#prank show

[one-time-i-dreamt]

I was on a prank show where I would walk up to businessmen, hand them a few dollars cash, and say, “It gets better,” while looking them deeply in the eyes with a sympathetic smile and then walk away.

[blockedragon]

I think it'd be funny if they recruited yet another bigfoot hunter crew for yet another "Finding-Bigfoot" style show and then hired a second secret team with a very different but equally vital job: tricking team A into thinking it's all real. I'm not sure if this would be legal OR ethical, but it certainly would be funny... As long as no one on team A is allowed to go in armed. That could end badly. Team A is set up thinking they will be on another "Finding Bigfoot" sort of show where they just have to spout nonsense and claim every noise in the distance is a sasquatch, repeat for eight seasons... Then, once they've been filming for a while and are good and complacent they'll actually start finding footprints. Once in a while they'll see a big guy in a costume wandering around in the distance, juuuust far enough to make them wonder if it was really him. Meanwhile, the show is ACTUALLY about Team B putting that budget to use in order to trick Team A into thinking it's real. We're talkin' speakers that play ape noises, tall people in expertly crafted costumes, bear fur, falsified DNA tests of said bear fur, drones, and hired scientists who'll feign shock as Team A keeps bringing evidence in to be looked at.

On the last episode, they'll finally get lucky one night and catch him in a cage trap. Once they've had time to react for the camera the guy in the trap can pull his mask off and reveal the ruse for what it was. Then we get to see that reaction.

Let's see how these types would actually feel if they found something! No acting, no prior warnings. Let's see how these dudes would actually handle it!

[i-think-you-should-leave]

I don't even want to be around anymore.

[howifeltabouthim]

At times like these, Claire thought that maybe God did exist, not as some benevolent being or terrifying father, but as the omniscient equivalent of a prank show host. An Ashton Kutcher kind of God.

Laura Hankin, from Happy & You Know It

[laughissims]

Laugh Is Fun!

Season 1, Episode 1

Clocks

Opening Intro

[abs0luteb4stard]

😂WATCHING😂

If this ever comes out on BluRay I hope they give a HUGE long special feature(s) about how they set up various pranks.

And especially the car accident part.

The jumping through the sliding glass door and the jumper cable shock, and the blender at the shake shop.

It took a lot of logistics to do all these gags. It'd be a shame if they didn't document how they set them up, and the people they hired thinking they were like cleaning a house only to be pranked by Eric Andre busting through the glass door. Lol

[seventhdiscipleworldwide]

(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NbzIiFQvnv4)

[i-think-you-should-leave]

"You thought it was funny."

"I thought it was interesting."