The guys put their green thumbs to the test as workers in a garden center, demonstrate how not to save lives as CPR instructors, and they're full of bologna working a deli counter.
The guys toy with customers at a candy store using bizarre party props, they all try their hands at nosing, and they break the rules of appropriate elevator etiquette.
The guys relive the moments that made them cringe, crack under pressure, and reveal behind the scenes info on the surprises that came out of left field.
The guys try to hold strangers' hands in the park, get touchy-feely with patrons in a comic book store, and race through the aisles of a grocery store.
The guys say all the wrong things when conducting sensitivity training, have unexpected celebrity sightings on the street, and are forced into being unreceptive receptionists in a busy office.
The guys enlist shoppers to settle senseless debates in the mall; scream for ice-cream as patrons in a parlor; protest unconventional causes in the park.
The guys debut uninspiring inventions to stunned focus groups, use people for pillows, talk shoppers out of their desired products; then the loser has his laptop make noises in a coffee shop.
The guys search for imaginary places with a little help from strangers, pick their own poison in the park, and there's a surprise behind every door in the horrifying hunt for a house-sitter.
The guys face off as optometrists, they break each other's banks giving bad financial advice, and push outrageous political platforms in a fruitless hunt for votes.
The guys host a taste test with embarrassing survey questions, haggle over priceless pieces of junk at a flea market, and tank as attendants at a gas station.
Joe, Sal, Murr, and Q try their hands at giving palm readings, manicures, and much more in a humiliating quest to avoid facing the ultimate punishment.
The guys lose sight of social etiquette with strangers in the park, present disastrous timeshare opportunities to future vacationers, and get sneaky with people's pockets in the grocery store.
The guys hug it out with strangers in the park, go head-to-head pitching wacky inventions to confused consumers, and launch a manhunt for their imaginary wives.
The guys paint themselves into a corner teaching an art class, face the dartboard of destiny at a local bar, and tonight's loser stresses out over a Joker home invasion.
The guys are challenged to hold in their laughter during presentations designed to crack them up; when Joe, Sal, and Murr try to gang up on Q, he turns the tables.
The guys strike out with patrons in a bowling alley and try to force-feed unsuspecting diners; a surprise visit by Rosie O'Donnell has tonight's loser seeing double.
The guys compete to attach the most balloons to unsuspecting grocery shoppers; absurd tasks at a music store; trying to get compliments on some unique outfits.
Foster kid Roger (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) loves the Anaheim Angels, even though they're the worst team in the major leagues. His estranged dad promises to reunite the family if the Angels make it to the World Series, so Roger decides to ask for some divine help and prays that his favorite team will turn things around. Soon, a real angel named Al (Christopher Lloyd) shows up in response to Roger's prayers, and Anaheim's hopeless coach (Danny Glover) is shocked to see his team on a winning streak.
Foster kid Roger (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) loves the Anaheim Angels, even though they're the worst team in the major leagues. His estranged dad promises to reunite the family if the Angels make it to the World Series, so Roger decides to ask for some divine help and prays that his favorite team will turn things around. Soon, a real angel named Al (Christopher Lloyd) shows up in response to Roger's prayers, and Anaheim's hopeless coach (Danny Glover) is shocked to see his team on a winning streak.