Impractical Jokers Season 18 Episode 14 Rob Riggle

Impractical Jokers is a reality TV show that features four lifelong friends - Joe Gatto, James "Murr" Murray, Brian "Q" Quinn, and Sal Vulcano - who compete against each other in a series of dares and challenges. In season 18, episode 14, the gang is joined by comedian and actor Rob Riggle.

The episode starts with a classic challenge where the guys have to pretend to be employees at a book store and complete bizarre tasks assigned by their friends. Sal has to approach a customer and tell them he just read their diary, Murr has to carry around a small tree and try to sell it to customers, Joe has to give unsolicited advice to people in the store, and Q has to try to get customers to buy bizarre books with ridiculous titles. As usual, the guys struggle to keep a straight face and often end up laughing at their own jokes.

Next up is a challenge called "no laughing matter," where the guys have to try not to laugh while presenting absurd powerpoint presentations. The catch is that they have no idea what the presentation is about until they open it on stage. Joe ends up with a presentation on how to train dolphins for home defense, Murr has to pitch a movie about a Turkey that takes over Thanksgiving, Q has to sell a product called the "shroud," which is essentially a giant napkin, and Sal has to present a new method for getting rid of ants. Rob Riggle joins in the fun as a guest judge for this challenge and he doesn't make it easy on the guys.

Later in the show, the guys play "the punishment countdown," where they have to guess how many people will refuse to participate in a punishment before they complete it. The punishment in this episode is especially brutal - the loser has to give a presentation as a motivational speaker, but the presentation is filled with embarrassing photos from their childhood. Before the punishment, the guys have to make predictions about how many people will refuse to participate in it. Sal is especially confident since there's no way anyone would agree to do something so humiliating. However, things don't go as planned and the guys end up with a surprise guest who is more than willing to get involved.

Finally, the episode concludes with a challenge called "the blasphemers," where the guys have to act out ridiculous scenarios in a religious setting without getting caught by the audience. The team goes to a church and they're each assigned a task - Sal has to play a priest who takes confessions but ends up telling the people in his confessional all of his own secrets, Q has to pretend to be a choir director who has a meltdown during a performance, Murr has to pretend to be a religious zealot trying to get people to join his cult, and Joe has to perform a magic trick during a church service. The twist is that they have to do all of these things in front of a congregation without getting caught. Will they be able to pull it off?

This episode of Impractical Jokers is filled with hilarious challenges and outrageous punishments. As usual, the guys are up to their old tricks and their antics will have viewers laughing out loud. Rob Riggle is a great addition to the show and his presence adds an extra layer of comedy to the episode. Fans of the show won't want to miss this one.