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Season 4 concludes with Stan spending a night out with the guys and having a lot of explaining to do because of it. Meanwhile, Hayley and Roger charm a college frat boy. Guest voices include Joss Stone as an unattractive young woman and a hooker, Brian Doyle Murray as Al and Steve Landesberg as Bernie. (Repeat).

Season 5 premiere: Steve is chosen to sing the national anthem at the Langley Falls Veterans' Day celebration, but Stan doesn't think he's ready for it. He thinks that Steve must experience real war first, like the one Stan experienced in Vietnam. Meanwhile, Stan won't give Roger the pay-per-view code numbers to watch a Barbra Streisand special. (Repeat).

Season 4 concludes with Stan spending a night out with the guys and having a lot of explaining to do because of it. Meanwhile, Hayley and Roger charm a college frat boy. Guest voices include Joss Stone as an unattractive young woman and a hooker, Brian Doyle Murray as Al and Steve Landesberg as Bernie. (Repeat).

Season 5 premiere: Steve is chosen to sing the national anthem at the Langley Falls Veterans' Day celebration, but Stan doesn't think he's ready for it. He thinks that Steve must experience real war first, like the one Stan experienced in Vietnam. Meanwhile, Stan won't give Roger the pay-per-view code numbers to watch a Barbra Streisand special. (Repeat).

Stan gets Roger to pose unwittingly as the dictator of a small island nation after he accidentally kills the real dictator, and Roger takes quickly to his new role. Meanwhile, it's Steve vs. Snot in a sex contest involving their unwitting mothers. (Repeat).

Stan, Lois, Hayley and Roger leave for a college visit for Hayley, leaving Steve home alone---alone, that is, until Snot, Barry and Toshi arrive. They soon find what they think is a flight-simulator video game in Stan's study. It isn't. Meanwhile, the Smiths' flight is delayed on the tarmac because of a UFO in the area. (Repeat).

With the kids away for the summer, Stan and Francine are home alone---with Roger, who's getting in the way. So, with Francine's help, Roger gets a place of his own. Stan will regret it. (Repeat).

Steve becomes the man of the Smith household when Stan, who never had a real childhood, suddenly begins behaving like a kid. "Your inner child put his foot down," as Roger (who's working as a prison psychologist) puts it. Meanwhile, Hayley gives Klaus a haircut. (Since Klaus is a fish, she puts a doll's wig on his head and cuts that.) (Repeat).

A compilation of performers, including a fire-eater who ends up with a flaming face, a sports mascot caught in a painful position and a rock musician who takes a big leap of faith. (Repeat).

Footage of bungled stunts are featured. (Repeat).

Included: Drinking-contest competitors get turned on their heads; a break dancer takes it too far; and a woman puts on a drunken show for police. (Repeat).

20 reasons to take the bus. (Repeat).

Videos of criminals bungling the job are presented. (Repeat).

Included: a woman kissing a giraffe; an x-ray machine debacle; and a tiny pony with a large passenger. (Repeat).

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

The Malaysian Grand Prix. From Petronas Sepang International Circuit in Sepang. (Live).

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 not forget. (Repeat).

Q, Murr, and Sal get brainy with it when they play mad scientists. Later, they answer for their crimes in the form of a really dumb survey. The losing joker has dug himself into a hole this time, as he participates in the new talk show Real Talk with Meth, led by Method man. (Repeat).

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. (Repeat).

The guys recount some of their favorite celebrity moments of the season. (Repeat).

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 our celebrity guest Bret Michaels. (Repeat).

In this week's episode, the Jokers are giving unsolicited etiquette advice, and live taping strange product reviews shortly after. Then, one lucky Joker will be taking all the blame for our celebrity guest, Post Malone! (Repeat).

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! (Repeat).

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

Sal, Q, and Murr are falling head over heels for someone they just met, and later on in a heated debate with pro wrestler MJF. At the end, one Joker will discover an untapped clairvoyant talent they possess with guest star Kesha! (Repeat).

"Sideline Smack Talk," a special episode hosted by Casey Jost and former NFL Player Eddie Jackson. Casey and Eddie spend time reviewing nail biting clips of never-before-seen moments from Season 10. (Repeat).

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! (Repeat).

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! (Repeat).

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! (Repeat).

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. (Repeat).

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

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

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. (Repeat).

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

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

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

The Jokers prank unsuspecting shoppers while posing as lawyers with ridiculous contracts to offer. Harvey Guillen will coach the losing Joker on how to use effective acting in what they do. (Repeat).

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

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).

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).

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).

Deviant acts are caught on tape. (Repeat).

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

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

Included in the countdown: outdoor partiers in a hurricane, a barfing birthday boy, and a groom gets tazed at his own wedding. The party list includes Judy Gold, Danny Bonaduce, Tonya Harding and Daniel Baldwin. (Repeat).

Punch outs and other fight videos are spotlighted. (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).

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

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

College basketball previews and discussion from the Hall of Fame Series. (Live).

Michigan vs. South Carolina. From T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. (Live).

Ohio State vs. Texas. From T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. (New).

College basketball highlights, interviews and discussion from the Hall of Fame Series. (Live).

Witness the UConn Huskies' relentless pursuit of back-to-back NCAA titles with exclusive, all-access coverage. (Repeat).

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

The pranksters take charge of a business luncheon. Later, they sell athletic footwear; and one guy loses him mother in a busy store. (Repeat).

In the third-season opener, the pranksters work as klutzy bellhops. Later, they propose crazy invention ideas to focus groups and run hot-dog stands. (Repeat).

The pranksters pose as music instructors. Later, things get embarrassing at a focus group. (Repeat).

A voice-disguising challenge involves humiliating commands. Later, the pranksters make embarrassing public announcements and pretend to be dinosaur experts. (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).

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).

Foolish crimes are captured on camera. (Repeat).

Redneck antics caught on tape are presented. (Repeat).

Videos include: a cliff diver; an amateur stunt man. (Repeat).

The pranksters chat about their top moments, as well as their most awkward ones. (Repeat).

The pranksters go shopping in a supermarket. Later, they regift bizarre items and attempt a needle-in-a-haystack challenge. (Repeat).

The pranksters work at a deli, and then they ask customers to settle frivolous quarrels for them. Later, a toast humiliates someone. (Repeat).

The pranksters sign up for a singles' event. Later, they borrow strangers' cell phones to make humiliating calls. (Repeat).

A behind-the-scenes look at the show. Included: The pranksters recall their favorite moments, as well as their most uncomfortable ones. (Repeat).

The pranksters visit Texas, where they teach cowboy skills and sell Western-style clothing. Later, one prankster attends a rodeo. (Repeat).

Liquor store hijinks; deli counter pranks; petitions for bogus holidays. (Repeat).

Ski lodge diners get uninvited guests; the loser must entertain at a party. (Repeat).

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

Witness the UConn Huskies' relentless pursuit of back-to-back NCAA titles with exclusive, all-access coverage. (Repeat).

Malaysian Grand Prix Sprint race. From Petronas Sepang International Circuit in Sepang.

The Malaysian Grand Prix. From Petronas Sepang International Circuit in Sepang.

Wyoming (1-7, 1-3 Mountain West) at New Mexico (3-5, 2-2). From University Stadium in Albuquerque. (Live).

Players face off in a high-stakes poker game with $1,000/$2,000 No-Limit Hold'em. Brandon Adams, Stanley Tang, Santhosh Suvarna, Justin Gavri, Andrew Robl, and Nik Airball return to the table. (Repeat).

Joe, Sal, Q and Murr share their favorite moments from the past three years, and some rare footage. (Repeat).

Other jokers try to crack up the guys; an embarrassing encounter at the park. (Repeat).

The guys work at a sub shop; food court fun; a memory game with a unique punishment for the loser. (Repeat).

Video game store shenanigans; marble mouthed rock climbers; fake tickets to a terrible show. (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).

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).

Footage of daredevil stunts is presented. (Repeat).

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

The 14th season of truTV's hit series revs up with 20 motorheads, putting the pedal to the metal of dumb. You'll see a tipsy Mayor earn a DUI, some severe Australian road rage and a snowmobile avalanche. (Repeat).

Twenty wild brawls. (Repeat).

Touching strangers at the mall without using hands; quitting a job in front of a crowd; the big loser takes a ride. (Repeat).

Murr's game plan; Joe's silly faces; Sal keeps falling down; bloopers; obnoxious habits revealed. (Repeat).

Joker vs. Joker challenges; awkward focus groups; baseball mascot ideas; mischief at the mall; Sal and Murr have a showdown that reveals their lack of smarts. (Repeat).

Grocery store secrets lead to humiliation for Murr; art store shoppers get featured on a blog; the big loser visits the airport with a stomach-turning itinerary. (Repeat).

Mischief in a beauty supply store; a Time's Square text message challenge turns tricky. (Repeat).

The guys go to work in a bridal dress shop; a stinky stint with a tense focus group; the big loser meets the tooth fairy. (Repeat).

The jokers take a spa day; Sal reveals his true identity while discussing dolphin reproduction; a penny for your thoughts; the big loser gets dressed to the nines. (Repeat).

The guys talk business; a photography presentation; a timed challenge in a park. (Repeat).

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