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The guys rely on the kindness of strangers to help answer some awkward questions, then go looking for love in the park. (Repeat).

The guys pose as dental assistants; make headlines for all the wrong reasons; and get burned giving some campfire tips. Also: The big loser scores a hole-in-none on the links. (Repeat).

The guys try and work out the kinks as physical therapists, then pitch some way out-of-the-box ideas for TV hosts. Plus, the big loser gets rolled over by some speedy ladies. (Repeat).

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. (Repeat).

Videos clips of holiday shenanigans are presented. (Repeat).

Included: A tractor trailer loses a wheel; a daredevil drives his car through a camper. (Repeat).

Promotional videos of interesting inventions from around the world are presented. (Repeat).

Daring stunts are caught on video. (Repeat).

Unusual displays of passion are showcased, including competitors in an "air sex" contest and a turtle's affair with a shoe. (Repeat).

The antics of 20 party animals are showcased, including snowboarding college kids and two families coming to blows at a wedding. (Repeat).

The spotlight shines on 20 of the "World's Dumbest Performers." From an underwear-clad girl giving a sobriety test to amateur firework technicians, plus a funeral home Christmas greeting that will send shivers down your spine - these dumb performers shine in the roles they were born to play. Plus, commentary comes from a cast of comedians, including Brendon Walsh, Kevin McCaffrey, and Jaime Andrew

High-achieving individuals attempt to smash records. Included: the largest number of quarters inserted into a person's nose; the most peanuts that can be broken with a person's forehead. (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).

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