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The Way to Fly
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Ah murr. Remember him explaining how social media is based on bipolar reversal theory?![]()
I remember that. Was superbthe funniest moment for Murray is when he gets his mouth injected with Novocaine and has to present a talk about food...fecking hilarious...
They're on in Manchester, and I was going to go, but the tickets sold out in about 2 minutes...now they're going for about £120 each on ebay/ticket resale sites...
So if anyone hears of 2 spares for this, let me know...
anyone else think Murr looks a bit like Mascherano?
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Great show.
Surely some of the pranks have to be scripted though, does anyone know?
The chemistry between the four is brilliant
yeah defo Iniesta!I always thought he looked like Iniesta!
Recently got into this working my way through it on series 4 atm. Favourite punishment so far is Sal at thre bingo
So catchyCringe punishments are the best ones...
"Whose phone is ringing, mine, mine mine"
It's surely fake. Everyone in America knows who these guys are now. The second you see any of them out and about you know exactly what's going on.
It's surely fake. Everyone in America knows who these guys are now. The second you see any of them out and about you know exactly what's going on.
One of the Jokers, Joe Gatto, insists to Life & Style that everything you see has to be 100 percent real, or else, it wouldn’t work. “It's definitely authentic,” the 41-year-old explains, “because the show works thanks to that genuine hesitation and fear, dealing with a stranger who doesn't know they're on a hidden camera show. That's the magic of the show.”
That said, as the show has grown more popular and gained fans, he admits it’s been “a little harder to do.” Luckily, they have the advantage of filming in a big city like NYC. “If anyone recognizes us, we just shuffle them along and pick somebody else — there are so many people in the city,” Joe details. “If someone recognizes us, they're not on our show.”
Well, sometimes they will use viewers, but only so they can play around with them. “[Some people have] said that they were fans and we've messed with them on purpose to let the public know that we knew they knew the show,” the reality star shares.
They also don’t always have the option of avoiding these people, and that’s when producers will step in. Joe recounts times where they’ve been talking to someone totally clueless, and a fan shows up and puts their prank at risk. “We have our production team that helps us swoop in and Liam Neeson these people, like [in] Taken — [they] pull them off to the side,” he jokes.
Joe has a final warning for those who think they can pull off going on the show as a fan: You’re not fooling anyone. “They'll walk over and they turn into these robots,” he says of the fakers. “They can't even act human. They're excited and nervous to be on the show — it's easier to sniff them out than people think.”