21 minutes
The guys head to Miami for the season 4 premiere. They ride around in scooters that are controlled by the other Jokers, complete embarrassing tasks on the beach, and team up posing as nightclub bouncers.
21 minutes
The guys try to teach fencing, but Q unknowingly encounters an Olympic athlete at his own defense. Then, they do and say what they are told as hairstylists at a barber shop.
21 minutes
The guys team up to host a team building seminar, and head down to the shore to act as horrible caricature artists.
21 minutes
The guys team up to play hide-and-sneak at the grocery store, and draw straws at a BBQ joint causing trouble.
21 minutes
The guys serve up awkwardness at a burger joint, have no one to blame but themselves at a department store, and make up bizarre words with odd definitions at the park.
21 minutes
The jokers try to get convenience store shoppers to side with them after being soaked by an angry customer, and team up to showcase their event planning business at a wedding expo.
20 minutes
The guys act not so silent at a library, and hunt for their imaginary wives again at the mall.
21 minutes
The guys hit the ice rink to play a slippery balloon game and try to get support for ridiculous causes at the park.
21 minutes
The guys pucker up at the food court trying to find a selected stranger to kiss, and show focus group attendees their latest life stories, published as movies.
20 minutes
The jokers annoy art-loving patrons at a gallery opening, and pass bizarre judgement on shoppers at the grocery store.
21 minutes
The guys team up to work at a rink rental counter, tell strangers to mind their manners at the mall, and convince strangers to leave a cafe.
21 minutes
The guys ask and answer questions in a focus group again and have a toilet paper basketball shootout at the grocery store.
21 minutes
The guys set sail for a special cruise ship mid-season finale episode. They make the pool deck their own playground, and team up to give out misinformation as entertainment directors.
21 minutes
The guys work to do what they're told while selling auto parts, and team up to try to reel in unsuspecting shoppers' luggage using a fish hook at the mall.
21 minutes
The guys use their bad service skills as sporting goods salesmen, and compete head-to-head in a game called "Do It Better" on the streets.
21 minutes
The guys lend an unhelpful hand as high-tech store employees, and search for bizarre perps on the loose in the mall.
19 minutes
The guys compete in another game of "Put-Pocket" at the grocery store, and at the park the guys take over each other's cell phones.
21 minutes
The guys get punchy while giving boxing lessons, and head to the mall where they share the gift of music with strangers.
21 minutes
The guys teach a crash course in sorry behavior, settle bizarre debates at a discount store, and spread good news at the mall.
21 minutes
The guys team up to make security presentations, hold hands with others at the park, and stump each other with ridiculous facts at a florist.
41 minutes
This live one-hour special is hosted by Howie Mandel in New York City to commemorate the show's 100th episode. The pre-taped challenges shown: The guys conduct interviews while the others try to make them laugh from behind a window, fake injuries at a grocery store, and cross off their "bucket list" items.
21 minutes
The guys visit New Orleans and team up to steal sips from people's drinks at a bar, work with the wheel of voo-doom, and crash a horse and buggy ride.
21 minutes
The guys ask people at the park if they agree or disagree with their bizarre points of view, team up to give lessons on real estate, and complete three assigned tasks at a greeting card store.
21 minutes
The guys do some babysitting and ask strangers to watch their kid while running an errand. They also conduct taste tests with shoppers while asking unrelated survey questions written by the other Jokers.
21 minutes
The guys work at a pizza parlor, and then ask strangers to translate text messages written in Spanish.
21 minutes
The jokers act as tailors, and ask strangers if they can borrow their phones on the streets.