They’re inspired unemployed.
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Is Dr Dre actually a doctor? 
Is the Ministry of Sound actually a government ministry?
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I mean i guess they couldn’t call it the same name as the US one so had to add inspired unemployed.
I’m sure nothing would’ve stopped them using the same name since they clearly have the format rights, but The Inspired Unemployed has a certain amount of recognition they would have wanted to capitalize on by including it in the name.
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Looks like auditions are now open for season 2.
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Oh I thought it was unsuspecting people they did it to? I know a lot of “actors” were background characters last season
It is “unsuspecting people” but their friends or family set them up.
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A prank featuring a member of comedy duo The Inspired Unemployed (Jack Steele) and three high-profile Australian feminists went awry on Wednesday night, with audience members furious at what they labelled a “fake event” that was “triggering” and “painfully unfunny”.
Promoted on social media under the title Love Unboxed, the free event held at The Neilson on Sydney’s Walsh Bay, promised an evening of “insightful discourse and thought-provoking discussions as renowned feminists Antoinette Lattouf, Clementine Ford and Yumi Stynes engage in a lively conversation on the intricacies of sex, love, relationships and marriage”.
As the discussion unfolded – with seemingly serious intent on the part of the women – Steele received his orders via earpiece from the rest of the Inspired Unemployed team.
Steele’s attendance had actually been orchestrated as part of a skit for the second season of the TV show (Impractical) Jokers.
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This is hilarious. Fancy these Uber feminists in the audience getting triggered and crying at what clearly was a joke. They must have no sense of humour and revel in their lives of doom and gloom. Snowflakes.
Dont dare say that! You’ll get banned for a week if a certain person has it in for you.
You really are getting very tiresome.
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Is this what Comedy in this country has become?
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Sounds like a Sacha Baron Cohen style stunt… the poor snowflakes in the audience will get over it.
Don’t keep saying that. You ll get banned for life. 
In a video promoting the first season premiering in the UK today, The Inspired Unemployed guys dropped a hint that season 2 was close.
It was announced on The Project tonight that Season 2 of Impractical Jokers returns August 14th to 10 & Paramount+.
https://x.com/theprojecttv/status/1813498439138725902?s=46&t=RPKXX3QJ5bwM_6c5rMb0S
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Big night for comedy with ‘Thank God You’re Here’, ‘Impractical Jokers’ on 10 and Guy’s ‘Spelling Bee’ on the ABC.
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Yes. No. Maybe.
The Boys Are Back In Town. The Inspired Unemployed (Impractical) Jokers Returns For A Second Season.
The New Season Premieres Wednesday, 14 August At 8.30pm On 10 And 10 Play, Or Stream The Entire Series On Paramount+.
The Jokers are back for a new season, and this time the pranks and punishments are being taken to a new level.
Jack, Falcon, Dom and Liam are The Inspired Unemployed (Impractical) Jokers , four lifelong mates who will stop at nothing to embarrass one another. This show revels in the Jokers’ social awkwardness, as they are instructed to do and say the outrageous to unsuspecting people, all whilst hidden cameras capture the chaos.
Watch (and cringe) as they take over the tradie counter in a hardware store, pitch crazy inventions, get fiery at Teppanyaki, become pedicurists and more. Setting themselves loose in everyday situations, these internet sensations will make the ordinary awkward when The Inspired Unemployed (Impractical) Jokers premieres on Wednesday, 14 August.
And on top of all the hilarity, they’ve roped in some famous friends to help create chaos including ARIA Award-winning singer songwriter Amy Shark, UFC heavyweight fighter Tai ‘Bam Bam’ Tuivasa, and Olympic and Commonwealth Games Diver, Sam Fricker. What could possibly go wrong?
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