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We are back, bitches!
Ba-bam!
Yeah!
We are subjecting ourselves
to another season of punishment
for your enjoyment.
That's right. That's right.
I hope you all enjoy it, 'cause
we're back, baby.
But before we jump headfirst
into season 2, we wanted to take
a few minutes to talk to you
about some of our favorite
moments.
Let's relive some of the
horror.
Excellent. Excellent.
The show is torturous enough
where we never know what we have
to say or do.
It's 10 times worse when we
think we know, we think we've
got a handle on what's about to
happen, and then something
changes.
You don't know what's coming,
and your friends do.
Right. And everybody could be
involved in it.
Like, the crew, the camera
guy... everybody could know but
me.
We have got q's dad to come here
today.
Q has no idea.
If you think it's hard for us to
say these things to strangers,
the only way we can top
ourselves is if we have to speak
it to our own parents.
Here he is. Here he is.
What the?
What am I supposed to do,
pretend this isn't my father?
Dad, what are you doing here?
All right.
Here we go.
Well, what can I help you with,
sir?
Three hamburgers.
Three burgers?
"Let me ask you a question,
pops... you and mom still poke?"
"What's up, pops?
You and mom still poke?"
Everybody settle down.
Do you and mom...
I knew it. He can't do it.
I can't breathe.
It's impossible.
Do it!
You understand I have to...
So, with that, do you and mom...
So is that to stay or to go,
dad?
Oh!
Stay? Okay.
All right, pop, well, here's
your change.
So, what do you say, dad?
Can I get a tip?
That's the tip I get.
My father didn't tip me.
I have, in my life, had a lot of
moments of confusion.
Like, almost every day, I wake
up, and I'm like, "where am I?
Who am I?
What's going on?"
But when my father walked into
the store and my mind didn't
jump to, "oh, the guys brought
him in."
My mind jumped to, like, "why is
my dad here?"
He just randomly was there.
I was trying to figure out,
like, yeah, things to... to come
up with... "oh, he's hungry for
white castle.
He didn't know... he just came
to visit me today."
Your dad lives nowhere near
that white castle.
I know... he lives 200 miles
away.
For my book punishment, what
I was told was that there would
be an excerpt of very personal
details from my life that I may
or may not be very upset about.
When you watch the episode,
you'll see me sitting in a
chair, looking like I'm this
close to projectile vomiting.
We're here at the bookstore
to punish sal.
And congrats, buddy.
You are the author of a
brand-new book.
We have set up a book reading
downstairs with a bunch of
people from a book club, and
they're here to meet the author.
Okay, so what sal doesn't
know is that his book is
completely blank.
He's gonna have to make it up
as he goes along.
Hi, everyone. How are you?
My name is sal vulcano.
I'm a new author.
This is my first published work.
And I was gonna read an excerpt
for you guys from the book
today.
The book is called
"keeping the faith: My battle
with chronic flatulence."
It's a very raw book.
I don't pull any punches.
Okay, so I'll begin.
Yeah. Um, okay.
Uh...
Just making sure they marked the
right page for me.
Yeah.
Uh...
It began when I was just a baby.
The nurses and doctors, they
suspected that there may be an
internal intestinal issue
because they heard many noises
coming from the baby area.
Yeah.
People would make fun of me, and
the only answer I had was
flatulence.
But I did get an operation.
The operation backfired.
I flatulate twice as much now,
and it seems like a cruel joke
that is being played on me.
Is there any questions?
What was the name of the
operation?
Uh...
Oh, man, it was...
Yeah, it was awhile ago.
It's a long word.
Let's go with flatulectomy.
My favorite is that he
couldn't find the words
"maternity ward," and he said
"in the baby area."
Oh, that's what he means?
I thought he meant the... the
baby area.
No.
I just...
If you are not a screaming
pervert, then "baby area"...
Means what it's supposed to
mean.
Right, right, right.
No, it was your hand
gestures... you did "the baby
area."
Stop doing that.
Murr, the heart sees what it
wants.
Well, the bipolar magnetic
reversal theory... how do you
even... what did you Google to
get that combination of words?
I thought of every big word
that I could, and I just started
arranging them.
Oh, that's not a real thing?
No.
So, we've got a short
powerpoint presentation called
"social networking and you!"
Uh, okay.
Social networking is based on
the same exact core principle as
bipolar magnetic reversal
theory.
What is bipolar magnetic
reversal theory?
Anyone know?
Is, uh...
So, bipolar... two opposite
things.
Reversal...
Social networking is the same as
that.
My favorite part of that
punishment is the microphone by
your eyeball.
It kept sliding out.
A yellow Mike right here by
your eye.
Yellow thing right on his
face the entire time.
You... we found a way to up
your douche quotient.
I was frozen.
I had nothing to say that was
clever, so I did the gesture.
This explains nothing.
Well, when I... when I took out
the book and it said
"Portuguese"...
Yeah.
I know that Portuguese is
close to Spanish.
It's hard enough to fake talk,
but to fake sing, it's even
harder.
Even in English, you can't
sing, so...
Let's see what we are
teaching today.
Okay, so... oh, Portuguese.
So, we're gonna do some
Portuguese today.
Okay.
Right now I'd like to...
"Sing a Portuguese love song
to you."
sing a Portuguese love
song.
Let me think which one I want to
sing 'cause I know so many
Portuguese love songs.
She looks shell-shocked.
My American love song is even
worse.
She had an amused look on her
face.
I thought she was enjoying it.
No, it wasn't amusement...
More like, "is this guy for
serious?"
Bewilderment.
Yeah, like, where... "how do
I call security in this place?"
You abandoned our trick,
which I taught you one day,
which was to say real things but
make it sound...
Like what?
Like...
"The car is
parked in the street-o."
What?
"The car is parked in the
street."
Like, you just say it, but you
make it sound really...
That's not as good of a trick
as you think it was, 'cause I
clearly heard you say, "the car
is parked in the street-o."
Narrator: Coming up...
If somebody whispered to my
food, I wouldn't eat it.
Narrator: Sal's sweet talk
gets a sour reaction.
You're a good little tart.
Narrator: And later...
The guys offer lap dances in the
park in a lost scene from
season 1.
They go through so many
emotions... the people on our
show... confusion, anger...
Excitement.
Excitement.
Hysterics.
I don't know how I would react
to someone whispering to my
food.
I guess if someone was putting
their mouth close to my food,
talking, I wouldn't like it.
A raspberry tart?
Whisper to the tart.
Be the tart whisperer.
You're a good little tart.
You're gonna go.
You're a good little tart.
Shh.
Come here.
What else?
A cannoli?
One mini one?
You're gonna go home with this
girl, and she's gonna eat you,
and you're feel full.
Yes?
Remember what I said.
Don't talk to the cannoli?
Sorry.
Don't worry.
She's gonna be all right.
If somebody whispered to my
food, I wouldn't eat it.
I wouldn't eat it.
I would.
I got that last whisper in,
and she still took them.
Well, at that point, I think
she knew she was outmatched.
Right.
Hands down, best reaction
ever... moustache guy.
Yes.
You're gonna hit the next
customer with a "hey,
moustache."
I'm sorry, moustache. I'm...
Don't call you...
See, I couldn't even do it,
moustache.
I had to...
I wasn't speaking to you.
I was speaking to her.
"Don't call me 'clown.'"
well, don't call me "clown."
"Don't call me 'clown, '
moustache."
All right, moustache.
Don't call me "clown" is all i'm
saying.
I am not in an Alpha-male-like
thing, where I'm just like,
"what's up, moustache?"
I'm, like, trying to avoid eye
contact.
I'm giving all the signs of a
whipped, beaten dog.
I'm just trying to get it out
without a physical
confrontation.
I like how you really
completely punked out, though.
When he got, like, really
aggressive, you blamed the old
lady.
Her reaction, too... "hmm?!"
How about the guy that jumped
on the couch in the apartment?
Yeah, right?
'Cause he was something else.
He played ball, man.
Okay, let's see if murr can
bag a roomie.
Hi, man.
Hey. How you doing?
James. Nice to meet you.
How are you? What's your name?
Sidan.
Thanks for coming by.
Yeah, no problem.
What do you do, man?
I do stocks in the
neighborhood.
Murray, match his excitement.
I'm originally from
borough park.
Are you serious?
Yeah!
Get big, Murray.
Yeah, man!
That's awesome, bro!
That's awesome!
Murray doesn't know what to
do right now.
Murray is outmatched.
And here we can totally have,
like, parties out here.
We can... seriously, we can
rock, man.
You know what I mean?
I love this guy.
Jump over the furniture.
You are the best!
So what do you say?
You want to move in?
Yeah!
And that was his real
personality, man.
He was so excited and so,
like, animated, I'm like...
There's never, in the world
before that moment, has anyone
been that excited to meet
Murray.
Not only have we met a lot of
fun people doing this show,
we've made up a lot of fun
people doing this show.
Who do we got?
We got Larry, Santiago,
uncle clem.
The cleanest uncle in town.
Got a crazy message.
It's my uncle.
He's been staying at my
place.
Yeah.
And, you know, when I bring
chicks over...
Now uncle clem is living with
me.
I totally forgot to take it out.
Oh, my
oh, my god.
Oh, no.
There's no way to escape this
now.
We got him boxed in.
All right, let's see what he
wants.
So, he just wrote back...
I love that you kept trying
to get out of that, and then we
just hit you with a recap.
That was the best part of
that bit for me, was that you
kept... no matter what you could
say, we could instantly pull the
rug out underneath.
But have you seen
uncle clem's balls?
They are something.
I think Larry is, hands down,
the favorite.
Yeah.
All: Larry!
So, is there a specific price
range you were looking at?
You want... I got to check.
Larry? Larry?
Larry!
Larry! Larry!
Larry!
Larry?
Larry, I need azlet, size 7!
One more, as loud as you can.
Do it right in her face.
Larry! 38!
Larry!
I need an 8 1/2!
I was calling you, Larry!
Larry!
Larry!
He's cutting the whole line
by simply shouting "Larry."
Larry!
Larry!
Oh.
Not Larry?
No, he's not Larry.
Oh. That's a shame.
Wasn't Larry.
"Larry" is the number-one
thing I hear screamed at me when
I walk down the street.
Oh, yeah.
I think they like Larry
better than any of us.
Larry's a real guy.
Yeah.
He's actually a member of our
crew, the nicest guy in the
world.
He's so nice that we would
scream at him.
You can't help but yell at
him.
"Larry, where the 'f' is my
sandwich?!"
And it just worked its way into
the show.
Larry!
Larry!
Larry!
Narrator: Coming up...
We didn't expect people to
get so angry.
Narrator: Sal sticks his
fork where it doesn't belong.
Are you crazy?
Narrator: And later...
Sal and murr hit all the wrong
notes...
♪ and years
narrator: In a bonus scene
from season 1.
There are some moments of our
show that are so shocking, it
literally brings the show to a
standstill and surprises the
hell out of us, too, right?
Either that we're surprised
or we're... we think we're gonna
get killed.
Yeah.
I couldn't believe what was
going on in that room when you
started stealing food off
people's plates.
We almost got thrown out of
the whole place.
That word... the only word
for that is "mayhem."
Let's go, fearless.
Oh, my god, my favorite,
y'all.
Love it.
Look at her face!
She doesn't know what to do.
Here he goes.
Oh!
Loco, boss?
Are you crazy?
Hey, hey, hey.
No, no, no, I just wanted...
Where did you find this one?
It's my favorite.
There's mayhem going on out
here.
There's complete mayhem.
The amount of dirty looks
that are getting thrown your
way...
We didn't expect people to
get so angry.
I figured, I'll kill them
with kindness.
Yeah.
Get out of there, and I'll
leave them in confusion, not
contempt, right?
But...
That's not what happened.
No, that is not.
Oh, my god, my favorite,
y'all.
Right.
There's an added level to the
whole thing when the general
public gets involved, 'cause you
don't know how far along they'll
play.
Yeah, anything can happen.
Anything can happen.
Yeah.
You know, they could decide
they want to smell a dog's butt
that day.
Yeah, right, right, right.
Take a puppy out of the cage,
Joe...
Mm-hmm.
And smell its ass.
He's gonna do it, I'm telling
you.
I think this is the right
one.
Ohh!!
No, I just...
You make sure, you know.
That's how you tell who's who.
Right, Melissa?
You know, they have different
smells.
Go ahead.
Ohh!
What are people thinking?
Wow!
I love how you did it and,
like, believed it all the way
through.
Yeah.
"Oh, yeah, yeah."
"Smell it."
You're like, "oh, smell, honey."
When we did the speed-dating
challenge and your tooth fell
out, oh...
It was insane.
She didn't know what to do
with herself.
I didn't know what to do with
myself.
Hello.
Hey, how are you?
Start going way overboard
flattering this girl.
You are... let me tell you
something... gorgeous.
G-o-r-r-g-o-u-z-s...
Gorrgouzs.
His tooth fell out.
It's his tooth.
His tooth's on the table.
It fell on the table.
That's his tooth.
That's his tooth!
That's awful.
No. Don't worry about it.
That's like...
Be a pirate!
Be a pirate!
I'm like a pirate, like,
"arr! Arr, Matey!"
Oh, my god. Oh, my god.
Arr!
Is that a common problem, or
that just happened?
It happens if I start talking
too fast.
It just... it projectiles out
and just, like, bounces off
things and stuff like that.
A lot of sugary drinks as a
child.
Narrator: Coming up...
There are some clips that did
not make it to air.
Narrator: The jokers' hips
don't lie, in an exclusive bonus
scene from season 1.
There are some lines that we
say on the show that just take a
life of their own.
They get thrown back at us on
Twitter, Facebook.
We hear them all the time.
It is an odd thing walking
down the street and have people
scream at me to let them tittays
go.
All: Before you start to
blow.
Women wear brassieres that
could be obstructive or
constricting.
You might want to take off
the brassiere.
Because the rule is let them
tittays go before you start to
blow.
Yeah, okay, so...
So, the rule is...
You want to let them tittays go
before you start to blow.
Let's all say it.
So, let's say it together.
All: You want to let them
tittays go before you start to
blow.
It's funny how... sometimes,
how these lines come about.
They are made up in the moment,
'cause you have to just talk and
say something.
Right. With, like,
old English... how are you so
well-versed in old English?
I just play
dungeons & dragons a lot.
Good morrow, sir, and welcome
to the castle of white!
What's thou craving?
Bring it to me, and I shall slay
it!
Two burgers of ham!
Two burgers of cheese!
Your wit, sir, is legendary!
'Tis confusion!
Squire!
Sir?
There's 53 cents.
Oh!
The most generous lord in all
the land!
I would love it if that was
your real voice.
We got to make the 8:00 A.M.
Movie!
It's popcorn I want!
You'd be like, "shut up, dude."
And I'd be like, "all right."
There are some clips that did
not make it to air.
Do we get to show it yet?
Show the damn clip.
Roll the clip.
What you've got to do is
stand up and say whatever we
text you to say.
You sent it?
I sent it, yeah.
Here it goes.
One new message.
When I was in the ninth
grade, my mom caught me in our
laundry room pleasuring myself
to a Kathy Ireland
"swimsuit edition" magazine.
So, we're here at a huge
medical convention, and we've
set up a fake booth with a fake
company that we've made up.
And we'll be telling them
what to do and vice versa.
How are you today?
Have you heard of mcclelland
before?
No.
Guys, sing... sing the
company jingle for her.
Uh.
Go ahead. Make one up.
You might recognize the
jingle.
Um, it goes, uh...
♪ mcclelland's, inc.
♪ Here for you
♪ from day to night, from month
to year ♪
♪ and years and years
and years ♪
keep going. Keep going.
♪ Mcclelland's, inc.
♪ Nurses, doctors
♪ rabbits?
Not rabbits ♪
♪ mcclelland's, inc.
♪ Not rabbits
♪ ding
now, the challenge is to go
up to people who are just
sitting alone, minding their own
business, and sashay in front of
them.
Well, we've learned some
stuff from punishments in
season 1.
I've learned not to lose.
What have I learned?
That dog crap is not cool.
Yeah, dog crap is definitely
not cool.
Don't put a toe in your mouth
if you don't know where it's
been.
I think the punishments in
season 2 are going to be
10 times worse.
Oh, my.
We're definitely gonna get
arrested.
In season 2, I will have my
revenge.
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