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Classic, fan-favorite episodes of the show with shareable pop-up facts throughout. With behind-the-scenes stories and surprising factoids directly from the Jokers, this alternate version of existing content will give viewers a unique and unprecedented look behind the curtain. (Repeat).

The Jokers reveal which of them is actually a great cook, and provide behind-the-scenes insights into the challenges. (Repeat).

Go behind the scenes to find out why Sal thought the production designer was tricking him, which Joker loves all things motorized, and why Murr started taking piano lessons. Plus, which Jokers have lost teeth during challenges? (Repeat).

Classic, fan-favorite episodes of the show with shareable pop-up facts throughout. With behind-the-scenes stories and surprising factoids directly from the Jokers, this alternate version of existing content will give viewers a unique and unprecedented look behind the curtain. (Repeat).

Fan-favorite episodes of the show with shareable pop-up facts throughout. With behind-the-scenes stories and surprising factoids directly from the Jokers, this alternate version of existing content gives viewers a unique look behind the curtain. (Repeat).

Fan-favorite episodes of the show with shareable pop-up facts throughout. With behind-the-scenes stories and surprising factoids directly from the Jokers, this alternate version of existing content gives viewers a unique look behind the curtain. (Repeat).

Classic, fan-favorite episodes with shareable pop-up facts, behind-the-scenes stories and surprising factoids directly from the Jokers. (Repeat).

Classic, fan-favorite episodes with shareable pop-up facts, behind-the-scenes stories and surprising factoids directly from the Jokers. (Repeat).

Four prank-loving friends compete in extremely awkward social experiments in this hidden-camera series. In the premiere episode, they cook up fun at a burger joint, scam some Times Square tourists and concoct a little something for customers at a warehouse store. (Repeat).

The guys rub sunbathers the wrong way and steal from others' grocery baskets. (Repeat).

The pranksters try speed dating and employ some of the world's lamest pickup lines. Later, they tell bogus fortunes on the boardwalk, and raise a stink with shoppers in a pharmacy's hygiene aisle. (Repeat).

The guys try out embarrassing one-liners on strangers in New York City, play a unique word game with grocery-store shoppers, and try to persuade customers at a dealership to jump into the trunk of a car. (Repeat).

The guys draw on their skills as caricaturists at the mall, exhibit unusual living habits as they interview prospective roommates, and cross the line when they cut into a queue for Broadway tickets in Times Square. (Repeat).

The guys may be rubbing people the wrong way when they attempt to massage beachgoers on the boardwalk. Later, they head to Times Square to broadcast the news, and try their hands (and feet) at teaching karate. (Repeat).

The guys steal food from diners' plates at a buffet, tutor in foreign languages they don't speak and organize a dance party in a public park. (Repeat).

The guys ask unusual questions of a consumer focus group; get a workout as unfit trainers at a gym; and pretend they are employees at a famous New York bakery. (Repeat).

The guys get in a pickle at a burger joint, work as nightclub bouncers and give phony horoscope readings at a mall. (Repeat).

The pranksters try to sell diamonds to engaged couples. (Repeat).

The pranksters regale each other with embarrassing text messages in a quiet waiting room, try their hands as shampoo boys at an upscale women's hair salon, and teach a crash course in driver's ed. (Repeat).

The pranksters take jobs at a garden center, try their luck as CPR instructors and see if they can cut it as deli-counter workers. (Repeat).

The pranksters tee it up as golf instructors; line up investors as Broadway producers; and play cat-and-mouse with customers at a pet store. (Repeat).

The pranksters raise dough for unusual charities at a donut shop, interrupt some fed-up diners mid-meal in a Chinese restaurant and provide shoppers with unsolicited advice at a mall. (Repeat).

The pranksters try stealing kisses from strangers on the streets of Manhattan and play word games with shoppers. (Repeat).

Season 1 concludes with the guys using bizarre props to toy with customers at a candy store and thumbing their noses at proper elevator etiquette. (Repeat).

Part 1 of 2. Featured: Season 1 highlights; the jokesters recalling favorite moments; and never-before-seen clips. (Repeat).

Conclusion. Highlights of the first season. (Repeat).

In the Season 2 premiere, the guys give some lip to patients in a dentist's office and throw popcorn at moviegoers. (Repeat).

The guys try their hands as manicurists in a nail salon, get chummy with patrons in a comic-book store and run races around a grocery store. (Repeat).

The pranksters prove insensitive while conducting a sensitivity-training class, have surprise celebrity encounters on the street and try being unreceptive receptionists in a busy office. (Repeat).

A news show discussing the top stories in sports. (New).

An entertaining betting show that covers the odds and prop bets for each day's sporting events. (New).

The sprint races for Motul TT Assen. From TT Circuit Assen.

The Motul TT Assen. From TT Circuit Assen.

A man faces a gruelling day at his girlfriend's home, unaware that her acting family aims to test his endurance to the fullest. (New).

A man faces a gruelling day at his girlfriend's home, unaware that her acting family aims to test his endurance to the fullest. (Repeat).

The guys head to the Top of the Rock for some awkward interactions; and the night's big loser suits up—or down—for a run across the Brooklyn Bridge. (Repeat).

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

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

Murr, Joe, Q and Sal return to the dentist's office, then try to make each other laugh in a food court tournament. Later, the big loser strips for a rowdy group of ladies who will never be able to un-see the sorry state of his skin. (Repeat).

The pranksters share shameful secrets in the park, don headsets at a fast-food drive-through, and ask unsuspecting strangers to dance. (Repeat).

The pranksters ask mall shoppers to settle some senseless debates, scream for ice cream in a sweetshop, and protest offbeat causes in a park. (Repeat).

The pranksters dumbfound focus groups with lackluster inventions, use park-goers as pillows for a nap, and persuade grocery-store shoppers to reconsider their original selections. (Repeat).

The pranksters get help from strangers in their quest to find imaginary places. Also: a search for a house sitter. (Repeat).

The guys see if they can cut it as hibachi chefs. (Repeat).

The pranksters see how far they can go as optometrists, give unsound financial advice and push outlandish political ideas in an attempt to snag votes. (Repeat).

The pranksters run a taste test and follow it up with embarrassing survey questions, haggle over junk at a flea market and work as gas-station attendants. (Repeat).

Four friends advertise their incompetence to a group of executives and work as custodians in a mall food court. (Repeat).

The pranksters engage in a round of Joker vs. Joker challenges. Later, they read palms and give manicures. (Repeat).

The pranksters behave rudely in the park and describe nightmarish timeshare opportunities. Later, they utilize people's pockets at a supermarket. (Repeat).

The pranksters hug strangers in the park and present zany inventions to customers. Later, they stage a manhunt for their fictitious spouses. (Repeat).

Joe, Sal, Q, and Murr 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. (Repeat).

The pranksters visit a foot doctor and seek assistance as they bury items in the park. Later, they engage in a race at a supermarket. (Repeat).

The pranksters spotlight the importance of office safety and try online dating using embarrassing profiles. (Repeat).

The pranksters attempt to stifle their laughter during humorous presentations; Q turns the tables when the others gang up on him. (Repeat).

Rosie O'Donnell makes a surprise visit. Also: bowling-alley patrons get pranked; and diners are forced-fed. (Repeat).

The pranksters act silly on a mall escalator and ask ridiculous survey questions at a zoo. Later, they whisper to supermarket customers and perform in front of disappointed music fans. (Repeat).

The pranksters play with French fries at a food court and present some wacky inventions to a focus group. Later, they go to a burger eatery at the Jersey Shore. (Repeat).

The pranksters try to remain unnoticed during a high-flying challenge and do goofy stunts at a music store. Later, they attempt to score compliments in ugly clothes. (Repeat).

The pranksters adhere to poor directions and try to sell a silly book concept. Later, the attempt to persuade strangers to hold seats for them in New York City's Times Square. (Repeat).

Four friends compete in awkward social experiments recorded by hidden cameras. The contestant who loses must endure one final embarrassing challenge. (Repeat).

A news show discussing the top stories in sports. (Live).

An entertaining betting show that covers the odds and prop bets for each day's sporting events. (Live).

Tom Dwan, Bryn Kenney, Nick Petrangelo, Michael Schwimer, Brandon Steven, Rick Salomon and Jean-Robert Bellande all play $400/$800 No-Limit Hold'em. (Repeat).