: The Jokers were assigned three specific, awkward tasks to complete at a greeting card store. The Punishment

: In Central Park, each Joker had to convince a stranger to agree with a ludicrous or offensive statement provided by the others. Q was the only winner of this round, as the topics for Murr, Joe, and Sal were intentionally designed to be highly disagreeable.

: Working in teams—Sal and Murr versus Q and Joe—the Jokers acted as real estate marketing experts. They gave a "classless" presentation to a group of potential investors, with the goal of receiving the most votes. Joe and Q lost after their presentation included a humorous but insulting slide targeting female employees and a slide mocking Joe's actual home.

The episode has a runtime of approximately 20 minutes and is rated TV-14. An enhanced version, titled aired in 2016, providing behind-the-scenes facts such as details on Murr's golf cart escape and trivia about the Jokers' personal lives. "Impractical Jokers" Hopeless and Changeless (TV ... - IMDb

Hopeless and Changeless * Episode aired Sep 24, 2015. * TV-14. * 20m. Hopeless and Changeless

The episode is structured around three primary challenges designed to test the Jokers' ability to maintain a straight face while performing absurd tasks:

In this episode, was the big loser and faced a punishment at a local racetrack. He was forced to compete in a race while driving a golf cart, which led to a "harrowing race to the finish" where he narrowly escaped serious injury from the much faster racing vehicles. Production and Legacy