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** Sal vs. Randy Couture. Sal gets repeatedly pantsed.
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* ContinuityNod: In the episode "The Truth Hurts," Murr was hooked up to a lie detector and forced to admit he had a crush on his Spanish teacher, Senora Lanza. When Joe and Sal get punished in "Enter The Dragons," they have to pose as a rock group that Murr has dubbed Senora Lanza.
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* ContinuityNod: In the episode "The Truth Hurts," Murr was hooked up to a lie detector and forced to admit he had a crush on his Spanish teacher, Senora Señora Lanza. When Joe and Sal get punished in "Enter The Dragons," they have to pose as a rock group that Murr has dubbed Senora Señora Lanza.
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* VirtualAssistantBlunder: {{Invoked|trope}} when Q tries to get the other Jokers to laugh by having his phone repeatedly say "Now downloading Batman pornography".
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* WritingAroundTrademarks: One of Murr's punishments was taking part in the mock game show ''[[Series/AreYouSmarterThanAFifthGrader Is Murr Smarter than a Young Child Student Between 4th and 6th Grade?]]''
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* WritingAroundTrademarks: One of Murr's punishments was taking part in the mock game show ''[[Series/AreYouSmarterThanAFifthGrader ''[[Series/AreYouSmarterThanA5thGrader Is Murr Smarter than a Young Child Student Between 4th and 6th Grade?]]''
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* ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: For one of Murr's punishments, he has to go to an internet café and play a game called "Close Everyone's Laptops". The objective is to close everyone's laptops.
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* ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: For one of Murr's punishments, he has to go to an internet café and play a game called "Close Everyone's Everybody Else's Laptops". The objective is to close everyone's laptops.
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-->'''Q:''' I'm never gonna un-see what I just saw.
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'''Q:''' I'm never gonna un-see what I
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* BrainBleach: Q is visibly disturbed at watching Murr bleaching his own anus. Sal walks in on the scene and [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere runs away]] [[ScreamingAtSquick screaming]]. (Joe, by contrast, makes a joke about leaving Murr unsupervised and then whacks him on the butt.)
-->'''Q:''' I'm never gonna un-see what I just saw.
-->'''Q:''' I'm never gonna un-see what I just saw.
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* RapidFireNo: Whenever Murr is about to be subjected to a particularly unenjoyable or grueling punishment, he tends to rapidly say no as he pleads to back out of it.
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* CallBack: Murr's skydiving punishment comes up a few times, even being immortalized in a tattoo of a skydiving ferret.
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* TheCastShowOff: Sal is a surprisingly good singer!
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* TheCastShowOff: Sal is a surprisingly good singer! singer! He's also the best dancer, especially with the double-dutch.
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* IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming: Almost every episode up to the first half of season 9 is named after the punishment inflicted on the losing Joker; after Joe left, each episode since is named after the celebrity guest who joins in for the punishment.
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* IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming: Almost every episode up to the first half of season 9 is named after the punishment inflicted on the losing Joker; Joker(s); after Joe left, each episode since is named after the celebrity guest who joins in for the punishment.
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* ConfusingMultipleNegatives: For one challenge, Sal has to get people to join his protest: "Don't stop letting people not help." Even the other Jokers admit that they can't make sense of it.
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* LowerHalfReveal: Invoked once, when Murr is in an office behind a desk. The other guys make him get up to reveal that he's wearing a long pink skirt.
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* PantsPullingPrank: Done twice as a challenge, where the Jokers have to get a stranger to untangle earbud cords before a special guest walks over and pulls down their pants. The first time featured [[Wrestling/TheDudleyBoys Bully Ray]], Wrestling/TommyDreamer, Wrestling/VelvetSky, and [[TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers Luke, a child from a previous challenge]]. The second, filmed in Hollywood, starred Jay and Silent Bob for three Jokers; the recently fired [[ButtMonkey Rob Emmer]] went during Sal's turn and pleaded for his job while pitifully pantsing.
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* PantsPullingPrank: Done twice as a challenge, where the Jokers have to get a stranger to untangle earbud cords before a special guest walks over and pulls down their pants. The first time featured [[Wrestling/TheDudleyBoys Bully Ray]], Wrestling/TommyDreamer, Wrestling/VelvetSky, and [[TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers Luke, a child from a previous challenge]].challenge. The second, filmed in Hollywood, starred Jay and Silent Bob for three Jokers; the recently fired [[ButtMonkey Rob Emmer]] went during Sal's turn and pleaded for his job while pitifully pantsing.
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** During Joe's turn in a round of Can't Touch This, the other Jokers purposely decide to screw with him by having him chase the laser pointer dot around the mall, not even stopping on a single person. When Joe eventually is run ragged and collapses on the floor, the dot stops on his crotch, he touches it, and abruptly loses the challenge with a score of 1.
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* KillItWithFire: During one round of Risky Readers, after Q persuades a young woman to let him read entries from his (fake) daughter's diary, the entries seem relatively innocuous until he gets to a part that has the daughter gush about her [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything vividly-described desire for hot dogs]]. After the challenge is won, the woman promptly encourages Q to [[FieryCoverUp burn the diary and leave no evidence of him having ever read it]].
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* KillItWithFire: [[DiscussedTrope Discussed]]. During one round of Risky Readers, after Q persuades a young woman to let him read entries from his (fake) daughter's diary, the entries seem relatively innocuous until he gets to a part that has the daughter gush about her [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything vividly-described desire for hot dogs]]. After the challenge is won, the woman promptly [[TooMuchInformation promptly]] encourages Q to [[FieryCoverUp burn the diary and leave no evidence of him having ever read it]].
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* KillItWithFire: During one round of Risky Readers, after Q persuades a young woman to let him read entries from his (fake) daughter's diary, the entries seem relatively innocuous until he gets to a part that has the daughter gush about her [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything vividly-described desire for hot dogs]]. After the challenge is won, the woman promptly encourages Q to [[FieryCoverUp burn the diary and leave no evidence of him having ever read it]].
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* EmbarrassingRingtone: "Whose phone is ringing? Mine! Mine!" Sal has to deal with this in at least two punishments.
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* LettingTheAirOutOfTheBand: Invoked. Music that plays during any suitably dramatic/romantic/touching/heroic moment often tends to abruptly slow down and stop for comedy purposes, usually when a competing Joker is told to say something that ruins the mood.
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* AllForNothing: {{Invoked}} at a sushi bar where the Jokers know that they can make Q lose just by telling him to eat sushi (which he absolutely refuses to do), but first they make him do a bunch of other stuff that they know will be for naught.
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* {{Unishment}}: The jokers have mentioned on numerous occasions that Joe is the hardest of the lot to punish because he has little shame. He looks like he's enjoying at least half of his punishments.
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* {{Unishment}}: The jokers have mentioned on numerous occasions that Joe is the hardest of the lot to punish because he has little shame. He looks like he's enjoying at least half of his punishments. (This is especially true when, while dressed as Captain Fatbelly, he gets to tell everyone who's not from Staten Island to "SUCK IT!")
