Impractical Jokers (season 1)

In the show's pilot episode, the Jokers pretend to be eccentric White Castle and Costco cashiers, gather signatures in Union Square for causes the other Jokers have written for them, and answer tourist questions in Times Square.

The group is challenged to apply the most sunscreen lotion to beach-goers, grab as many groceries from other customers at a grocery store as they can, survey amusement park guests at Six Flags Great Adventure, and pay the least at a frozen yogurt shop.

The guys try off-color techniques of impressing women while speed dating and act as fortune tellers at a boardwalk. Later, they talk through an electric megaphone they cannot control and ask surprising questions of people in a pharmacy.

The guys play a game of "Don't I Know You?", invade beach-goers' towels, play a humorous word game with customers at a grocery store, and act as salesmen at a car dealership.

The Jokers act as reporters preparing an interview, caricature artists in a mall, and oddball apartment dwellers looking for roommates, and cut in line for Broadway show tickets.

The guys team up to teach karate classes, give interviews from Times Square, persuade shoppers at a pharmacy to not buy products, and give uncomfortable massages on the boardwalk.

The guys analyze handwriting at a mall, steal food from customers' plates at a buffet, teach foreign languages that they do not speak to prospective students, and dance with strangers at a park.

The guys pose as bakery salesmen, focus group analysts, and shoe salesmen, and teach classes at a gym.

The guys return to White Castle, where Q's dad makes a cameo. Then, they pose as bouncers at a nightclub, read horoscopes at a mall, and give interviews at Grand Central Terminal.

The Jokers pose as furniture salesmen at IKEA, pretend to be very unwelcoming members of a boardwalk welcoming committee, pitch some wacky memoirs to potential readers, and sell jewelry to couples.

The guys play another round of "Don't I Know You?" with complete strangers, pose as driving school instructors and later shampoo boys at a women's hair salon, and share embarrassing text messages in a waiting room.

The guys take jobs at a garden center, pose as deli employees, ask patrons questions about a drink, and try their luck as CPR instructors.

The guys pose as puppy dog salesmen, try to start a new baseball chant that has nothing to do with baseball, get donations for a Broadway play that does not exist, hold the remote to a toy car they cannot control, and teach golf.

The guys raise donations for bizarre charities, eat food off other people's plates at a Chinese restaurant, provide unsolicited advice to shoppers at the Jersey Gardens Mall, and play another round of "Don't I Know You?".

The Jokers eat food out of other people's shopping carts, try to kiss strangers, play word games with people in a bookstore, pose as professional photographers at Jersey Gardens Mall, and invade people's conversations for 30 seconds.

The guys utilize a variety of strange objects to mess with customers at a party supply store, put their nose on strangers at a restaurant, try to get signatures to create odd college clubs, and behave rudely at elevator etiquette.