The Untold Truth of Impractical Jokers: Murr and Sal's Wild Ride

Impractical Jokers has taken the world by storm, entertaining millions with its hilarious pranks and punishments. Behind the scenes, however, there are stories that even die-hard fans may not know about. One such story involves Murr and Sal, two of the show's four lifelong friends who make up the comedy quartet.

In 1999, Murr, Sal, Brian 'Q' Quinn, and Joe Gatto formed a comedy group known as The Tenderloins. Little did they know that their friendship would soon lead to one of the most popular TV shows in history. But before Impractical Jokers premiered on TruTV in December 2011, there was another venture that almost didn't see the light of day.

Full Cup, a music venue and bar owned by Sal Vulcano, ran into financial trouble in 2014. Despite this setback, Murr and Sal's friendship remained strong, and their popularity continued to grow. In fact, Impractical Jokers was renewed for a 10th season just a few months ago.

The show may seem like a simple game of pranks and punishments, but there's more to it than meets the eye. The four friends have starred in their own movie and take their antics on the road, entertaining fans around the world. But what about when the cameras aren't rolling?

In an episode of Impractical Jokers' podcast, Sal Vulcano joined host Joey Fatone to give fans a glimpse into the guys' private lives. From hula-hooping competitions to embarrassing stories, there's no shortage of hilarious moments.

So, what can we expect from Murr and Sal in the future? Will they continue to bring laughter and entertainment to our screens? Only time will tell, but one thing is for sure - their friendship and camaraderie are at the heart of Impractical Jokers' success.

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