r/ImpracticalJokers • u/WeekHungry8685 • 7h ago
Meme/joke I can't Live Without Sal
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Sal is my spirit animal. Song Without You By Daysea
r/ImpracticalJokers • u/WeekHungry8685 • 7h ago
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Sal is my spirit animal. Song Without You By Daysea
r/ImpracticalJokers • u/hotburgerz • 8h ago
Sort of. Murr produced it, Q's in it as well, according to what Murr's been saying on socials. It looks really really good as someone who loves creature features and horror movies. Tom Cavanagh and Rob Riggle are interesting castmembers... I'm really looking forward to going!
r/ImpracticalJokers • u/Straight_Teaching533 • 8h ago
I’ve had this stupid image saved on my device for years and I can’t for the life of me remember what episode it was on. I feel like it was a Sal or Q bit? I think it was the earlier seasons.
Please help me find WHITE BABY. He’s been haunting me
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r/ImpracticalJokers • u/Ambitious-Matter4227 • 14h ago
Idk why but for me it always was like Joe and Murr are the best friends, Sal is that third best friend of two best friends and Q is the most lovely friend ever but that bond is not as much „friendshipish” as between the rest of them. Do anyone have similar thoughts?
r/ImpracticalJokers • u/impactbloo • 19h ago
season 5 episode 9, i can't seem to get the 'hang me in front of my friends cause i have a funny thing i want to do with my legs' joke that sal had to say and it keeps bothering me cause im genuinely confused on what its supposed to mean. is it about kicking his friends, is it supposed to be a random rhyme, or something else ?
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r/ImpracticalJokers • u/OffKeyArts • 3d ago
Apparently there was a spinoff? I saw the Charity song on tiktok and now I’m curious.
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r/ImpracticalJokers • u/Brilliant-Scar-6789 • 3d ago
Since December 15th, 2011, for 13 seasons, the guys have been on television, the internet, stores, the news, commercials, posters, billboards, advertisements, almost EVERYWHERE. They have been doing this almost 15 years now, doing generally the same types of over the top embarrassing and whacky things and sometimes doing the same ones at the same locations/areas. You mean to tell me that the citizens have no idea who they are?! I can understand that Impractical Jokers isn't HUGE, but they are still really largely known, and I'm sure a lot of people in the areas they film in know about them very well too, especially anybody who has been on the show themselves and they'd obviously tell their family and friends at the very least. (Even if they sign any NDA, we all know they still do.)
If I was to personally be one of the people they interact with, I would know it was them right away, but I would have to improvise any "genuine" reaction of what they are doing or saying and do my best not to break the 4th wall. I feel like that HAS to be what most of these people are doing, especially in the past few seasons and ESPECIALLY this season, cause, dude... THERE'S NO WAY! Anybody who genuinely had no idea who they were and still made it on the show has to be sleeping under a rock, because Sal is a frickin' meme dude. There's not many lookalikes that also sound and act exactly like the guys out there, and anybody who does, dude, they need to be on the show for a few challenges/punishments.
So how is it that it genuinely seems like these people don't know it's them? Are they not paying attention fully? Are they acting like they don't know them and they're just that convincing? DO they live under a rock?! If you are someone who has made it into an episode, please share which one if you are comfortable and PLEASE tell me how you had no idea it was them or if you were just acting. This has been pecking my mind like a woodpecker every week I watch Season 13. I NEED TO KNOW!
Edit: [Separated to paragraphs to make it easier to read. Sorry about that.] To clarify, I understand the people who do recognize them or show that they recognize them are not put in the show, I am saying that I find it insane to believe that there are people that actually do make it in the show that genuinely had no idea who they were. There HAS to be SEVERAL people who knew the whole time and their reaction seemed genuine enough to make it onto the show.
r/ImpracticalJokers • u/stitious-savage • 3d ago
TIL Impractical Studios is now a thing. The movie will be in theaters on September 11th. Grab your tickets now at DontMoveMovie.com.
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r/ImpracticalJokers • u/motionsickness_1 • 4d ago
Wanna preface this by saying I know 2/4 jokers weren’t implicated, and it is unfair of me to tar them with the same brush but honestly since the allegations against Joe and Murr came out I can’t watch my old favourite bits they did without feeling icked out. Was a fan of the show for a few years - to the extent I followed / kept up with their instagrams and that but have since unfollowed / don’t keep up anymore since the allegations came to surface.
Does anyone else feel the same? I think knowing what I know now has given the series a layer of creepiness that I didn’t see before.