TV Guide truTV Tuesday

Rudy Ruettiger, against all odds, gains admission to the University of Notre Dame and becomes a walk-on player with the university's storied football program.

The way the crew keeps their presence in restaurants a secret is revealed; one Joker used to go to team-building seminars; the Jokers came up with phony fees.

The viewers find out what names the Jokers didn't get to in the name game challenge, which of the guys always laughs at a fart joke.

The guys take things too far serving customers at a sandwich shop, and tonight's loser experiences the aching pains of parenthood.

Joe, Sal, Q, and Murr attempt to get rock climbers to say a strange word repeatedly, and push all the wrong buttons in a video game store.

The guys feel the fury of disapproving focus groups after absurd presentations, and then have to quit their job in front of a crowd.

A look is taken at Murr's fool-proof plans, Joe's wild faces, Sal's falls, the Jokers' best bloopers, and the guys' aggravating habits that aren't on camera.

Before a live audience, the Jokers replay clips of four Joker vs. Joker challenges which include joining a focus group and pitching crazy book ideas.

The guys share secrets with shoppers at a grocery store, but the level of embarrassment soars when one shopper actually has a history with Murr.

The foursome teams up to work at and make trouble at a beauty store and ask a passer-by in Times Square for help deciphering a text message in Spanish.

The four jokers compete at being attendants in a bridal shop and trying to sell focus groups on perfume advertising campaigns that are unbelievably wrong.

The four try their pranks on spa clients; Sal starts a conversation about dolphin sex; strangers give the boys pennies for their thoughts and regret it.

The boys elbow their way into business conversations and make everyone uncomfortable; their photography presentation leaves something to be desired.

The four jokers wreak havoc at a telemarketing agency with their creative calls, turn a mall fountain into a bathtub, and have spiritual dreams at the shore.

The four fellows become very strange tennis instructors until they get bored with the ploy and then play a baffling game of Now! in the park.

The jokesters ply their trade at a drug store, reassuring shoppers that everything is under control; the balloon challenge in the grocery store gets rebooted.

The gang of four goes trolling for victims at a swimming pool and initiates uncomfortable encounters, and they talk strangers into resending their zany E-mails.

The pranksters join the security staff at a stadium and do poorly, and they contaminate evidence at a class in crime scene investigation.

Joe, Sal, Q and Murr try being blackjack dealers in a casino, lure strangers in the park into a complicated guessing game, and polish clients' shoes badly.

The four jokers go into retail, stepping behind the counter of one of New York City's most legendary delicatessens and then selling popsicles at Union Square.

Each of the four clowns brings a pitiful resume to a mobile phone company at which they are trying to get hired, and they get sassy with the interviewers.

The four pranksters start Season 4 at the beach in Miami, pulling new tricks on passers-by and riding scooters that are remotely controlled by each other.

The jokers stretch their horizons by posing as fencing teachers, and they appear to be getting away with it until one of them faces an Olympian.

The four jokers lead a team-building seminar that is not safe for work and then head out to the boardwalk to pose as caricature artists.

The foursome disturbs patrons by playing Hide-and-Sneak at a grocery store and plays havoc at a barbecue restaurant, and the loser has to give a performance.

The boys mess with patrons after they take over the registers at a burger joint and then go to a department store to cause even more trouble.

The four boys are each humiliated at a convenience store, and they bounce back by attending a wedding expo and saying contradictory things.

The jokers compete at disrupting the silence of a library without getting reprimanded or thrown out and then ask around the mall for their missing wives.

The foursome plays slippery games on the ice and then goes to the park to enlist passers-by in some causes no one would be expected to support.

All of the latest news and reports surrounding the upcoming game are previewed, including a breakdown of both squads and highlights of previous outings.

Coverage of college basketball games.

All of the action surrounding the college basketball matchup is reviewed, including highlights of key moments that defined the outcome of the game.

Rudy Ruettiger, against all odds, gains admission to the University of Notre Dame and becomes a walk-on player with the university's storied football program.

Amateur drivers challenge one another by presenting hand-made, motor-less vehicles, which are judged for their aesthetics, their speed and their road-holding.

Amateur drivers challenge one another by presenting hand-made, motor-less vehicles, which are judged for their aesthetics, their speed and their road-holding.

Murr, Sal, Joe and Q showcase questionable products to participants; later, the big loser must hit and run his mouth to get himself out of trouble.

Sal, Q, Murr & Joe try to find house sitters for their bizarre homes; the big loser has a supersized run-in at the drive-thru with some astonished customers.