Murr, Q, and Sal push telemarketing employees to new limits, then discipline their "kids" at the grocery store - but only if fellow shoppers agree to back them up. Guest star Bobby Moynihan says "yes" to helping punish the loser.
Q, Murr, and Sal make spectacles of themselves at an after-hours museum event, then try to interest park-goers in their strange pet-themed businesses. Actor Kim Fields helps deliver a punishment that proves context is everything.
Four friends stage public scenes, recruiting strangers as impromptu actors. When the group gets ejected from a venue, they ask bystanders for assistance. A celebrity guest punishes the least successful prankster.
Murr, Q, and Sal make mischief in the park with the help of their "grandmothers", then try to keep their cool as interviewees in a fake documentary. Guest Eric André returns to help punish the loser, who ends up looking like a real "bozo".
Murr, Q, and Sal try to give strangers free tickets to made-up shows, then overreact to some "bad news" phone calls in a waiting room. Guest star ALF helps deliver an unpalatable punishment.
Sal, Murr, and Q send awkward text messages to food court patrons at the mall, then go rogue as retail security guards. A punishment courtesy of Guest Star Michael Ian Black leaves the loser feeling not so jolly.
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.
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What is the Japanese language plot outline for Impractical Jokers (2011)?