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When Murr squeezes into an ice cream cart for a dare, Q gets a devilish idea. New episodes premiere Thursday, July 16 at 10/9c on truTV New episodes Thursdays at 10/9c on truTV Subscribe to truTV on YouTube: http://full.sc/1s9KQGe Watch Full Episodes for Free: http://full.sc/1rghcLK If laughter is contagious, these guys should be quarantined!

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Impractical Jokers is a series centered on four real life friends who go out of their way to embarrass each other publicly. What makes these practical jokes impractical is the fact that the one dared to carry out a prank does not know what they will be required to do until they go into the public eye. The four are namely James "Murr" Murray, Sal Vulcano, Joseph Gatto and Brian Quinn. If this prank is not executed, a punishment in form of body piercing or rodeo awaits them. All the pranks that are filmed are actually real. It first aired on TruTv in 2011 December. The series has gotten funnier in the recent years with some extreme moments here and there. From the time it first aired, the impractical Jokers net worth and salary have increased.

What are Impractical Jokers Salary per episode and total net worth?

The impractical Jokers salary per episode for each cast member is not available at the moment. However, looking at the net worth of the impractical jokers, it can be concluded that they must earn a good salary. Additionally, their net worth is basically the same for all the cast members.

Impractical Joker James "Murr" Murray Net Worth:

He was born James Stephen Murray. His birthday is on 1 st May 1976. James Murray's net worth is $400,000.

Joseph Gatto

Joshep has Italian descent but was born in American (5 th June 1976). Joseph Gatto's net worth is $500,000.

Impractical Joker Sal Vulcano

His full names are Salvatore Edward Anthony Vulcano. He was born on 6 th November 1976. He has a net worth of $400,000.

Brian Quinn

His net worth is $500,000. Brian Michael Quinn was born on 14 th March 1976.

The impractical Jokers salary and net worth is not the only thing these guys have in common, they attended the same High School. They all hail from New York City.

Drew Patterson is the voice behind the narration in the tv series. He has also worked on Ann Wilson; In Focus. Unfortunately, his net worth and salary are not available.

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IMPRACTICAL JOKERS SALARY AND NET WORTH - WikicelebInfo

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Impractical Jokers is a series centered on four real life friends who go out of their way to embarrass each other publicly. What makes these practical jokes impractical is the fact that the one dared to carry out a prank does not know what they will be required to do until they go into the public eye.

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Impractical Jokers (TV Series 2011- ) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.

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Impractical Jokers is nothing but four childhood friends having fun and pranking each other on television. The story of four lifelong friends that leave no opportunity to trouble each other are currently shooting their sixth season.

Joe, Brian, Sal and Murr pitched the idea and got their show where they give each other wackiest tasks that no one can imagine. Referring to themselves as "Jokers," the comedy troop has been going strong since beginning and here are reasons why they are still successful.

Just friends

In an interview when they were asked the reason why they gel so well together, they mentioned that they are just four friends who grew up together and like doing comedy.

Compared to other groups that get formed later on in certain professions, they happen to be friends who get to hang out on TV and be themselves.

Fresh comedy

If fans were to look for earlier episodes of Impractical Jokers, they would notice that none of the pranks on the episodes get repeated. The four comedians work really hard to give each other a different task every single time.

Also the punishments that are attached to each episode adds to the comedy. Sal is probably the one who has been punished the most and watching him crib or get scared is practically gold.

Pact

As mentioned before the four are close friends who get to prank each other on the show. However the four friends also happen to have a pact between them, which none of them have broken till date.

They made a pact long back that whoever gets punished at the end of the episode, that joker cannot refuse a punishment. The guys have taken advantage of the pact and put the joker getting punished through ridiculous tasks.

For instance Murr revealed that he is deathly scared of skydiving and that is what he had to do for one of his punishments. Sal on the other hand is scared of cats and despite that he had to stay and pet a group of cats while locked in a cage.

Punishments

Punishments are a vital part of the show. They have to be done and is the ultimate way to torture the joker who loses maximum number of tasks. It is that component of the show that adds the final punch to an already hilarious episode.

So from jumping out of a plane to marrying another Joker's sister legally, punishments have been so severe that Jokers have had to go through them no matter what.

InTouch reported that Impractical Jokers star Joe Gatto is expecting another baby with wife. He is already a father to a 2-year-old daughter as the couple is now expecting a baby boy.

Impractical Jokers currently is in its season 6 and its next episode will air on March 2.

Also Read: IMPRACTICAL JOKERS SEASON 6 PREMIERES IN 2017 ON TRUTV WITH JOE, SAL, MURR, Q

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Impractical Jokers: Reasons Why The Show Is Still Successful

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Impractical Jokers is nothing but four childhood friends having fun and pranking each other on television. The story of four lifelong friends that leave no opportunity to trouble each other are currently shooting their sixth season. Joe, Brian, Sal and Murr pitched the idea and got their show where they give each other wackiest tasks that no one can imagine.

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The group of guys we know and love as the Impractical Jokers were once once just a regular gang of small town pranksters from Staten Island. Best friends at an all-boys Catholic high school where they honed their skills in front of their classmates (and doubtless served countless detentions), they later came together to found their first sketch comedy troupe, the Tenderloins-and that was just the start of their rise to fame. Here's a look behind the scenes.

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The guys first met in a religion class at Monsignor Farrell, an all-boys Catholic high school where they banded together and quickly realized that the best way to meet girls was through comedy in their school plays and improv classes. They invented "Vermin Day," aptly named for the backpacks filled with vermin they'd set free at noon. Sometimes it'd be mice, but other popular critter choices included blue crabs, ducks, and squirrels. In a variation on that stunt, the guys would dump giant bags of rice for what they called Rice Capades -they'd fill their backpacks with ten-pound bags of rice, and at the perfect moment, simultaneously dump it everywhere. Students would slip and slide through the rice like they were figure skating, throwing loads of it at one another too. It must have taken the poor custodians weeks to clean it up.

Brian Quinn

Brian Quinn was born on March 14, 1974. (That's right, ladies. He's a Pisces.) Before he started his career as a professional television jokester, he joined the New York Fire Department; after taking a leave of absence from fighting fires to film the first season of his show, he would return to the FDNY years later with a $50,000 donation.

Affectionately known to his closest friends as "Q," this young hooligan was an avid fan of pro soccer, specifically adoring Manchester United. As a kid, he was also obsessed with Star Wars and forced his parents to take him to see Return of the Jedi in theaters- four times. Q still maintains his collection of Star Wars toys today, only they're safely secured in a box in his attic instead of scattered across his bedroom floor.

Quinn was a fan of the Tenderloins before he was formally accepted as a part of their crew. He loved to go watch the troupe perform sketch comedy in the city, but was always less of a performer and more of a behind-the-scenes talent. When the guys gave him an opportunity to help write sketches for them, comedic magic was made, and their fame skyrocketed from there.

James Murray

James "Murr" Murray was born on May 1, 1976 in Staten Island, New York. The ambidextrous Murray worked as a producer before humiliating himself on television for your enjoyment. But it's not all pain and embarrassment for the double-nipple pierced Murr: in one episode, he got to meet his lifelong crush Danica McKellar. Sure, he was wearing a speedo and totally oiled up, but how else were the guys supposed to prank him?

After graduating from Georgetown with a BA in English, Murray was surprised when his father told him he was going to buy him a Ford Taurus as a graduation gift. Murr opted for the cash instead so that he could finish a film project. Once as a punishment, the guys forced Murr to watch a 1998 video of his directorial debut with a live studio audience. His unintentionally hilarious film was meant to tell a serious story about a modern teenage Jesus, and it needs to be seen to be believed.

As a kid, Murray loved pro wrestling and baseball. His fondest childhood sports memory was seeing a live WWE event at the Meadowlands with his father, during which WWE superstar Bobby "The Brain" Heenan had his teeth smashed out by Hulk Hogan. Perhaps this stunt was what really piqued Murr's interest in self-deprecating entertainment. As a child, Murray wasn't a great athlete, but can recall going to many sporting events-and remains specifically focused on the ones that contained shocking yet hilarious violence. He was even there during the subway series when Roger Clemens threw a broken bat at Mike Piazza.

As we mentioned previously, Murray wasn't much of a natural sportsman, but that didn't stop him from playing baseball. He even won the championship for his Staten Island Little League Team, snatching a fly ball shot way out to wherever his coach had him stashed in the outfield.

Salvatore Vulcano

Sal "Ja'Crispy" Vulcano was born on November 6, 1976, on Staten Island. As a kid, he enjoyed playing basketball, football and hockey, and graduated from St. John's University with a degree in finance. While studying at St. John's, Vulcano also starred in a comedic mockumentary video series titled Superdude & Friend.

He likes to keep his personal life relatively private, but he shared a few personal anecdotes during an appearance on Midevenings with Jay Miller, including the time he held a pair of women's pants ransom. After accidentally receiving a pair of size six sateen women's dress slacks from Ann Taylor Loft, Vulcano noticed the purchaser's email address was inside the package. Rather than returning it like a normal person, he meticulously drafted a ransom note out of letters from old Entertainment Weekly magazines, took a picture of himself wearing the pants and a ski mask, and then shot it off into cyberspace. The next morning, he got an angry reply from the pantsless customer, who threatened to report his antics to the authorities as a possible act of terrorism. To Vulcano's surprise, the package was intended for his landlord's girlfriend-and luckily for him, his landlord had a sense of humor.

Joseph Gatto

Gatto was born on June 5, 1976 on the same island as the rest of the crew, and got his undergraduate degree in accounting from LIU Post. In addition to comedic pranks, Gatto's other true passion is food; he's recalled how, growing up in a large Italian family, there was always an open-door policy for meals, which regularly included guests. Gatto's food-fueled upbringing often translates into his jokes and pranks today.

The "Scoopski Potatoes" skit made famous on Impractical Jokers is just one example of Gatto's unique penchant for food jokes. His favorite childhood memory involved a time when his nephew was sitting in his highchair, double fisting tiny cannolis, and one of the tops fell off. Rather than risking the loss of one of his Italian treats, he plopped his face onto his tabletop and ate the cannoli top-a decision that, in Joe's eyes, made his nephew a "True Gatto."

As a kid, Joe Gatto mostly enjoyed old-school hip-hop, Vanilla Ice, and Top 40 radio jams. His favorite television shows were The Wonder Years, Growing Pains, and Knight Rider. His favorite movies were E.T. and Star Wars.

Getting the Gang Back Together

The guys all went to college and their respective separate ways, until one day Murr ran into Sal on the ferry. The two were affectionately reminiscing about their good old days in improv, inspiring them to get the group together. From there, the guys practiced their sketches together in Joe's mom's basement for six years. Murr admits that Joe's mother was really like the "fifth member of the Tenderloins," because she would always pretend to have something to do in the next room, while laughing at their skits and providing her own hilarious commentary. At the time, Sal, Murr, James, and Q, all had day jobs, but were having so much fun performing for virtually no one that they decided to take their unique underground troupe to the next level. They brought their show to small venues for a few years, all the while slowly losing hope that they would ever actually be able to quit their day jobs. The guys refer to their journey as a "nineteen-year overnight success."

Time Thugs

The Impractical Jokers got their first shot at stardom after winning $100,000 on It's Your Show, a video submission contest hosted by MTV's Carson Daly, with a comedy clip titled "Time Thugs." The newfound fame and cash inspired the guys to take a stab at television, filming a pilot for Spike TV called Mission Uncomfortable. Spike passed on the project, but the undaunted Tenderloins started their evolution into television's Impractical Jokers, piling up a series of early gigs that even included opening for I magine Dragons -as a joke, of course.

Jokers Wild

In 2014, Sal, Murr, Joe, and Q starred in one season of Jokers Wild, a spinoff of Impractical Jokers that found them returning to their roots in sketch comedy. They didn't torture each other on the show physically; rather, they showed their more sensitive sides (and their penchant for sleepovers). During one episode, Sal even came out as gay on the Sally Jesse Raphael show to trick Murr to admit that he was gay-as an elaborate scheme to fool Gatto into admitting that he slept with Murr's ex, who was really a dude, to simultaneously prank each other into revealing that all of them are gay. The guys aren't actually gay, this was just what the Tenderloins did-creating skits with insane comedic twists. Audiences preferred the public humiliation and self-injury humor, so the show only lasted one season.

On the Road

In 2015, the boys packed up their GoPros and set off on a cross-country bus tour. The jokers traveled the country on a tour bus, and for the most part, said they had a great time. Much like anyone on a long road trip, they hated each other once in awhile, but Murr later insisted in an interview that they really only argued over shoes. (Sal claimed the issue was that the bus was their home, and shoes are all naturally covered in urine and human waste.) Overall, the guys loved touring for huge crowds, as it was vastly different from their humble beginnings performing as the Tenderloins in small Manhattan theaters for crowds of only a handful of people.

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The group of guys we know and love as the Impractical Jokers were once once just a regular gang of small town pranksters from Staten Island. Best friends at an all-boys Catholic high school where they honed their skills in front of their classmates (and doubtless served countless detentions), they later came together to found their first sketch comedy troupe, the Tenderloins-and that was just the start of their rise to fame.

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Impractical Jokers - That's What Friends Are For (Mashup) | truTV

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Through highs and lows, laughter and punishment, the Jokers friendship only grows. Subscribe: http://full.sc/1s9KQGe Watch full episodes for Free: http://bit.ly/1bVxPrN If laughter is contagious, these guys should be quarantined! Q, Sal, Joe and Murr have entertained each other for years with the most hilarious practical jokes they could imagine.

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truTV's Impractical Jokers Scores 1.9 Million Viewers for Mid-Season Finale;
Upload with Shaquille O'Neal Launches with More than 1.3 Million Viewers

truTV's hit series Impractical Jokers closed out the first half of its second season last night with more than 1.9 million viewers, a +28% increase over the show's season 1 finale. It also garnered 1.2 million adults 18-49 (+32% vs. season 1 finale) and 626,000 men 18-49 (+25%). Following Impractical Jokers, truTV launched its newest series, Upload with Shaquille O'Neal, which turned in a solid performance with 1.3 million viewers, 872,000 adults 18-49 and 455,000 men 18-49.

Impractical Jokers is enjoying tremendous growth in its second season. The show has averaged more than 1.7 million viewers (+20% vs. season 1), with 1.1 million adults 18-49 (+24%) and 582,000 men 18-49 (+16%). Impractical Jokers has also seen growth among the younger set, with adults 18-34 (589,000) growing by +32% over last season and men 18-34 (296,000) growing by 19%. The show is expected to return to close out its second season later this year.

truTV's Impractical Jokers premiered to critical acclaim in December 2011 and quickly became one of the network's biggest hits, especially among young adults. The series follows four friends - Joe, Sal, Murr and Q - as they dare one another to complete over-the-top challenges in public. Their antics are captured on hidden camera, complete with the unsuspecting public's amused, confused, or flabbergasted reactions. After each new dare, the guys are graded to determine who succeeded under pressure and who collapsed in defeat. The prankster with the lowest score at the end of that week's episode must then face a mortifying challenge with truly humiliating consequences.

In conjunction with the season 2 debut of Impractical Jokers, truTV launched a brand new mobile app for the iOS and Android platforms. With the free truTV Impractical Jokers app, fans can now take their favorite pranksters with them wherever they go. The app's many features include extensive video clips, social media connections, a special doodle pad and, in a digital first, the chance to talk directly with the guys themselves through an exclusive hotline.

Impractical Jokers is produced for truTV by NorthSouth Productions ( Say Yes to the Dress, Double Divas), with Charlie DeBevoise and Mark Hickman serving as executive producers.

in truTV's brand new series Upload with Shaquille O'Neal, airing Thursdays at 10:30 p.m. (ET/PT). Each week on the show, Shaq and his comic frien ds - co-hosts Gary Owen ( Think Like a Man) and Godfrey ( The Mr. Men Show) - scour the internet looking for the funniest online videos and comment on them. They also make their own viral videos, pull pranks and create parodies of current pop culture stories. To help the trio in their comic antics, Shaq and his friends will be joined by special guest comedians.

truTV has ordered 10 episodes for the first season of Upload with Shaquille O'Neal. The series is executive-produced by FishBowl Worldwide Media's Vin Di Bona, Bruce Gersh, Mike Gibbons, Greg Heller, creative team leader Susan Levison and Beth Greenwald, along with Shaq Entertainment's Shaquille O'Neal, Perry Rogers, Colin Smeeton and Mike Parris.

truTV, one of cable's fastest growing brands, offers a wildly entertaining look at the real world through outrageous characters, unpredictable situations and irreverent storytelling. Currently seen in 92 million U.S. households, truTV features such popular original series as Impractical Jokers, Hardcore Pawn, Hardcore Pawn: Chicago, Lizard Lick Towing, Storage Hunters, South Beach Tow, Full Throttle Saloon, Black Gold and World's Dumbest. In addition, truTV is a partner in airing the NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Championship.

truTV is part of Turner Broadcasting System, Inc., a Time Warner company. Turner Broadcasting creates and programs branded news; entertainment; animation and young adult; and sports media environments on television and other platforms for consumers around the world.

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truTV's 'Impractical Jokers' Brings in 1.9 Million Viewers, Followed by 'Upload With Shaquille O'Neal' with 1.3 Million Viewers

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via press release: truTV's Impractical Jokers Scores 1.9 Million Viewers for Mid-Season Finale; Upload with Shaquille O'Neal Launches with More than 1.3 Million Viewers truTV's hit series Impractical Jokers closed out the first half of its second season last night with more than 1.9 million viewers, a +28% increase over the show's season 1 finale.

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With Brian Quinn, James Murray, Sal Vulcano, Joe Gatto. Q, Sal, Joe and Murr are real-life best friends who love challenging each other to the most outrageous dares and stunts ever caught on hidden camera.

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Impractical Jokers - Bingo Legend Removed By Security (Punishment) | truTV

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Sal plays a tense game of bingo with angry casino patrons. New episodes premiere Thursday, July 16 at 10/9c on truTV New episodes Thursdays at 10/9c on truTV Subscribe to truTV on YouTube: http://full.sc/1s9KQGe Watch Full Episodes for Free: http://full.sc/1rghcLK If laughter is contagious, these guys should be quarantined!

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