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A secret government agency recruits a ragtag band of criminals to act as disposable assets on risky covert operations in exchange for reduced sentences.

The Jokers report crimes and disrupt mealtimes and as punishment one Joker must shed light on something or someone.

The Jokers hide from their box, attempt to send strange emails and get away with it, but one loser is caught stealing from women's purses.

The jokers correct rude behavior, before adding a strange fee to customer's bills, and one of them will have to wrap their legs around something weird.

Celebrities view videos highlighting outlandish antics at parties, involving a beer slingshot, a piñata battle, Miss Universe and many other hilarious clips.

The 20 clips have outlandish performers, such as dancers hurting each other, a Russian boy band, a comic using pepper spray, a bulging bodybuilder and more.

The Jokers head to Raising Cane's where they raise mayhem and then ask for help carrying furniture; later, the loser gets strapped to a fast-moving race car.

The Jokers are scouting for the next child star while trying not to laugh as Dan Jost reads his honest movie reviews in a focus group.

The Jokers break into a home for a commercial and highlight their strangest and over the top performances.

The Jokers try to sell sunsets while also asking for help to film a strange video and the loser must help a horse get rid of something down under.

Sal, Q, and Murr deal with one-star reviews and test their acting skills with special celebrity guest Richard Kind.

The Jokers work as mall janitors with overflowing and out of control trash cans while coming up with a plan to get revenge on Dan Cast.

One Joker couldn't hack it after he's forced to be an overprotective parent and disclose strange side effects.

Q, Murr, and Sal throw and catch grocery items to one another with special celebrity guest, Jax, and later, they profess their love in a weird proposal.

Murr, Q, and Sal sit next to a stranger while participating in a documentary like interview, and later they upcharge guests as hotel concierge.

The Jokers bring plastic newborns to the grocery store, and later, they pitch new but strange programs to a local community.

Casey Jost joins in a couples therapy special as Sal and Murr deal with their relationship by airing old clips from the show.

The quartet pretends to be rude receptionists and then heads to a wax museum to pose as stiffs; two losers receive the night's punishment in a helicopter.

The Jokers conduct focus groups designed to sell their buddies' illogical products and then join a shoe store's sales force, with predictable results.

A young man is chosen as the host of an ancient alien relic and gains unpredictable superpowers that make him the target of a malevolant organization.

A secret government agency recruits a ragtag band of criminals to act as disposable assets on risky covert operations in exchange for reduced sentences.

A half-Atlantean man finds himself pushing against his real identity, but when the fate of the planet is at stake, he must find an ancient source of power.

An ancient being with the power of an Egyptian god breaks free 5,000 years after being imprisoned, determined to unleash his unique justice.

A Greek warrior who was fathered by the gods leads a quest to avenge the deaths of his family and kill a sea creature before it destroys his home city.

After Zeus is captured by his son, Ares, and brother, Hades, he is brought to the treacherous underworld, where Perseus fights to rescue his father.

As they babysit children at the park, the quartet gets into a game of copycat, and at the grocery store afterwards, they play catch and release.

The quartet of jokers poses as incompetent employees at a copy center, interview patrons exiting movie theaters, and lead some bizarre protests.