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Jemele Hill goes in-depth to break down the details of the week's biggest stories. (Repeat).

The guys pose as skate rental workers at an ice rink. Later, they visit the mall and the loser is made to wear a diaper. (Repeat).

A focus-group prank; a toilet-paper battle. Later, a messy dinner party for the loser. (Repeat).

The guys play practical jokes on a cruise ship. Included: pool deck playground; entertainment misdirection; two-part punishment. (Repeat).

The Horsepower Scrubber is the waterproof, cordless and rechargeable motorized power scrubber that'll make cleaning everything in and around your home a breeze. With 5 interchangeable heads it's customizable to tackle any task!

Every 3 seconds an American's identity is stolen. Just how safe is your 401k? Your bank account? Your home? Your credit? Crime Reporter Tom Morris Jr. investigates the identity theft epidemic. Find out how you can help protect yourself with LifeLock.

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).

A bird feeder that shocks; a bowl crafted from bacon; and an innovative way to grow bananas. (Repeat).

A cop sings the national anthem in an odd way; an accident involving a bald eagle occurs; a bizarre expression of thanks is delivered to the troops. (Repeat).

A woman gives sobriety tests while in her underwear; amateurs attempt to work on fireworks; folks at a funeral home deliver a Christmas greeting. (Repeat).

Oddball performances caught on tape are shared. (Repeat).

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

Bungled robberies and other outlaw capers are captured on video. (Repeat).

The guys pose as salesman in an auto parts store. Later, they play tricks on shoppers at the mall before the loser gets locked in a bathroom. (Repeat).

The guys try to help out at a high-tech retail store before playing a detective game at the mall. Later, the loser finds himself up high above the city. (Repeat).

A grocery store game is played before the guys take over each other's cell phones at the park. Later, a potty prank is played on the loser. (Repeat).

The guys teach boxing lessons before playing pranks on customers at the mall. Later, the loser must give a speech. (Repeat).

Gags include: sorry behavior; unusual debates; and good news. Later, the loser is punished at the park. (Repeat).

The guys make security presentations before holding hands at the park. Later, the loser must perform as a clown at a kid's party. (Repeat).

Kay Adams and a rotating roster of current and former players discuss the biggest NFL storylines. (New).

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).

Host Shannon Spake is joined by driver of the #8 Kyle Busch, Crew Chief Steve Letarte, and NASCAR insider Mamba Smith to preview this weekend's NASCAR Playoff race. (Repeat).

In this action-packed football comedy, a washed-up quarterback (Keanu Reeves) gets a second chance when pro-football players walk out mid-season. Gene Hackman plays the talented coach who leads a team of benchwarmers to a shot at the championship. Brooke Langton, Jon Favreau, Jack Warden, Orlando Jones. (Repeat).

In this action-packed football comedy, a washed-up quarterback (Keanu Reeves) gets a second chance when pro-football players walk out mid-season. Gene Hackman plays the talented coach who leads a team of benchwarmers to a shot at the championship. Brooke Langton, Jon Favreau, Jack Warden, Orlando Jones. (Repeat).

Host Shannon Spake is joined by driver of the #8 Kyle Busch, Crew Chief Steve Letarte, and NASCAR insider Mamba Smith to preview this weekend's NASCAR Playoff race. (Repeat).

The guys get cheesy at a pizza parlor, then ask strangers to translate odd text messages. Also, the loser gets trapped in a haunted house. (Repeat).

The guys work at a tailor shop, then talk strangers into handing over their cell phones. Also, the big loser sacrifices his childhood. (Repeat).

The guys pose as receptionists in a waiting room. Later, they visit a wax museum and two losers take a terrifying ride in a helicopter. (Repeat).

The guys play pranks on customers at a copy center. Later, they interview moviegoers and begin protests. The loser must cut off people at a party. (Repeat).

A video collection of crazed consumers is presented. (Repeat).

Amateurs are filmed as they attempt death-defying stunts. Included: kite surfer; island hopper; monument climber. (Repeat).

A top 20 countdown of videos of terrible drivers is presented. (Repeat).

Party animals from around the world include drunken darts players in England, intoxicated friends in Canada and carnival revelers in Panama. (Repeat).

Deviant acts are caught on tape. (Repeat).

Party animals include grandmothers doing keg stands and karaoke singers struggling to find the right notes. (Repeat).

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

Thailand Grand Prix Sprint race. From Chang International Circuit in Buriram. (Live).

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. Plus, the big loser fights his way to the best seat in the house. (Repeat).

Joe, Q, Sal, and Murr go incognito to fool unsuspecting strangers, then pop in for a coffee just in time to miss out on a big prize. Plus, tonight's big loser might just crack under the pressure of his rotten punishment. (Repeat).

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

Q, Sal, Murr and Joe mean no disrespect to patrons at a food court, then cut to the chase while posing as tailors. Later, strangers pick sides in a wild debate, and tonight's big loser takes the cake with his crumby punishment. (Repeat).

Sal, Murr, Joe and Q play matchmakers at the food court, then switch fields to pose as architects, sharing some perplexing new building technology. Plus, tonight's big loser makes a connection while networking - and won't let go. (Repeat).

All New Murr, Q, Joe and Sal participate in a fake documentary, then find themselves in the middle of a marshmallow throwing contest. Plus, tonight's big loser is the host with the least when he can't find customers' dinner reservations. (Repeat).

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

Sal, Q, Joe and Murr are at Universal Studios in Hollywood. They start off serving up ridiculous surveys, then make things awkward while posing as maintenance workers. Plus, tonight's big loser can't catch a break...no matter how many times he tries (Repeat).

Sal, Joe, Q, and Murr go to Katz' Deli then express opinions at the park. (Repeat).

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. (Repeat).

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

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; and the big loser goes from p. off to p. on in the matter of one punishment. (Repeat).

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. (Repeat).

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. (Repeat).

Sal, Q, Murr and Joe try to find house sitters for their bizarre homes and then pose as researchers studying grocery shopping habits. Later, tonight's big loser has a supersized run-in at the drive-thru with some astonished costumers. (Repeat).

Pregame coverage and discussion for Mountain West Conference football. (Live).

San Jose State at Fresno State. From Valley Children's Stadium. (Live).

Postgame analysis, interviews and highlights of Mountain West Conference football. (Live).

When Steve suffers indignities in school because of the back brace he must wear for his scoliosis, Stan confides in him that he wears a wig to cover his baldness. Meanwhile, Roger invites both Francine and Hayley to a posh spa even though he has only two passes, so he sneaks in Hayley in a suitcase, raising the suspicions of the house detective (voice of Forest Whitaker). Other guest voices includ

Stan is ecstatic---and energetic---when a coworker (voice of David Koechner) gives him pills that allow him to stay up all night. He's also surprised when he discovers that instead of spending the time on hobbies, he'd rather spend it with Francine. (Repeat).

The Smiths catch Roger spending time with another family---and it turns out that he has been a family "cheater" for decades. Guest voices include Will Forte of "Saturday Night Live" as a security guard and comedian Ken Jeong as a psychologist. (Repeat).

When Langley Falls bans trans fats, Stan and Steve become smugglers. Meanwhile, Klaus gets word that he has received an inheritance but can't collect it because the CIA has turned him into a fish. So he has Roger impersonate him in his original incarnation (an East German). Guest voices include Forest Whitaker as Turlington. (Repeat).

Roger is mad at Stan, so he wrests control of the Langley Falls Homeowners Association from him, then abuses his power and changes the town's "American" character. (Repeat).

Steve connects with his ne'er-do-well paternal grandfather, whom Stan despises for many reasons, not the least of which is that he never taught him to ride a bike. (Others include his dad's criminal proclivities and, oh yes, abandoning the family.) Meanwhile, Hayley must find an internship for school credit quickly, so Roger hires her to tend his bar. (Repeat).

Steve and his friends sabotage a stuck-up kid's bar mitzvah after the kid (voice of Seth Green) hits on Steve's girlfriend, Debbie. But when Snot is wrongly accused of stealing the kid's bar-mitzvah money, his own bar mitzvah is put in jeopardy. Meanwhile, Stan and Francine pitch a cell-phone idea. Voice of Debbie: Lizzy Caplan. (Repeat).

Stan is kidnapped in Colombia, but the real trouble begins after he's released and returns home. Meanwhile, Steve and Roger play detective duo "Wheels and the Legman." Guest voices include Amy Sedaris (as Meg Penner and Carolyn Gilbert-Lawson) and Patrick Stewart (Bullock). (Repeat).

Two base jumpers, a ski jumper, three fiery crashes, and a wheelie gone very bad. Featuring bold and audacious commentary from Todd Bridges, Leif Garrett, Tonya Harding and the rest of our celebrity panel. (Repeat).

Videos of amateurs attempting to make and break records are presented. (Repeat).

Video of odd competitions are presented. (Repeat).

Dumb deviants are caught on tape. Included: an arson attempt, a bank robbery that backfires; civil servants caught red handed. (Repeat).

Inept motorists are singled out by a celebrity cast that includes Todd Bridges and Daniel Baldwin. (Repeat).

Videos included: a Canadian party goer breaks bottles on his head; a naked man chases down the person who stole his clothes. (Repeat).

The team goes to Los Angeles to try directing. Then, they meet up with Silent Bob and Jay. (Repeat).

The Thailand Grand Prix. From Chang International Circuit in Buriram. (Live).

Joe, Murr, Q and Sal reminisce about the first hundred episodes. Between highlights, they discuss the very beginning of the show, everything that's changed over the years and their time on the road. (Repeat).

The gang discusses pulling off long cons, their favorite punishments, and reviews how much they've all aged since season one. (Repeat).

Joe, Sal, Q, and Murr roll through a hotel lobby posing as concierges, then try committing insurance fraud with the help of some confused strangers. Later, tonight's loser suffers a very personal punishment that's anything but child's play. (Repeat).

Q, Joe, Murr, and Sal find scandalous diary entries written by their "daughters", and 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. (Repeat).

The big loser heads to the spa for an electrifying punishment two years in the making. (Repeat).

The Jokers take turns as an audio engineer at a recording studio, but the other Jokers have spoken on behalf of him. The Jokers are at a grocery store with their "wives" and the couple has to do what the other Jokers tell them. Jameela Jamil from their show The Misery Index guest stars as Q's wife. (Repeat).

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. And later, just when tonight's big loser thinks it's in the bag, he still comes out painfully behind. (Repeat).

Joe, Sal, Q, and Murr create awkward vibes while posing as receptionists in a waiting room, then get the party started when pitching to a focus group. (Repeat).

A preview of upcoming women's and men's U.S. National Team soccer. (Live).

U.S. vs. Iceland. From GEODIS Park in Nashville, Tenn. (Live).

A wrap-up of women's and men's U.S. National Team soccer. (Live).

Joe, Sal, Q, and Murr fascinate on-lookers as they pose as documentary subjects, before looking for fights in a public park. Finally, things get literate when one joker must crash a poetry slam. (Repeat).

Q, Joe, Sal, and Murr play receptionist for the day, before teaching parents proper home-schooling techniques. Finally, dreams come true as one joker lands the endorsement deal of a lifetime. (Repeat).

Murr, Q, Joe and Sal learn how hard it is to find good help these days, and later return to their artistic roots. Finally, one joker reluctantly delivers a series of crushing blows. (Repeat).

Murr, Joe, Q and Sal get a little too greedy with fellow shoppers at the market, then offer major disservices to a focus group. Plus, tonight's big loser learns the hard way that the grass is always pinker on the other side. (Repeat).

Four longtime friends compete to embarrass each other with a series of hilarious dares. If they refuse, they lose. At the end, the big loser must endure an epic punishment. (Repeat).

Joe, Q, Sal, and Murr offer evocative responses while taste testing new foods, then try to find the words to apologize to those they've wronged. Finally, tonight's loser gets sent to a place far, far away. (Repeat).

Q, Sal, Murr, and Joe help job seekers land their next big gig, and then meet with a focus group to pitch out their memoirs. Finally, the losing joker must deliver news heard 'round the world. (Repeat).

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. (Repeat).

Murr, Joe, Q, and Prince Herb pitch out the year's hottest new TV shows to would-be viewers, then enlist volunteers into a variety of totally normal focus groups. Plus, the big loser must deliver the performance of a lifetime (Repeat).

Joe, Q, Prince Herb, and Murr recruit new senior executives for their companies and then jump into the dating pool. Plus, the big loser gets an opportunity to show off his musical chops to a captive audience. (Repeat).

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. (Repeat).

In the Season 6 premiere, the guys act like bad receptionists. Later, the loser must take pictures of a water-aerobics class. (Repeat).

The guys utilize a two-way mirror for a prank. Later, the loser goes for a ride that ends at the Statue of Liberty. (Repeat).

Sal, Joe, Murr and Q get stuck in a grocery post-it showdown; and the big loser earns a time-out for his outrageous behavior at a kids' play space. (Repeat).

Murr, Sal, Q and Joe pose as trainees at a juice bar and plead with strangers to get things untangled. Later, the loser confronts his biggest fear in a punishment that leaves him practically catatonic. (Repeat).

Sal, Joe, Murr and Q act frosty while working the ice-cream counter; and the big loser watches his blood boil while performing with a gospel choir. (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).

Subject: criminals. (Repeat).

Celebs like Danny Bonaduce, Leif Garrett join a panel of comedians to mock the most clueless bad guys caught on tape in the criminal world. (Repeat).

D-list celebrities team up with comics and law enforcement to make fun of the dumbest criminals ever, these dopey crooks don't stand a chance. (Repeat).

Fist fights and other showdowns caught on tape are presented. (Repeat).

The crew hopes to return to their burnt-down station but must convince a reluctant Eddie to join them... And exorcise a few demons in the process. (Repeat).

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. (Repeat).

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." (Repeat).

Ike invests in a "Firefighters' Only" dating service, but when the rest of the Crew joins, they each have their own problems finding love. (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).

Kay Adams and a rotating roster of current and former players discuss the biggest NFL storylines. (New).

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).

Thailand Grand Prix Sprint race. From Chang International Circuit in Buriram.