Impractical Jokers (season 9)

The Jokers work as audio engineers at Sound on Sound Studios with strangers and a mic controlled by the other guys. They shop at a Morton Williams supermarket with their fake wives, doing what the other guys tell them. Jameela Jamil from their show The Misery Index guest stars as Q's wife.

The Jokers act as photographers for an outdoor shoot with a model,[lower-alpha 1] but must say and do what the other Jokers tell him. A focus group votes on which Joker gives the better proposal for a children's cartoon.

The Jokers act as receptionists but must say and do what the other Jokers tell him. Then, the Jokers team up and give presentations made by the other team. One of the Jokers on each team gives the presentation, while the other sits with the focus group and tries to help the presenter out. The team with the least votes at the end loses.

The guys try not to laugh during a fake documentary alongside strangers at DeKalb Market Hall. They play a round of "Did I Overreact?" in a waiting room.

The Jokers act as receptionists and must read a list of gag names without laughing. They team up to give presentations about homeschooling to parents designed by the other Jokers; whichever duo gets the fewest approvals loses.

The Jokers attempt to hire candidates for a security job despite some strange facilities. They then act as an artist-in-residence doing and saying what they are told in front of volunteers who are assembling and painting their furniture.

The Jokers convince strangers to give them a $20 bill they found off the floor of D'Agostino Market with a bizarre reason. They then go head-to-head presenting subscription services to panelists.

The Jokers go head-to-head tournament style providing answers to their focus group questionnaire; the moderator chooses which one they like better. Then at a food hall, they have to get a stranger to approve of their apology letter. Originally the apologies were prepared by the other guys, but after Murr finds he has to read his own letter, he makes the others do the same.

Punishment: Murr pretends to be an astronaut aboard the International Space Station on a Zoom call with some elementary school students. But to simulate the zero gravity, he is hooked onto a contraption that rotates him upside down, and he has to try various activities.

• Joe was absent for the second challenge

The Jokers pose as job references on a Zoom call while being messaged with what to say and messed with by the other guys. In a Joker vs. Joker challenge, they pitch their memoirs to strangers in order to get a high rating.

The Jokers try not to laugh as past life therapists. Then they must get approval from a stranger to send a goofy email.

The Jokers pitch each other's television show ideas to a panel group. They offer a choice of focus groups for an individual to pick what they prefer.

The Jokers must persuade a temp worker to pretend to be their senior vice president for a meeting with some Japanese investors, and get the hire to agree to join them for dinner. They try to get a good rating for their online dating profiles.

The Jokers pose as actors working with other actors in a television commercial for Topgolf at a golf driving range, doing what the others tell him to do. In a Joker vs. Joker challenge, the other Jokers who did not go last time pitch their memoirs to strangers in order to get a high rating.

Each Joker dresses up as a character for an interview and must do what the other Jokers tell him. Later the Jokers must convince a stranger to listen to him read three of his daughter's diary entries.

The Jokers pitch their inventions to a worker to see if it is ready to present to their boss. Then they share more online dating profiles to get a good rating.

The Jokers go head-to-head tournament style providing answers to their product sampling questionnaire; with the moderator choosing which one they like better. Then the pairs of Jokers give presentations about life hacks.

Two challenges featured the jokers persuading a focus group participant to sign off on different contract items that were written by the other guys, and must get a stranger to listen to their reading their daughter's diary entries.

Punishment: Q gets a person to join him to do a podcast with content created by the other Jokers. However, after an hour of doing this podcast, Q finds out what his real punishment was, which was that all of his clothes were taken out of his house and donated to charity.

• This was the last episode before Joe Gatto left the show.

The Jokers work with a person as rat exterminators and must do what he is told at the New York Hall of Science. Then the Jokers act as producer-directors to get their spokesperson to recall and say as many of the details about the product during a televised unboxing.

Punishment: With lines fed by Eric André and the others, Sal surprises a series of individuals by telling them that they are on a prank show called Dumb F**ks, and then must get them to sign a release. The third person is a woman who starts crying and being noticeably upset, but she is actually an actress who is in on the prank.

• This episode was broadcast on truTV, TNT, and TBS following the coverage for the NCAA Men's Final Four basketball games.
• Sal no longer has to be Prince Herb as of this episode.
• This is the first episode since Joe Gatto's departure from the show.

The Jokers pretend to be an arrogant boss for a new hire, and tell them that they are fired, but then another staff member tells them that it's the other way around and that the new hire can fire him. Then the Jokers are in a waiting room where the staff tells them of some minor inconvenience and they must throw up and then try to rally the other folks to join him in leaving. The Jokers blame Sal for the second bit not working.

The Jokers act as obnoxious jerk customers at an ice cream shop, so that when the server drops the ice cream on the floor and hands it to them, the other customer will not even warn them. Then the Jokers must give a presentation about relationships that is written by the other guys. Q is paired with Impractical Jokers: The Movie director Chris Henchy, and Chris's wife Brooke Shields makes a video cameo.

The Jokers try to get their volunteers to sample beverages after explaining their bizarre side effects. Then they must do and say what they are told while working out with a personal trainer (played by comedy producer Mike Finoia) and another person.

The Jokers must do and say what they are told while co-acting in a commercial for pain cream. When Q is paired with an attractive woman, he immediately gives up, but the other Jokers force him to take multiple thumbs down for refusals. They then take part in a focus group where they have to provide answers written by the other guys, and not get voted out of the group. Murr is paired against their comedian friend "Jiggy".

The Jokers must do and say what they are told as they attempt to hire candidates for a babysitting job. Then the Jokers compete in presenting a choice of bizarre focus group experiments to volunteers.

The jokers must do and say what they are told to while working with someone to empty out stuff from a garage. Then they must give presentations about paranormal activity and get the most hands raised for their respective presentations.

The jokers must do and say what they are told as they work with a volunteer on a bunch of kooky science experiments at the Liberty Science Center. Then they try not to laugh or even smirk when their own comical answers for a survey are read by a volunteer.

Q & Sal and Murr & Brooke present their children's fashions outfits to a panel of critics, but the designs are done by the other group. Neither of the two groups got any hands of approval raised, resulting in the next challenge to determine the episode's loser as the Jokers participate in a Dating Game-styled show hosted by Brooke where they must avoid getting picked by the bachelorette by coming up with the worst answers that will get themselves eliminated.