A special visitor appears on Impractical Jokers Season 9 Episode 18 to commemorate a Joker defeat. As Jokers prepare to produce an infomercial that their intended audience isn’t ready for, controversy erupts.
The jokers recently went on to pitch an innovation that in no way belonged to them on the show before we proceeded with the same. Some of the targets tried them out, while others decided they didn’t want to get that near.
Aside from that, two of the jokers joked about building the worst possible online dating profile for each other. Lastly, as a kind of punishment, the runner-up was forced to undergo an audition unlike any other.
So let’s take a look back at what happened on the last episode of Impractical Jokers before moving on to the release date, spoilers, and where you can watch it online.
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A prank that the Jokers performed on Impractical Jokers Season 9 saw them pretend to be businessmen. They have a pitch meeting for their invention scheduled for tomorrow.
Until then, they will be pitching it to an unsuspecting office employee. To make matters worse, they don’t even understand what they’ve created. There are others who will be directing them to muck up the pitch while they are on stage.
Things that happened in the previous episode that could have an impact on Impractical Jokers season 9 episode 18 An interview with the inventor of the Macrowave dubbed Q is featured.
Joe was the first to appear, and he presented Hansal with what appears to be a windshield wiper phone case. Hansal agreed, despite the faults, that the invention was viable. Next, Prince Herb unveiled what appeared to be a Macrowave-like device.
Everything that you wouldn’t want to cook in a microwave is cooked in this contraption. Waves are generated by this innovation, and the woman the inventor presented it to was terrified of being near it.
Afterwards, Murr gave a speech to Amber. The Tanning Bed for Children was invented by Murr. Amber proceeded to inquire about the potential size difficulties that might arise. After all that, she still agreed that the invention would succeed.
A sexist cleaning toy was also introduced. The woman was sceptical at first, but eventually agreed to the invention. The loser board starts with Prince Herb, because he is the only one who suffered a loss.
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Q and Joe will face up as eligible bachelors in the next round. They’ll get guidance with their online dating profiles from a stranger. The problem is that both of them filled in the profile of the other person.
Joe has a new best friend who is ten times cooler than he is. In contrast, Q had a distinct edge because he was seeing someone who had recently created her dating profile. Although their profiles were a jumble, it worked, and they received a positive response.
In the end, Prince Herb is forced to go through an audition as a kind of punishment. For a television drama, he’s portraying a haughty jerk. He’ll be guided to action by the others.
In two cases, the show’s producers were among the auditionees. As the wild audition came to a close, Prince Herb went on to sing, remember names, speak Spanish, and even go on the cursing.
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Spoilers For Impractical Jokers Season 9 Episode 18
Season 9 Episode 18 of Impractical Jokers will air on April 2, 2022. “Eric Andre” is its name. Eric André makes a cameo appearance in this episode, as implied by the episode’s title, and joins the jokers in their shenanigans.
He’s going to give the loser a jarring moment of freedom. We may expect to see Sal, Q, and Murr creating controversial infomercials portraying themselves as outlandish exterminators, according to the episode’s synopsis.
On truTV, Impractical Jokers Season 9 Episode 18 begins at roughly 10:00 p.m. ET. You may watch Impractical Jokers Season 9 Episode 18 by purchasing or renting it through Amazon Prime Video’s video-on-demand services.
Season 9 of Impractical Jokers will have a runtime of 26 episodes. Expect a new episode of Impractical Jokers every Saturday after the ninth.
