Lunatics Q, Sal, Joe et Murr, quatre amis à l'humour bien potache, se lancent des défis qu'ils doivent relever à tour de rôle en caméra cachée. Qu'ils s'improvisent blogueurs, vendeurs ou qu'ils confient leurs secrets, ils sont forcément drôles.

À l’aube de la Seconde Guerre mondiale, pendant l’automne 1937, le lieutenant-colonel Yûki de l’armée impériale met en place dans le plus grand secret l’Agence D, un organisme formant des espions. Contrairement aux jeunes hommes qui intègrent l’armée dans un esprit nationaliste, les personnes recrutées sont des universitaires diplômés qui passent les difficiles tests de sélection avec brio. Ils sont formés à manier les explosifs, les communications sans fil, à conduire des véhicules ou des avions, et surtout à recueillir de précieuses informations.

Christian Borg est un jet-setteur, son oncle Arthur Brecht l'emploie pour des missions d'espionnage afin de payer ses dettes, mais durant ces missions Christian se fait conduire par le bout du nez par toutes les jolies filles qu'il croise. Anette est là pour lui donner des équipements originaux afin de l'aider dans ses missions.

Le mystérieux voleur Joker ne fait pas que dérober des choses. Insaisissable et audacieux, il parcourt le monde à la recherche d’un trésor accompagné de son partenaire et cuisinier Hachi. Pendant leur périple, ils doivent échapper aux pièges tendus par la police afin d’atteindre leur but ultime, le trésor intemporel...

Le détective Kazuyoshi Date (Masato Sakai) est connu autour de la police de la préfecture de Kanagawa sous le nom de "Bouddha" - en raison de sa nature douce. La nuit, Kazuyoshi Date se transforme en un justicier qui déchaîne sa colère sur les criminels.

Hidden camera show where comedians set each other unbelievably awkward challenges.

Be a guest at a Dinner Party with the stars of Impractical Jokers every Thursday night! Join Sal, Joe, Q and Murr aka The Tenderloins as they dish about their week, their friendship and whatever else is thrown on their dinner table. Just because they can't be together, doesn't mean they have to stop laughing.

Rugawa is a mysterious beauty who runs a video streaming channel called Joker and rakes in money through videos posted on the site. She talks Yanagi, a middle-aged man who has been laid off and in financial difficulties, into joining her. He finds himself becoming her accomplice in video production. Joker distributes videos which infiltrate troubles that border on crimes. These include as the realities of idols who play the pure and innocent type, scams involving phone calls targeting old women who are easily deceived, and “sakura business” based on matchmaking apps. Many viewers get excited by the clever traps that Rugawa lays. She has no reservations about exposing her subjects as if she is the voice of netizens. What is her motive?

The reality show "Joker" has been prepared for a special broadcast of Filimo in a different and comedic atmosphere. In this fascinating and fun competition, a number of famous artistic, sports, social, etc. figures compete in a closed room to make each other laugh, but the main challenge is that they themselves should not laugh.

Joey Fatone hosts a behind the scenes look at Impractical Jokers.

One day, a suspicious-looking audio CD is delivered to Shiroyama Kyosuke, the company president of Hinode Beer, the industry’s top brewer. Shiroyama is shaken by the contents which pin the company down for its past misdeeds.

Snoop Dogg, who counted The Joker's Wild as his favorite game show growing up, will host TBS's new version, which is set in his casino, complete with a gigantic slot machine, as well as giant dice and playing cards. Streetwise questions and problem solving, not just book smarts, will rule the floor, with all the action controlled by the one and only Snoop D-O Double G.

Impractical Jokers: Inside Jokes packs classic, fan-favorite episodes of the show with shareable pop-up facts directly from the Jokers themselves, giving viewers a unique and unprecedented look behind the curtain.

Joker Poker was a late night Australian poker program on Network Ten which aired in 2005 and 2006. Series one was hosted by Adam Spencer, with series two hosted by Mike Goldman. Both series were co-hosted by New Zealand poker pro Lee Nelson and Australian model Laura Weston acted as hostess. The show was produced by Australian Production Company Freehand Group.

The show featured Australian comedians playing no-limit Texas hold'em poker. Four comedians compete in each episode on behalf of their chosen charity. It was recorded in the high rollers' room of Sydney's Star City Casino for the first season and in a studio at Fox Studios in Sydney for the second. The weekly winner donates $5,000 to charity, while the series winner donates $25,000.

A New Zealand version also aired in 2007.

Join four fearless practical jokers who use hidden cameras to create funny and embarrassing encounters with the public.

The Inspired Unemployed Impractical Jokers have to do and say what they are told in secretly filmed challenges . If they refuse, they lose. At the end of the episode, the joker that loses the most challenges takes on the ultimate punishment. Lifelong mates, Jack, Falcon, Dom and Liam receive commands through an earpiece and hidden cameras capture the chaos. This is the show that revels in The Impractical Jokers’ social awkwardness, as they are instructed to do and say the outrageous.

The Joker's Wild is an American television game show that aired at different times during the 1970s through the 1990s. Contestants answered questions based on categories that were determined randomly by a mechanism resembling a slot machine. The show's title refers to the game's slot machine-mechanism also having jokers.

The show was billed as "the game where knowledge is king and lady luck is queen", and was notable for being the first successful game show produced by Jack Barry after his company's role in the quiz show scandals during the late 1950s. The success of the series led in part to the reformation of Barry & Enright Productions in the 1970s, which reunited Barry with his partner Dan Enright. The series was always referred to as a Jack Barry Production in the closing credits, however.

Barry's sons, Jonathan and Douglas Barry, were co-executive producers for the 1990s version, which was produced in association with Richard S. Kline and billed as a Kline and Friends production in association with Jack Barry Productions.