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* ProductionPosse: Over the course of the show's original run, Ashton proceeded to prank the majority of his ''Series/That70sShow'' co-stars, with the single exception being Topher Grace.
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* ProductionPosse: Over the course of the show's original run, Ashton proceeded to prank the majority of his ''Series/That70sShow'' co-stars, with the single exception being Topher Grace.Creator/TopherGrace.
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A CandidCameraPrank-type RealityTV show (2003-2007; 2012-) airing on {{MTV}}, first hosted by Creator/AshtonKutcher and then, in TheRevival in 2012, by a series of celebrity hosts for each episode. It focused on pranking celebrities, with varying reactions from temper tantrums to tears.
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A CandidCameraPrank-type RealityTV show (2003-2007; 2012-) airing on {{MTV}}, Creator/{{MTV}}, first hosted by Creator/AshtonKutcher and then, in TheRevival in 2012, by a series of celebrity hosts for each episode. It focused on pranking celebrities, with varying reactions from temper tantrums to tears.
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A HiddenCameraPrank-type RealityTV show (2003-2007; 2012-) airing on {{MTV}}, first hosted by Creator/AshtonKutcher and then, in TheRevival in 2012, by a series of celebrity hosts for each episode. It focused on pranking celebrities, with varying reactions from temper tantrums to tears.
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A HiddenCameraPrank-type CandidCameraPrank-type RealityTV show (2003-2007; 2012-) airing on {{MTV}}, first hosted by Creator/AshtonKutcher and then, in TheRevival in 2012, by a series of celebrity hosts for each episode. It focused on pranking celebrities, with varying reactions from temper tantrums to tears.
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A RealityTV show (2003-2007; 2012-) airing on {{MTV}}, first hosted by Creator/AshtonKutcher and then, in TheRevival in 2012, by a series of celebrity hosts for each episode. It focused on pranking celebrities, with varying reactions from temper tantrums to tears.
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A HiddenCameraPrank-type RealityTV show (2003-2007; 2012-) airing on {{MTV}}, first hosted by Creator/AshtonKutcher and then, in TheRevival in 2012, by a series of celebrity hosts for each episode. It focused on pranking celebrities, with varying reactions from temper tantrums to tears.
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* JustJokingJustification: What the show runs on. They basically go to unsuspecting celebrities and attempt to inflict emotional damage on them (usually through property damage/pretending they're going to get arrested/making it look like they've done something horrible to a stranger), then act like they've done nothing wrong because it was just a "prank".
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* ToiletHumour: SalmaHayek is accused of [[http://www.vh1.com/video/misc/636111/salma-hayek-gets-punkd.jhtml clogging the toilet with a massive turd]].
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* ToiletHumour: SalmaHayek Creator/SalmaHayek is accused of [[http://www.vh1.com/video/misc/636111/salma-hayek-gets-punkd.jhtml clogging the toilet with a massive turd]].
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A RealityTV show (2003-2007; 2012-) airing on {{MTV}}, first hosted by AshtonKutcher and then, in TheRevival in 2012, by a series of celebrity hosts for each episode. It focused on pranking celebrities, with varying reactions from temper tantrums to tears.
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A RealityTV show (2003-2007; 2012-) airing on {{MTV}}, first hosted by AshtonKutcher Creator/AshtonKutcher and then, in TheRevival in 2012, by a series of celebrity hosts for each episode. It focused on pranking celebrities, with varying reactions from temper tantrums to tears.
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* JerkAss: As mentioned in the page quote, the show basically consisted of Ashton and crew trying to emotionally damage unsuspecting celebrities by making them believe their possessions were damaged/destroyed/taken or having them believe they hurt an innocent person.
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->''"Ashton Kutcher, the famous actor and professional manchild, hosted MTV’s Punk’d, a hidden camera show where a team of terrible actors attempted to inflict emotional damage on unsuspecting celebrities, usually by pretending to do something horrible to a stranger and then blaming it on the person being pranked. Sounds hilarious, right? It’s as if the creator had seen [[WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons Homer Simpson]] “prank” Ned Flanders into thinking his family had been killed, but he [[MisaimedFandom didn’t get the joke."''
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->''"Ashton Kutcher, the famous actor and professional manchild, hosted MTV’s Punk’d, a hidden camera show where a team of terrible actors attempted to inflict emotional damage on unsuspecting celebrities, usually by pretending to do something horrible to a stranger and then blaming it on the person being pranked. Sounds hilarious, right? It’s as if the creator had seen [[WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons Homer Simpson]] “prank” Ned Flanders into thinking his family had been killed, but he [[MisaimedFandom didn’t get the joke.joke]]."''
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->''"Ashton Kutcher, the famous actor and professional manchild, hosted MTV’s Punk’d, a hidden camera show where a team of terrible actors attempted to inflict emotional damage on unsuspecting celebrities, usually by pretending to do something horrible to a stranger and then blaming it on the person being pranked. Sounds hilarious, right? It’s as if the creator had seen [[WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons Homer Simpson]] “prank” Ned Flanders into thinking his family had been killed, but he [[MisaimedFandom didn’t get the joke."''
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* ProductionPossee: Over the course of the show's original run, Ashton proceeded to prank the majority of his ''Series/That70sShow'' co-stars, with the single exception being Topher Grace.
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* ProductionPossee: ProductionPosse: Over the course of the show's original run, Ashton proceeded to prank the majority of his ''Series/That70sShow'' co-stars, with the single exception being Topher Grace.
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* GenreSavvy: When [[Series/{{Friends}} Matthew Perry]] was featured, he never seemed to buy into the set-up[[note]] a stolen car he was being shown to possibly buy[[/note]]. Even when the cops showed up he wasn't fazed.
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* GenreSavvy: EpicFail: On the occasions when the prank has been blown in some way - such as planning to have a truck run over a replica Wrestling/{{Goldberg}}'s prized motorcycle, only for the truck to miss.
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** When [[Series/{{Friends}} Matthew Perry]] was featured, he never seemed to buy into the set-up[[note]] a stolen car he was being shown to possibly buy[[/note]]. Even when the cops showed up he wasn'tfazed.fazed.
** Ashton "quitting" the show after the second series in-part an attempt to pull one on the audience, and in-part to stop people from immediately figuring out they were being punk'd. When he ended the show in 2007, it was again due to it becoming harder to catch people off-guard.
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** Ashton "quitting" the show after the second series in-part an attempt to pull one on the audience, and in-part to stop people from immediately figuring out they were being punk'd. When he ended the show in 2007, it was again due to it becoming harder to catch people off-guard.
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* RunningGag: When pranking pro-wrestlers, Ashton routinely began referring to himself as "The Farmhand" & acting like he was cutting a promo whilst talking to the viewer.
* RunningGag: When pranking pro-wrestlers, Ashton routinely began referring to himself as "The Farmhand" & acting like he was cutting a promo whilst talking to the viewer.
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* UnnecessaryCombatRoll: On Creator/SethGreen's episode, where he had been tricked into believing that a craps game he was at was being raided by cops, one of them did a roll on the floor after crashing though a glass door. After learning it was all a prank Green commented about the guy doing the roll which he thought was "completely unnecessary" at the time.
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* UnnecessaryCombatRoll: On Creator/SethGreen's episode, where he had been tricked into believing that a craps game he was at was being raided by cops, one of them did a roll on the floor after [[SuperWindowJump crashing though a glass door.door]]. After learning it was all a prank Green commented about the guy doing the roll which he thought was "completely unnecessary" at the time.
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A RealityTV show (2003-2007; 2012) airing on {{MTV}}, first hosted by AshtonKutcher and then, in TheRevival in 2012, by a series of celebrity hosts for each episode. It focused on pranking celebrities, with varying reactions from temper tantrums to tears.
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A RealityTV show (2003-2007; 2012) 2012-) airing on {{MTV}}, first hosted by AshtonKutcher and then, in TheRevival in 2012, by a series of celebrity hosts for each episode. It focused on pranking celebrities, with varying reactions from temper tantrums to tears.
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* OffTheRails: There have been a few pranks that have never made it to air, such as the victimized star refusing to sign the release, but the one for Music/TheBlackEyesPeas reportedly went sideways when they figured out the [[GenreSavvy cops were fake]], but [[WrongGenreSavvy thought they were being robbed]] and a fight broke out.
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* OffTheRails: There have been a few pranks that have never made it to air, such as the victimized star refusing to sign the release, but the one for Music/TheBlackEyesPeas Music/TheBlackEyedPeas reportedly went sideways when they figured out the [[GenreSavvy cops were fake]], but [[WrongGenreSavvy thought they were being robbed]] and a fight broke out.
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* OffTheRails: There have been a few pranks that have never made it to air, such as the victimized star refusing to sign the release, but the one for Music/TheBlackEyesPeas reportedly went sideways when they figured out the [[GenreSavvy cops were fake]], but [[WrongGenreSavvy thought they were being robbed]] and a fight broke out.
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* StunnedSilence: [[Series/That70sShow Wilmer Valderrama]] couldn't do anything but stare in shock as [[http://www.mtv.com/videos/misc/140927/wilmers-car.jhtml his expensive car was dented and had its windows smashed in]].
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* ToiletHumour: SalmaHayek is accused of [[http://www.vh1.com/video/misc/636111/salma-hayek-gets-punkd.jhtml clogging the toilet with a massive turd]].
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* NakedPeopleAreFunny: Jessica Alba's test was to try to shop while a man ran around the store naked. Surprisingly, she succeeded and stayed calm the entire time.
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* GuestHost: The revival in 2012 featured exclusively a host for each episode, instead of the one during the original, Kutcher-hosted years.
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* TheHost: For theone during the original, Kutcher-hosted years.original four-year run, it was [[Series/That70sShow Ashton Kutcher]].
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* GenrySavvy: When [[Series/{{Friends}} Matthew Perry]] was featured, he never seemed to buy into the set-up[[note: a stolen car he was being shown to possibly buy]]. Even when the cops showed up he wasn't fazed.
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* RetroactiveRecognition: [[Series/SaturdayNightLive Bill Hader]] was a field agent, as was [[Series/{{Wipeout2008}} Jill Wagner]].
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* RetroactiveRecognition: BillHader [[Series/SaturdayNightLive Bill Hader]] was a field agent, as was [[Series/Wipeout2008 [[Series/{{Wipeout2008}} Jill Wagner]].
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* UnnecessaryCombatRoll: On Creator/SethGreen's episode, where he had been tricked into believing that a craps game he was at was being raided by cops, one of them did a roll on the floor after crashing though a glass door. After learning it was all a prank Green commented about the guy doing the roll which he thought was "completely unnecessary" at the time.
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