That might mean the guys challenge each other to whisper “sweet nothings” to total strangers at the supermarket, steal food from people at a buffet or share offensive text messages out loud in a waiting room.
“It’s our version of a prank show we’re just making ourselves the butt of the joke.” “Our show, at its core, is about embarrassing each other – it’s not about getting the public mad,” says Gatto. As each one attempts the challenge, the other three watch behind the scenes via hidden camera and mock him non-stop.
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In each episode of Impractical Jokers, now in its fourth season, the guys dare each other through a series of humiliating public pranks caught on hidden camera, all with the sole purpose of making each other – and viewers – laugh. Now they’re earning a living making each other and audiences laugh, and the foursome is bringing their unique brand of humor to The Borgata Event Center on July 30 and 31 for two shows combining stand-up, stories from the set and footage from their TV show as part of their “Where’s Larry?” Tour. Their fondness for pranks led them to form the comedy troupe The Tenderloins after they graduated from college. “We became very good at the art of pranking,” says Gatto. The foursome met while attending an all-boys high school on Staten Island, where the testosterone-driven atmosphere was ripe for cracking jokes. Imagine your three best friends knew you were deathly afraid of skydiving, so they tricked you into facing that fear – on national television.įor Joe Gatto, James “Murr” Murray, Brian “Q” Quinn and Sal Vulcano, the real-life best friends who star in truTV’s “Impractical Jokers,” it’s just another day – albeit a fun one – at work.
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