The guys pose as maintenance workers in an office building while inside of a vent, and they must do and say whatever they're told to a temp worker. Then, they read out bizarre names to patrons at a bagel shop.

Punishment: Sal poses as a sword swallower alongside a professional and attempts to swallow a bunch of large items like swords, lightsabers, and more in front of a large crowd. Sal's dad makes an appearance.

The guys do and say whatever they're told while working as dry cleaners, and pose as casting directors looking for extras to play bizarre roles at the mall.

Punishment: Q has to pose as a ticket taker and he must read embarrassing animal related lines written by the other guys to people that are walking in for a concert.

The Jokers face off by recording voice overs for a fake video game and play the concerned parent writing emails to their kid's principal.

Punishment: The other guys force Murr to have the left side of his face microneedled to give the impression that he was burned. He then gives a firework safety presentation at a firehouse, including a bizarre and embarrassing anecdote explaining how he burned his face.

Joey Fatone interviews the Jokers for a fake documentary, and at a food market they react to an overly emotional phone call for an ridiculous reason and ask strangers if they overreacted.

Punishment: Sal poses as a grocery store manager in charge of customer service at the self checkout lane, and he has pictures on a pin board with customers that have been banned. He is forced to ban customers from the store and do and say whatever rude things the other guys tell him to.

The Jokers hit the grocery store aisles dressed in absurd disguises, doing and saying whatever the other guys tell them to while staying in character. They then train new telemarketing employees by using aggressive phone tactics for bogus charity donations.

Punishment: Q is forced to attend a scientific study at a college with a group of others, and their brains are "monitored". When the instructor goes through images on a slideshow, Q must explain his unpopular opinions on the emotions that are displayed.

The Jokers try not to smirk as they answer survey questions for a new snack food at a grocery store and pose as pharmaceutical advertising execs presenting the worst ad campaigns.

Punishment: Sal live streams himself as an obnoxious content creator and must read off a script and do and say whatever he's told to other gym-goers at Vibe BQE Fitness.

The Jokers take pictures of grocery store shoppers for strange reasons and pose as horrible employees at the YETI store, trying to get the lowest customer service score possible.

Punishment: Murr is forced to pose as a waiter at a packed restaurant and put cubes of beef or beets into diner's mouths without asking.

The Jokers do and say with what they're told to while starring in a fake flu medicine commercial. Then they attempt to get shoppers to agree about looking like the type of person.

Punishment: Sal must berate and deny gym-goers from entering CompleteBody for a very specific reason while working the front desk as a security guard. But he did let in Tyler Hoechlin who joins Q and Murr in watching the punishment and commanding him.

The Jokers pretend to be medical students in training with standardized patient actors, then play the hero and break up a public fight, hoping to earn applause.

Punishment: Murr supposedly claimed to the other Jokers that he could hula hoop for an hour straight without it falling to the ground. To test this, Sal and Q set up a fake UFC-style event where they force Murr to spin a hula hoop for as long as possible to see if he can actually do it for an hour. He ultimately only lasts around two and a half minutes before the hula hoop falls to the ground, causing him to face ridicule from the audience.

In order to escape the locked supply room, the Jokers debate on who has the worst kind of punishment. The most painful punishments went to Murr while Q got the most embrassing punishments and Sal ended up with the most personal punishments. But they all agree that Joey Fatone's dance party punishment is the worst due to a mixture of past punishments.

The Jokers ask strangers to pose as their partners in front of their overprotective mothers, then try to get strangers to approve their pet eulogies.

Punishment: Sal must talk on the phone with his cable company in order to cancel his cable subscription while walking through the 13th Hour escape room/haunted house. After completing the tasks, he receives a greeting from the Jokers and crew members, only to get pied in the face by Lou Ferrigno.

The Jokers play lawyers trying to convince unsuspecting focus group participants to sign off on ridiculous terms and conditions before they go in. Then they put their family businesses to the test by asking strangers if their radio ad is good to stay on the air.

Punishment: As revenge for years of humiliation and pain endured during his past punishments, Murr shackles Q and Sal to boards, forcing them to play a Saw-themed game titled "Balls!" (specifically as revenge for Q's "Tails!" and Sal's "Heads!") Q and Sal must complete tasks (mostly involving them showing their respect and admiration for Murr) while Murr sets off various Rube Goldberg machines that result in them being hit in their groins.

The Jokers do and say what they told out in the dining room while posing the managers of John's Pizzeria, then they go to Tompinks Square Bagels and try to convince patrons to leave a positive review after reading a ridiculous fake negative review.

Punishment: Murr poses as a janitor cleaning up before an outdoor screening of Forrest Gump and must suck up random items with a vacuum. Meanwhile, the show's production crew members each have Bingo cards with spots that are filled when Murr sucks up the corresponding items. Eventually, one of them gets a Bingo, and the punishment ends.

Q, Murr, Sal and Justin Long go head to head as wacky inventors, presenting a whole new line of AI-themed gadgets. Then the Jokers try to win a gift card by reporting on a strange incident at a cafe. Teddy Swims appears during Sal's goal of that challenge.

Punishment: Q has to approach various people in the park and get them to sign up for interactive apps designed by the guys. Some of the features of these "apps" include being tackled by request, being lassoed and hog-tied by a cowgirl, and hiring someone to point out your flaws. Eventually, Q gets someone to sign up for one of the fake apps, concluding the punishment.

Sal, Q, and Murr are sick of hearing the same frequently asked questions about Impractical Jokers, so tonight they're sitting down and answering them once and for all.

The Jokers pretend to be bellhops and need to do and say what they're told while assisting unsuspecting guests to their rooms. Then, the guys need to give away tickets to an absurd made-up show they can no longer see.

The Jokers are unsympathetic store managers, forced to throw out a disruptive customer before dealing with the wrath and disdain of fellow patrons. Then, the guys must get a bystander to take their side during a heated argument with their fake spouses.

Look out! The Jokers hatch horrible revenge schemes on their office bullies, then put one poor contractor through the ringer as they attempt home improvement projects.