Impractical Jokers Season 8 Episode 23 Hollywood

The episode "Hollywood" from season 8 of Impractical Jokers follows Q, Sal, Joe, and Murr as they make their way through Los Angeles, infamous for its movie stars and glamourous lifestyle. The Jokers are up to their usual shenanigans, with each of them taking turns to complete outlandish challenges and dares in front of unsuspecting members of the public.

The first challenge sees the guys taking on the role of tour guides as they show tourists around Hollywood. However, there's a twist - the group must all try to sneak in as many lies as possible without getting caught by their guests. With the help of earpieces, the Jokers come up with increasingly ridiculous tales, including claiming that the Hollywood Walk of Fame is made of imported, high-quality plastic from Switzerland.

Next up, the group visits one of the famous celebrity homes in the area, where they must pretend to be the owner of the house and give the other guys a tour. The twist this time is that the group must make up terrible backstory for the owners and pretend that they are the new owners, having made the purchase at a rock bottom price. As always, the Jokers' antics attract attention from passersby, who can't quite believe what they are seeing and hearing.

Later in the episode, the group splits up for a challenge that sees them posing as buskers, competing against each other for tips. The catch is that they must perform truly terrible music, with Joe opting for death metal and Murr performing a rendition of "Mambo No. 5". As the group vies for the attention of the public, they must also try to sabotage each other's performances, using cringeworthy dance moves and distracting stage patter.

The final challenge of the episode sees the guys trying to sell their own merchandise from a makeshift stand on Hollywood Boulevard. However, there's a catch - they must try to sell items that are completely worthless, such as empty water bottles and old newspapers. The challenge is made all the more difficult when a group of passersby start to interrogate the Jokers about their business, forcing them to come up with increasingly absurd explanations for why their products are so valuable.

Throughout the episode, the Jokers are their usual outrageous selves, with hilarious results. From embarrassing public performances to ludicrous sales pitches, "Hollywood" is a jam-packed episode that is sure to have viewers out of their seats with laughter. So tune in and watch the Jokers do what they do best - making a scene and having a whole lot of fun along the way.