Impractical Jokers - Murr's Directorial Debut (Punishment) | truTV

For his punishment, Murr must re-watch a student film that he made back in the late 90's. New episodes premiere Thursday, July 16 at 10/9c on truTV

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Impractical Jokers - Murr's Directorial Debut

[ProughZack]

That comment Joe made about his own father was dark as hell.

And also hilarious.

[thipan]

Murr seems really sad about this...almost as if he realised that he never achieved his dream of becoming a director.

[LevelUpLifting]

Damn that punishment was personal, poor Murray lol

[maoribrotha]

$30k on this film!??!? Man Murr must've been really serious about filmmaking. Kinda feel bad for him that he didn't become successful in that area but at least he's part of a successful tv show now.

[goat]

Can we all agree this was 1 of the darkest episodes on impractical jokers. From joes joke about his father to Murray’s unfulfilled dreams.

[adamwhite]

2:13 I love watching Q put the pieces together and react before Joe has even said what the story is.

[conaninflable]

2:16 i love how Q knows where is Joe going...

[itzthemuffinman]

2:12 “In the back of an ambulance in 1995, I watched my father pass from this world to another. My look was very similar to this guy right here”

[Internetdaily]

When Joe said 1995 Q instantly knew where he was going with that

[aaronstallion]

There was emotional pain behind his eyes when she brought up his dad being proud of the film.. must've been a legitimate bad time and his dad made sure he knew it

[kaad]

4:36 Murr starts tearing up. I think they took this one too far. He was a kid with a dream.

[docgun]

From 4:40 to end. I feel bad for murr. The movie might be good or bad but everyone's first thing whether it's love or anything is precious. Even though he had many dangerous punishments physically than this, this was most hurtful mentally. Feel bad for the ferret

[mattrush]

Honestly I got respect for murr going out and chasing his dreams with that money he got from his dad. At least he tried!

[RareVideosByJavierVargasTV]

2:12 is the greatest moment ever aired on television 😂😂❤️

[heatherwilliamsinecuadoran]

The more I analyze this video, the darker it becomes. First, with Joe saying a joke about his dad passing. Then seeing Murr almost cry was heartbreaking.

[artomies]

I live in Finland. I actually saw that movie about 20 years ago on a VHS. It was so bad that I loved it.

[ArexYouxCereal]

If murr chose the car he wouldn't have got (little) experience from being a writer, director, actor, producer. Later years pursuing his dreams to keep submitting scripts and tv show ideas such as the gameshow about the trivia around the world and ofc impractical jokers. He being one of the main reasons the show started and kept pursuing it even after q, sal and joe all had decent careers. Murr is very underrated and does the worst punishments and is a producer of the show.

[gemad]

without murr this show is nothing, 🙏murr

[JustinAmador]

“Orson Welles made Citizen Kane while he was in his 20’s, uh what’s your excuse?” 💀

[astrodax]

I think we should all be grateful for this film and for James Murray. If he hasn't stuck to his dream of performing and done things like producing this film and putting the Tenderloins together (He and Sal put the band together), Impractical Jokers would've not seen the light of day.