Grimerlana Plenty to Like, Plenty to Dislike

Borgarkeri A bit overrated, but still an amazing film

SpunkySelfTwitter It’s an especially fun movie from a director and cast who are clearly having a good time allowing themselves to let loose.

Ava-Grace Willis Story: It's very simple but honestly that is fine.

tasiareeves Greatest Hidden camera show to ever exist. Q, Sal Joe and Murr come through every season. Frrrrrrre.

Rick PrevailingPhotography These guys are the best. I've always seen this show playing at bars when I cant hear, but just seeing it always cracked me up. Then today I noticed it was on tru tv all day long, so I decided what the heck, and watched so much of it. Eatch guy has something to bring to the table, bit for a while I thought Joe and Murr were being picked on more than the Sal and Q. Luckily it started getting even and that makes it more fun in my opinion. Great great show!

gwnightscream This reality TV show features 4 pals from New York, Brian Quinn aka Q, James Murray aka Murr, Joe Gatto and Sal Vulcano who love to perform improvised, practical jokes/gags on each other. They each have 3 challenges to tell someone to do something and vice versa via earpiece/hidden cameras. Anyone with the most losses must participate in an embarassing, challenge whether they want to or not. I started watching this recently and it's humorously entertaining. The guys are very funny (especially Joe) and the stuff they ask or do is outrageous. If you're into laughs & goofiness, definitely check this out.

O2D I have seen every episode of this show a dozen times and as much as it makes me laugh, I can't pretend it's real.For years I always gave these guys the benefit of the doubt every time they proved they were fake but I can't do that anymore.The thing that bothers me the most about them pretending this show is real is that they waited three seasons before they admitted they are a comedy troupe.They purposely hid that fact so no one would catch on to the show being fake.I guess they figured no one would ever question how they have fifty cameras and the "innocent public" never sees them.How do they stand twenty feet away from a guy in the park(holding microphones and cue cards and cackling like elderly witches) and no one ever notices?To make things even worse, the "punishments" never even appear to be real.One time they had Rosie O'Donnell show up and not a single person in the audience reacted like a huge celebrity just showed up.They just sat there quietly.In another episode one of the guys got "tricked" into wrestling Tommy Dreamer.If you believe any wrestling organization would let a minor celebrity enter the ring without some training, there is no help for you.Despite all that, it's still really funny.Watch it.