Yes, I deal with that all the time, thank you for bringing that up. Other than that, I think anything’s game.ĭo you ever feel like your punishments are worse than the other guys’?
We’re always pushing boundaries, but we know, generally, we’re not going to kill anybody or rob a bank. A few seasons ago they threw me out of an airplane – and I’m terrified of heights – for a punishment and it was hysterical because I cried like a very young school child it was so funny and terrifying. I think we’re pretty good judges of what lines we can cross and what lines we can’t. Well, you know, these are my best friends for 26 years, we went to high school together and we formed our comedy troupe The Tenderloins years ago, so I know literally everything about them. It’s kind of like Candid Camera meets reality TV.Īre there lines you personally refuse to cross? If we refuse to do anything they tell us, you lose and you get punished in some horribly embarrassing way. Impractical Jokers is an upside-down prank show, where the four us – the guys and I, my best friends for 26 years, – get an earpiece and go out into the public where we have to do or say whatever our best friends tell us. How would you describe, in your own words, Impractical Jokers? Joker James Murray, who is better known as Murr, took time to chat with Sling and answer some fan questions.
It’s easy to argue Brian ‘Q’ Quinn, Joseph Gatto, Sal Vulcano and James ‘Murr’ Murray are living the dream getting paid to humiliate your best friends of 26 years and travel the world doing what you love ain’t so bad a gig. Now, 17 years later, those same guys star in their own show that’s close to wrapping up its fifth season on truTV called Impractical Jokers. In 1999, four high school friends formed a live comedy troupe called The Tenderloins.
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