Impractical Jokers season 10

The Jokers crash into product displays at the grocery store, hoping to sue the manager, but they need their witness to agree that it was an accident. Then they play hide and seek in an office area where the person is looking for a missing yellow binder.

The guys are at the mall where they have to tell people to mind their manners. Then they have to get their spokesperson to recall a bunch of random details during a live product review.

Punishment: Q has to pose as the boss of Little Man Parking (parking garage attendant), and has to take the blame for whatever happened inside people's cars. Post Malone joins in as Q's assistant.

The Jokers are playing hooky from work, and must get a stranger at the mall to corroborate the excuse by pretending to be a worker in a video call. Then they pitch their business to a focus group but must work with fellow comedian Steve Byrne who adds some facts that would undermine the presentation.

The Jokers must persuade a temp worker to pretend to be their senior vice president for a meeting with some Japanese investors and John, and get the hire to agree to join them for dinner.

Punishment: Murr plays a stage manager for John's acoustic gig. He annoys the audience members by moving them around, and other random tasks. When John takes the stage, he interrupts the show and has John restart multiple times. After John tells him to leave, Murr has to go to the bathroom and take a dump while his mic is on.

The Joker spills a bag of oranges and attempts to woo women with a line provided by the other Jokers. The goal is to get her to agree that she felt some connection with him. Then at the mall, a person has to settle an argument between the Joker and MJF on which of their situations deserves more sympathy.

Casey Jost and former NFL player / chef Eddie Jackson comment on highlights and bonus footage from the ninth and tenth seasons.

The Joker gives a private pickleball lesson while doing what the other guys tell him. Then they must convince a fellow customer to give them the gift card that the Joker could have won for being the 100th customer, with an excuse given by the others.

The Joker must climb through a window and then try to sell their item to the person; whoever gets the least amount of money from his sale loses. Then the Joker has to finish a plate of food while someone tells him how they met and got married. Murr, who came up with the challenge, gives up on his plate of lo mein noodles, and doesn't want the others to attempt it. Sal and Q tell Murr that if finishes the plate they will take a loss as well.

The Joker is working at a coffee shop when television news reporter Rosanna Scotto comes in and accuses him on the air of foul play. If the customer who witnesses this doesn't continue to buy something, he loses. Then, the Jokers act as waiters at Dallas BBQ and have to do and say whatever the others tell him.

The Jokers present restaurant bills that have frivolous surcharges. Then they must get a stranger to agree their yearbook entry for their senior kid isn't as bad as it looks.

Punishment: In a focus group hosted by Johnna (producer) and Blake, whenever the lights go out, Sal must steal marijuana cookies off the other attendants plates. Blake gets extremely annoyed that the cookies are being taken.

This episode is dedicated to Murr's father, Jim. Mr. Murray made cameo appearances during Murr's punishments in "Centaur of Attention" and "Remember the Pact".

The guys try to get people to use bizarre telemarketing tactics. Later they must get a stranger to help threaten their misbehaving daughter at the supermarket.

The guys mingle with guests at the Liberty Science Center After Dark event, and pitch their crazy new products to pet owners in the park.

The guys pose as directors, telling extras picked from the street to read the lines the other jokers wrote for them. In the second challenge the jokers are thrown out of a business and have to convince a passerby to go back inside to grab his wallet after telling them the reason they were thrown out.

The guys ask parkgoers to watch their respective grandmas. Then they and a stranger answer interview questions without laughing.

The guys try to give away movie tickets for made-up movies to strangers in the park. Then they play a round of "Did I Overreact?" in a waiting room.

The guys go through a hilarious text exchange challenge at a mall food court, and then pose as security guards at a department store.

The guys get focus group participants to sign up on their bizarre contract items and play some more "No Disrespect" at various locations.

Punishment: Q is forced to get prosthetics with an orange beard and hair and must "create characters" at a bar with Harvey as he tells him the awful things he must say to other patrons.