Impractical Jokers

The group takes the remote‑controlled chairs for a spin, experimenting with their manoeuvrability. They then team up to work at a virtual‑reality gaming centre, exploring the immersive environment together. Finally, they attempt to blame strangers for the unusual events that unfold during their activities.

Turning the Tables is a programme presented as an episode‑style entry in its genre. It is billed simply as a programme, with no further classification beyond the episode format, and carries the title Turning the Tables. In this instalment, the male participants take a spin with remote‑controlled chairs, putting the quirky devices to the test. Their activities don’t stop there; the group also bands together to work inside a virtual‑reality gaming centre, sharing the space and the tasks that come with it. Throughout the episode, they find themselves pointing the finger at strangers, attempting to lay the blame for a series of unusual events on people they don’t know. The show weaves these three strands together, moving from the novelty of the motorised chairs to the collaborative environment of the VR arcade, and finally to the attempts at shifting responsibility onto outsiders when odd happenings occur. By linking the remote‑controlled furniture, the virtual‑reality workplace, and the blame‑shifting antics, the episode creates a compact narrative that follows the same group of men as they navigate each of these situations.