, Sal and Q participate in the documentary filmmaking process, then read a teenager's diary to surprise and delight strangers; when they lose, they find motivation to do better next time.

Learning which Joker loves blackjack; two of the guys split season tickets for a basketball team; the guys find the lovely young lady whose heart Q broke during his ball field punishment.

Murr has trouble keeping his wig on; Jokers' teeth fall out on camera; learning who got roughed up by a judo champion before Murr's cocktail party punishment.

A behind-the-scenes look at who scored free sandwiches while shooting at Blimpie and which classic game inspired the Guess What challenge; Q reveals what was worse than the pain he endured during his childbirth punishment.

A behind-the-scenes look at what Sal finds stressful about posing as a cashier, Q's favorite on-set beverage, and what time the crew arrived to get a front row seat for Joe's pee punishment.

One Joker only drinks coffee after 2 p.m.; a Joker is self-conscious about singing; how long Joe and Q waited inside while Murr and Sal hung out on a ski lift in the freezing cold.

Why the Jokers love filming at the grocery store; how many pencils were purchased for put-pocketing; why Sal's pee punishment was twice as terrible as it looked.

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The Jokers mix it up at an after-dark social event, and try getting park-goers to sign up for bizarre subscriptions; the losing Joker gets into an unforgettable battle of the sexes with special guest Kim Fields.

The Jokers ask random park goers to watch their grandma while they make a quick errand, then a fake documentary interviews them; the losing Joker gets dressed as a clown and punished by the other Jokers and returning special guest, Eric Andre.

The Jokers pose as lawyers with ridiculous contracts and mean no disrespect yet say disrespectful things to shoppers; the losing Joker is coached by Harvey Guillen on his latest acting method.

Q and Murr hang around watching outtakes, as they wait for Sal to show up with dinner.

The Jokers have an over-the-top reaction to a phone call and offer absurd event tickets to people on the street; the losing Joker is joined by Alf, the alien.

The Jokers are bad receptionists and must do and say what the other guys tell them; a Joker vs Joker challenge with Joey Fatone, followed by Joey Fatone's epic punishment culminating in the Jokers' previous punishments.

Three comedians and lifelong friends compete to embarrass each other amongst the public with a series of hilarious and outrageous dares.

The Jokers are back taking offense at baristas and reading unusual product reviews; one Joker will be punished by provoking diners with one difficult task.

Kicking good people out and stealing from strangers is what's on the agenda for the Jokers; one of them ruins the entire night of a whole sports bar.

The Jokers are snagging tips and spinning the Wheel of Doom to determine who will be the losing Joker, who will be excusing his bad behavior with a very generous compensation.

From bombing job interviews to trashing their Nona's sauce, the Jokers are not on their game; one Loser is punished by confronting cellphone users.

Busy week for the Jokers as they fake their marriage and interview folks for an upcoming lifestyle article, but one Loser couldn't keep up and will be forced to curse out in tonight's punishment.

Reporting crimes and disrupting mealtimes in new challenges, but in the end, one Joker has to shed light onto something or someone important to complete his punishment.

The Jokers are hiding from their boss; they try to get away with sending bizarre emails; one loser won't make it through and is caught red-handed messing with women's purses.

The Jokers come in hot and correct rude behavior but not before adding an unusual fee to customers' bills; one of them couldn't wrap his mind around winning, so he must wrap his legs around something else.

The Jokers are at Raising Cane's, and following that, asking for help to carry some furniture; one of them will be strapped to a speeding race car for his punishment.

Francine plots to destroy George Clooney for a past indiscretion; Roger builds a vineyard and starts a private sweatshop.

Steve accidentally ends up in a refugee camp; optimistic Stan joins him and starts a camp Olympics between the refugees and the rebel faction across the river.

Stan becomes overly proud of Steve for finding his first girlfriend until he gets a look at her, triggering a weight problem for Stan.

Stan tries hard to get even when a car salesman bests him in a negotiation, causing him to lose his job.

Stan has his heart set on speaking at the Republican National Convention, but the only group willing to sponsor him is the local chapter of Gay Republicans.

Stan gets involved in drag racing to spice up his marriage; Hayley breaks up with Jeff, who joins Steve's online gaming world.

Steve's new relationship with his girlfriend gives Francine empty-nest syndrome; Roger tries to enroll in college with Haley.

Francine supports Stan's long-suppressed love of competitive figure skating until he ditches her for a new partner.

Roger and Steve set their sights on New York City, where Roger loses everything on Wall Street trying to get fame and fortune.

An injunction prevents Langley Falls from lighting its annual Christmas tree, beginning a journey for Stan to find the true meaning of Christmas.

The head of a German POW camp, soccer enthusiast Karl von Steiner (Max von Sydow) organizes a match between Nazi players and their Allied captives. Orchestrated as a way to push the Third Reich agenda, the high-profile game is set to feature an international team led by John Colby (Michael Caine), a veteran British player. While the team, which also includes Luis Fernandez (Pelé) of Trinidad, trains for the match, Robert Hatch (Sylvester Stallone) plans a dangerous mass escape from the camp.

The head of a German POW camp, soccer enthusiast Karl von Steiner (Max von Sydow) organizes a match between Nazi players and their Allied captives. Orchestrated as a way to push the Third Reich agenda, the high-profile game is set to feature an international team led by John Colby (Michael Caine), a veteran British player. While the team, which also includes Luis Fernandez (Pelé) of Trinidad, trains for the match, Robert Hatch (Sylvester Stallone) plans a dangerous mass escape from the camp.

The team scouts for the next child star while trying not to laugh as Dan Jost reads his honest movie reviews in a focus group.

The Jokers are breaking and entering a home for a commercial where they showcase their wackiest and over the top performances; to top it off, one loser will be trolling his way through the Liberty Science Center's Touch Tunnel!

Looks like the guys are selling sunsets, while later asking for help to film a bizarre video; one must lose and that one, must help a horse lose something from down under.

Sal wrote fan letters to a celebrity as a kid; Murr loves a certain grocery game; how the guys found Sloppy Joe, who helped make Q's first Jeep punishment a milky mess.

A behind-the-scenes look at how long it takes Joe to remove his shoes and socks with just his toes; Q walks a dog while cloud-watching; after being turned down by other towns, Q paints a mural in Dover, N.J.

A behind-the-scenes look at who has pet parakeets; the crew works in a truck while filming at a bagel shop; someone sounds the horn at the start of Murr's race across the Brooklyn Bridge.

A behind-the-scenes look at why Q messed with a fishmonger at Fairway; something causes Sal to nearly lose it during his UFO presentation; the crew nabs close-ups from inside a mob during Q's punishment.

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20 dim-witted drivers including a joyriding thief.

Stupidity through bull riders, bike jumpers, and more.

A TV chef who can't stop laughing, a ninja laying waste to water bottles.

Nearly naked burglar; bad break-in artist; plot to steal sheep.

A music festival tent-surfer; beer-pong brawlers;a flaming shot goes bad.

Check out 20 of the world's dumbest lovers, including a groom with impulse control issues, a misguided toe-sucker, a lady who's way too fond of her pet possum, and a truly obsessive Julia Roberts fan.

One-star reviews are what Sal, Q, and Murr will be combating, and then testing their acting chops with special celebrity guest, Richard Kind; at the end, one of them will be forced to cut the line at a grocery store, over, and over, and over, and over.

It's mayhem as the guys work as mall janitors with an out-of-control trash can and then devise a plan of revenge on our producer Dan Cast; in the end, two Jokers lose this episode race and will be getting the refill of a lifetime.

From being overprotective parents to disclosing perplexing side effects, one Joker can't handle the challenges and will learn that all that glitters is not gold.

Q, Murr and Sal throw and catch grocery items in the Joker vs. Joker challenge with special celebrity guest, Jax.

Murr, Q and Sal sit alongside a stranger to participate in a documentary-style interview; they try to upcharge guests again as hotel concierge.

The Jokers bring their plastic newborns to the grocery store; they pitch new community programs that the local community will find quite strange.

Sal and Murr air out their dirty laundry by sorting out the whites and colors of their relationship through past clips from the "Couples Therapy Special" with Casey Jost, unlicensed therapist.

Murr and Q are going on a trip down memory lane and watching extended never-been-seen-before clips from the last few years.

Sal, Q and Murr kick off another season of antics by getting themselves stuck in a vent system and confusing customers at a bagel shop; our losing Joker will face humiliation in a punishment that's tough to swallow.

The Jokers are back working as dry cleaners and TV producers, but one of them can't keep it together and must endure concertgoers who have escaped their enclosures.

The Jokers face off by recording voiceover for a fake video game and playing the concerned parent writing to their kid's school; but one Joker burns out with a punishment that's gotta sting.

Joey Fatone interviews the Jokers for a fake documentary; the guys react to an overly emotional phone call for an underwhelming reason; one Joker checks out and is forced into being the world's worst grocery store employee in his punishment.

The Jokers hit the grocery store aisles dressed in absurd disguises, then train someone in using aggressive phone tactics for charity donations; the losing Joker must subject themselves to scientific probing into their hidden emotions.

The Jokers can't contain the laughs as they answer survey questions for a new snack food and present the world's worst pharmaceutical ads; the loser will work up a sweat in a punishment that's all pain, no gain.

Billy Beane (Brad Pitt), general manager of the Oakland A's, one day has an epiphany: Baseball's conventional wisdom is all wrong. Faced with a tight budget, Beane must reinvent his team by outsmarting the richer ball clubs. Joining forces with Ivy League graduate Peter Brand (Jonah Hill), Beane prepares to challenge old-school traditions. He recruits bargain-bin players whom the scouts have labeled as flawed, but have game-winning potential. Based on the book by Michael Lewis.

Billy Beane (Brad Pitt), general manager of the Oakland A's, one day has an epiphany: Baseball's conventional wisdom is all wrong. Faced with a tight budget, Beane must reinvent his team by outsmarting the richer ball clubs. Joining forces with Ivy League graduate Peter Brand (Jonah Hill), Beane prepares to challenge old-school traditions. He recruits bargain-bin players whom the scouts have labeled as flawed, but have game-winning potential. Based on the book by Michael Lewis.

Joe's mother forbids him from taking part in an after-school activity; filming nearly comes to a halt during the Jacks-Asses challenge; a last-minute idea makes it into Sal and Joe's charity funds punishment.

A behind-the-scenes look at the prop Q kept from the Dental Damn challenge; a glazed delight gives Joe great power; a doctor's appointment inspires Murr's striptease punishment.

A behind-the-scenes look at why Murr had to shave in under three minutes between scenes of "That Ain't Me;" what the Jokers love most about the Writers Blocked challenge; Sal ranks his indecent dance instructor punishment.

A behind-the-scenes look at how the Jokers keep their cover while filming at the mall; Q's favorite VR world; how long Joe remained sore after his table-busting punishment.

A behind-the-scenes look at which Joker always brings a bag of dental hygiene products to the set; Q changes into cargo pants in a store window; the art department obtains a lovely turquoise ring.

Going behind the scenes to find out where Joe originally wanted to play hide-and-seek, Q's favorite dessert, and what was the crew most afraid of during Murr's wig-pulling punishment.

Out of control race car drivers; a trucker who can't outrun a train; a DUI detainee with a bladder control problem.

Brawling dancers; a rapper who is more a cougher; creepy furniture store commercials.

Attention shoppers; the Jokers make mischief by taking unflattering pictures of grocery store patrons, then posing as horrible employees at the Yeti store; tonight's loser must meet his fate in a punishment.

The Jokers play unprofessional actors in a fake commercial then make wild assumptions about other mall goers; one Joker breaks and is tasked with becoming the strictest security guard imaginable in his punishment.

Stan wins an essay-writing contest, leading his personal hero, President Bush, to come over for dinner.

When Stan starts making festive teddy bears, he resorts to using illegal aliens as cheap labor to fill orders.

Roger heads out in search of a new human companion after Steve rejects him; Stan tours the Mr. Pibb factory and meets the man himself (Peter Graves).

Stan's attempt to play Cupid for Bullock goes awry when Bullock accidentally kills his date, who happens to be one of Francine's friends.

Hoping to rekindle their romance, Francine insists on a divorce, so Stan can live like a bachelor again; Steve becomes addicted to an energy drink.

Stan discovers how his neighbors feel about him when he brings eavesdropping equipment home from the CIA.

Stan is prosecuted for sending contaminated cattle to a slaughterhouse; Roger unintentionally starts a fight between Francine and Haley.

Roger and Stan race cross-country to turn in Jeff, who is wanted for smuggling marijuana into Florida.

When Francine discovers that her memories of family vacations have been artificially created by the CIA, she demands a real vacation.

Scientists, soldiers and adventurers unite to explore a mythical, uncharted island in the Pacific Ocean. Cut off from everything they know, they venture into the domain of the mighty Kong, igniting the ultimate battle between man and nature. As their mission of discovery soon becomes one of survival, they must fight to escape from a primal world where humanity does not belong.

It's been nearly a decade since Tarzan (Alexander Skarsgård), also known as John Clayton III, left Africa to live in Victorian England with his wife Jane. Danger lurks on the horizon as Leon Rom (Christoph Waltz), a treacherous envoy for King Leopold, devises a scheme that lures the couple to the Congo. Rom plans to capture Tarzan and deliver him to an old enemy in exchange for diamonds. When Jane becomes a pawn in his devious plot, Tarzan must return to the jungle to save the woman he loves.

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Godzilla and the almighty Kong face a colossal threat hidden deep within the planet, challenging their very existence and the survival of the human race.

It's been nearly a decade since Tarzan (Alexander Skarsgård), also known as John Clayton III, left Africa to live in Victorian England with his wife Jane. Danger lurks on the horizon as Leon Rom (Christoph Waltz), a treacherous envoy for King Leopold, devises a scheme that lures the couple to the Congo. Rom plans to capture Tarzan and deliver him to an old enemy in exchange for diamonds. When Jane becomes a pawn in his devious plot, Tarzan must return to the jungle to save the woman he loves.

Scientists, soldiers and adventurers unite to explore a mythical, uncharted island in the Pacific Ocean. Cut off from everything they know, they venture into the domain of the mighty Kong, igniting the ultimate battle between man and nature. As their mission of discovery soon becomes one of survival, they must fight to escape from a primal world where humanity does not belong.

The Jokers pretend to be medical students in training with standardized patient actors, then play the hero and break up a public fight, hoping to earn applause; one Joker has to put his hips where his mouth is and settle a bet of his own making.

The jokers are asking strangers to send an important text to their loved ones and hunting for their missing kid using crazy descriptions.

The Jokers hatch horrible revenge schemes on their office bullies, then put one poor contractor through the wringer as they attempt home improvement projects; tonight's loser will be gifted the world's finest douchemobile.

The Jokers are back as wacky inventors pitching a whole new line of AI-themed gadgets; they fill out bogus incident reports with unsuspecting deli customers; the loser will be forced to demonstrate mentally absurd and physically grueling apps.

The Jokers pretend to be bellhops and need to do and say what they're told while assisting unsuspecting guests to their rooms. Then, the guys need to give away tickets to an absurd made-up show they can no longer see.

Questionably brilliant innovations in portable toilets, beer finding technology, weapon storage, and wigs for newborns.

A literal cat burglar caught on tape; a fast food customer who asks for jail time; a naked guy that steals sausages; a woman tries to send a puppy in the mail.

The Jokers' mothers visit as overprotective parents meeting a Joker's girlfriend; a Joker must convince a stranger to pose as his girlfriend for a Broadway outing with his mother.

The Jokers are back playing lawyers, trying to convince unsuspecting focus group participants to sign off on ridiculous terms and conditions before they go in. Then they put their family businesses to the test by asking strangers if their radio ad is good to stay on the air. Later, one joker will be getting revenge in an elaborate punishment that the other two are really going to feel.

The Jokers are hitting the floor as restaurant owners of a New York Pizzeria, forced to say and do whatever wacky things the other guys tell them to. Later, they're back at Tompkins Square bagels trying to hunt down a customer that left a scathing review. Then, the losing joker is in for a punishment that really sucks.

The Jokers are back at Colonial Diner, offering some new bizarre specials to unsuspecting patrons; they take a ride through the park; after a nasty fall, the Joker must get park goers to help them out from underneath their bike.

The Jokers are unsympathetic store managers, forced to throw out a disruptive customer before dealing with the wrath and disdain of fellow patrons; thus the guys must get a bystander to take their side during a heated argument with their fake spouses.

Sal, Murr, Q, and Joe serve up some mischief at White Castle, take on tourists in Times Square, and check out customers in a warehouse store.

The guys get liberal with lotion down at the shore, shop from other people's carts in a supermarket, and try to scam their way to a free dish of yogurt.

Friends compete to embarrass each other; speed dating with the world's worst pickup lines; phony fortunes on the boardwalk; getting personal in the hygiene aisle of a pharmacy.

Action from the race at the fifth round of the 2025 World Endurance Championship, taking place at Autódromo José Carlos Pace in São Paulo.

The guys use humiliating one-liners on strangers, play a unique word game and attempt to get shoppers in a car trunk.

The guys illustrate their lack of skill as caricature artists in the mall, demonstrate their odd living habits while interviewing for roommates, and try to cut the line for Broadway tickets in Times Square.

From Atlanta. Dale Earnhardt Jr., Jeff Burton, Jamie McMurray and Marty Smith set the stage for the Quaker State 400.

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The guys massage beach goers on the boardwalk, broadcast the news from Times Square, and get their kicks teaching a karate class.

The guys swipe food off diners' plates, tutor students in languages they don't speak and try to start a dance party.

The guys conduct a focus group with unique consumer questioning, are totally unfit as trainers in a gym class, and pretend to work at a famous New York bakery.

The guy's serve up a new round of mischief at White Castle, pose as bouncers and offer phony horoscope readings.

The guys try to sell diamonds to unsuspecting couples ready to tie the knot and pose as members of an unwelcoming committee down at the boardwalk.

The guys share humiliating text messages in a quiet waiting room, shampoo women's hair and teach a driver's ed course.

The guys put their green thumbs to the test as workers in a garden center, demonstrate how not to save lives as CPR instructors, and they're full of bologna working a deli counter.

The guys bark up the wrong tree at a pet store, pose as golf instructors and give their regards to Broadway.

The guys raise money for absurd charities, join diners mid-meal; offer unsolicited advice to shoppers.

The guys toy with customers at a candy store using bizarre party props, they all try their hands at nosing, and they break the rules of appropriate elevator etiquette.

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The guys relive their best hidden camera hijinks, offer behind the scenes insight, and reveal the hidden cameras to one unsuspecting victim.

The guys discuss their most shocking incidents, the best reactions, and reveal never before seen moments from the cutting room floor.

The guys relive the moments that made them cringe, crack under pressure, and reveal behind the scenes info on the surprises that came out of left field.

The guys work as dental assistants; work at a movie theater snack counter and participate in a photo shoot at a public park for their blogs.

The guys try to hold strangers' hands in the park, get touchy-feely with patrons in a comic book store, and race through the aisles of a grocery store.

The guys say all the wrong things when conducting sensitivity training, have unexpected celebrity sightings on the street, and are forced into being unreceptive receptionists in a busy office.

The guys share shameful secrets in the park; don headsets at a fast food drive-through; try to convince unsuspecting strangers to dance with them.

The guys enlist shoppers to settle senseless debates in the mall; scream for ice-cream as patrons in a parlor; protest unconventional causes in the park.

The guys debut uninspiring inventions to stunned focus groups, use people for pillows, talk shoppers out of their desired products; then the loser has his laptop make noises in a coffee shop.

The guys search for imaginary places with a little help from strangers, pick their own poison in the park, and there's a surprise behind every door in the horrifying hunt for a house-sitter.

The guys endure a shakedown at a discount store, test fate with the "Wheel of Doom" and attempt to become Hibachi chefs.

The guys face off as optometrists, they break each other's banks giving bad financial advice, and push outrageous political platforms in a fruitless hunt for votes.

The guys host a taste test with embarrassing survey questions, haggle over priceless pieces of junk at a flea market, and tank as attendants at a gas station.

The guys test fate with the "Wheel of Doom"; Joe and Sal act as mall janitors; dental assistants; Sal faces his fear of cats.

Joe, Sal, Murr, and Q try their hands at giving palm readings, manicures, and much more in a humiliating quest to avoid facing the ultimate punishment.

The guys lose sight of social etiquette with strangers in the park, present disastrous timeshare opportunities to future vacationers, and get sneaky with people's pockets in the grocery store.

The guys hug it out with strangers in the park, go head-to-head pitching wacky inventions to confused consumers, and launch a manhunt for their imaginary wives.

The guys paint themselves into a corner teaching an art class, face the dartboard of destiny at a local bar, and tonight's loser stresses out over a Joker home invasion.

Joe, Sal, Q and Murr must think on their feet at a podiatrist's office; burying unusual objects in the park; grocery store race.

The guys promote office safety to stunned employees, and dabble in online dating with humiliating profiles.

The guys are challenged to hold in their laughter during presentations designed to crack them up; when Joe, Sal, and Murr try to gang up on Q, he turns the tables.

The guys strike out with patrons in a bowling alley and try to force-feed unsuspecting diners; a surprise visit by Rosie O'Donnell has tonight's loser seeing double.

The Jokers ask absurd survey questions at the zoo and are forced to whisper sweet nothings to grocery store patrons.

Joe, Sal and Q get creative with French fries; compete to see whose invention will win over a focus group; serve up burgers at the Jersey Shore.

The guys compete to attach the most balloons to unsuspecting grocery shoppers; absurd tasks at a music store; trying to get compliments on some unique outfits.

The guys blindly follow each other's humiliating directions at a water park, compete to sell their ridiculous book ideas.

In 1976, singer Jackie Moon (Will Ferrell) uses the profits from his only hit single to fulfill a longtime dream of owning a basketball team. His team, the Flint Michigan Tropics, is the worst team in the league, and what's more, the franchise may fold when the ABA and NBA announce plans to merge. It's up to Jackie and the Tropics to turn their game around and slam-dunk their chance for survival.