List of Impractical Jokers episodes

The guys go over their favorite challenges from the first season and tell each other personal thoughts.

In this one-hour special, there are repeats of "Look Out Below" and "Strip High Five", but with special trivia displayed on the screen.

The Jokers and their fathers show some classic scenes in a Father's Day episode.

• This episode has a dedication at the end, in honor of Joseph S. Gatto, Joe's late father: 1939–95.

In this one-hour special, the Jokers offer a behind-the-scenes look at their stand-up tour and personal lives.

In this special episode, the guys look back at the series' best punishments, share new secrets and show never before seen footage.

In this special, the Jokers break down how to succeed in each challenge and how to make each other trip up and lose.

In this special episode, the guys show more never before seen footage... or in this case, "unseen scenes".

The Jokers count down the most memorable moments of the show, according to their fans. 10. Q speaking olde English at the "Castle of White" ("Pay it Forward")

9. Murr jumping on the couches with the over excited roommate ("Drawing a Blank")

8. Sal doing the "Double Dutch" ("Do Something to my Face")

7. Joe freaking out while teaching CPR ("Bellydancer")

6. Q putting whipped cream on the shopping cart ("Nationals Disaster")

5. Sal chanting "let's get sexy" in the baseball stadium ("Charity Case")

4. Q's encounter with the "what does that mean" guy ("Psychotic Not-Line")

3. Joe singing "scoopski potatoes" ("Everything's Just Rosie)

2. Murr's skydive ("Look Out Below")

1. All of Joe's various "Larry" moments

Joe, Murr, Sal, and Q hit the stage for their sold out stand-up show in Torrington, Connecticut, in this 90-minute televised special. Included are never before seen footage and exclusive behind-the-scenes footage.

Casey Jost joins NFL players Bart Scott and Shane Vereen to give in-depth analysis of each Joker's strategy and execution as well as statistical analysis and review of game-day footage.

Going head-to-head, the Jokers compete for the championship title in a Sweet Sixteen bracket from four divisions: Grocery Store, Mall, Park and Posing as Employees.

Winner: Q

The Impractical Jokers show highlights and unseen clips and play games with the fans on their latest cruise that set sail early this year.

In this one-hour episode, the Jokers wreak havoc across the city of London. The guys serve up pints of awkwardness at a pub, try to sell ridiculous theatre tickets in the West End, team up to work at a fish and chips shop, and use their infamous bullhorns that are controlled by the other guys.

Losing Jokers: Joe and Murr

Punishment: For the 8th double punishment, the jokers travel to High Wycombe in Buckinghamshire, where Joe and Murr are forced to become goalies at a soccer (or football) game, though they're actually merely target practice for professional soccer players Wycombe Wanderers F.C. This was Sal and Q's revenge for the last double punishment they faced in "Deal with the Devils".

In this 90-minute special, the Jokers have their usual shenanigans at the Grand Opera House in Wilmington, DE. This episode is similar to "One Night Stand Up".

The Jokers answer questions from the fans by showing never before seen footage.

In this special, a documentary crew gets a behind-the-scenes look at the making of Impractical Jokers. Subjects mentioned include how to place the cameras, the crew's favorite moments and what happens when someone recognizes the Jokers.

Going head-to-head, the Jokers compete for the championship title in a Sweet 16 bracket, this time using punishments.

Winner: Sal

Q, Murr, and host Joey Fatone take a behind-the-scenes look at the one-hour episode "Universal Appeal".

Joey Fatone counts down his favorable punishments.

The guys revisit wild moments, sharing their favorite toys and spending time at the mall. Included are never before seen footage.

Guest host Joey Fatone, along with special guest judges Kayla Harrison and Soren Thompson, determine who is the best all-around joker.

1st / Gold: Murr
2nd / Silver: Sal
3rd / Bronze: Q
Last / 4th: Joe

Guest host by Joey Fatone, along with NBA players Doug McDermott and Enes Kanter, decide which Joker would be their #1 pick.

Winners: Doug chooses Joe, while Enes chooses Q.

The guys count down their most cringeworthy and hilarious moments of fun in the sun. During the episode, a dozen totally ridiculous spring break tips are given.

The Jokers make members of the Impractical Jokers crew play the grocery store challenges they usually play, such as putting balloons, post-its and pencils on people without getting caught, looking for their wives, and so on. Whoever the Jokers declare the MVP gets a week off of work, with pay.

MVP: Christine Morris (Art Director)

A countdown of baseball related clips from the show.

9) Q v. Murr pitching Baseball Mascot Ideas ("Clash of the Jokers")

8) Q's 'Just Say No' Punishment

7) Q v. Sal in Miss and a Swing ("Joker vs Joker")

6) Stadium Security Challenge ("A Legendary Fail")

5) Q's Breakdance Punishment ("All The Wrong Moves")

4) "Butterfly Crime Scene" ("Butterfly Crime Scene")

3) Q's Heckle and Hide Punishment ("Heckle and Hide")

2) Joe's punishment at Citi Field ("Take Me Out of the Ballgame")

1) Sal Chanting "Let's Get Sexy" ("Charity Case")

A half-hour special featuring the guys looking back on the seventh season's funniest unaired moments.

Joey Fatone joins NBA players Mo Bamba and Terrence Ross to create the perfect Impractical Jokers franchise.

A clip show of past episodes explaining the do's and don'ts of summer vacation.

The jokers surprise the crew yet again by having them compete in their favorite focus group related challenges such as reading off texts, showcasing products, finding out who's the weakest link, and doing and saying what the jokers tell them to do in a focus group waiting room. Like Part 1, the crew member who does best is voted MVP and gets a week off... with pay.

MVP: Nicole Salamak (Production Manager)

The Guys review their best moments from the first four seasons of the show

The Guys review their best moments of seasons 5-8

Casey Jost joins former NBA players Channing Frye and Richard Jefferson to discuss how gutsy the Jokers are by ranking them with 3 different categories on a 0-10 scale: Fast break, pump fakes, and hard in the paint.

Winner: Joe

2nd: Sal

3rd: Murr

4th: Q

Highlights of some of the Jokers' top punishments where there was a "Well..." plot twist in the situation.

The Jokers show off some of the activities and highlights of one of their theme cruises; and present a top ten clip show of travel moments.
10) Q's Rodeo Punishment ("Bigger in Texas")
9) Keeping it Wheel' Challenge ("Welcome to Miami")
8) Joe's Belly Flop Punishment ("Cruisin For a Bruisin")
7) Murr's Surprise ("Cruisin For a Bruisin")
6) Lonely Herb ("Welcome to Miami")
5) Hungry Mermaid ("Welcome to Miami")
4) Q' Old West Punishment ("The Good, The Bad, The Punished")
3) Hawaiian Harmony ("Paradise Lost")
2) Bog Monster of Louisiana ("The Big Uneasy")

1) Q's Tram Punishment ("The Show Stopper")

The guys host their own awards show and hand out 'Emmer" trophies presented by members of the Impractical Jokers' crew

Best Challenge: Two-Way Mirror (multiple episodes)

Best Kiss: Murr Marries Sal's Sister ("Brother-in-Loss")

Best Contraption: The Car from Hell ("Drive, Drive, Drive")

Best Stunt: Joe-I'm the Manager ("Turning the Tables")

Best Costume: Sal-Bog Monster ("The Big Uneasy")

Best Live Performance: Murr-Thunder from Down Under ("Stripteased")

Best Supporting Animal: Pepe the Camel ("Hump Day")

Best Workout: Joe-Gymnastics ("Nationals Disaster")

Best Punishment: Sal, Murr, and Q-Tattoos ("The Permanent Punishment")

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