Ep 8. Who Arted

In Impractical Jokers season 1 episode 8, titled "Who Arted," the four friends and comedians Joe, Sal, Q, and Murr embark on another series of outrageous challenges. This time, their stunts are all art-themed, and they have to compete against each other to see who can pull off the most humiliating pranks without getting caught.

The episode starts with the Jokers on the streets, where they ask passers-by to help them create some bizarre and outrageous artwork. They have to convince people to pose for photos in ridiculous positions, or draw strange portraits with unusual materials. While some people are amused by the Jokers' shenanigans, others are less than impressed, and the guys struggle to keep a straight face as they try to carry out the tasks they've been given.

Next up, the Jokers visit an art gallery, where they are challenged to try and sell made-up works of art to unsuspecting customers. Each one of them has to come up with a fake backstory for their artwork, and they have to try and convince people to shell out several hundred dollars for something that is clearly not worth the price. As always, the guys go all out, talking in ridiculous accents and coming up with the most absurd stories they can think of.

The third challenge takes place in a park, where the Jokers are tasked with creating some larger-than-life sculptures out of everyday materials. Each one of them has to come up with their own design, using items like toilet paper, flowers, and balloons to create something that is both impressive and hilarious. Of course, the guys can't resist the urge to mess with each other's sculptures, leading to some hilarious hijinks and creative destruction.

Finally, the Jokers head to an art class, where they have to pose as guest artists and attempt to teach a group of students how to create their own masterpieces. The twist? Each one of them has to secretly sabotage the others, by telling the students to draw ridiculous things or messing with their supplies. As the class progresses, the Jokers get increasingly competitive, leading to some hilarious arguments and creative chaos.

As always, the Jokers have a blast pulling off their pranks and making each other look foolish. Watching them try to navigate the challenges while keeping a straight face is always entertaining, and this episode is no exception. Whether they're convincing people to pose for awkward photos or trying to sell fake art to unsuspecting customers, the Jokers are always up for a laugh, and their antics never fail to entertain. If you're a fan of hidden camera shows or just enjoy a good laugh, "Who Arted" is definitely worth watching.