The jokers go to work in a car showroom and invade people's space in a hairdressers.
The jokers offer free massages and attempt to join strangers' conversations.
The jokers are forced to use bizarre words in a bookshop and pose as nightclub bouncers.
The jokers convince complete strangers into taking a ridiculous amount of photos of them.
The Jokers face a focus group to present their autobiography.
The jokers analyse the public's handwriting and become unhelpful tourist guides.
Hidden camera comedy show as four friends challenge each other to ever greater public humiliation. Rounds include how many scoops of peas they can put on someone else's plate, selling swimwear by modelling it on Brighton beach, and doing anything but selling furniture.
The Jokers head to a shopping centre to describe their missing wife to the public.
The jokers try to get the public to sign their petitions, but for what, they don't know. Kill all the swans? Ban poor people on the weekends?
This week's first challenge sees the Jokers at a summer festival. They then pair up to give presentations on teamwork, and attempt to run an ice cream stand.
This week the boys must go to the toilet with a stranger, face guests at a youth hostel, and face having their personal possessions burned.
Matt plays the nose-piano in a music shop, a quiet café is disturbed by fart noises, and then the guys must win a kiss from a stranger. The biggest loser faces a terrifying forfeit strapped to the top of an aeroplane.
The Jokers head to the park for an enjoyable game of Touch the Stranger, then they must give a presentation about new global solutions to an unsuspecting focus group, before taking a job in a fast food burrito bar.
The Jokers conduct a survey about sweets. What will respondents make of the boys' bizarre lines of enquiry?
A deli counter prank threatens to end in nudity, before the Jokers go head-to-head surreptitiously attaching balloons to strangers.
