Best Impractical Jokers Members
Joe Gatto is a founding member of the comedy troupe The Tenderloins, which later became the cast of *Impractical Jokers*. He is known for his willingness to take on embarrassing challenges and his quick-witted humor. Joe announced his departure from *Impractical Jokers* in December 2021 to focus on personal issues and family. Joe has definitely got to be #1. He's so funny, and his punishments are even funnier. Too bad he quit just before 2022. Now Impractical Jokers is not as good as it was in Seasons 1 - 9a.
Joe is fearless, and that is what I like about him. Oh yeah, that genie punishment made me like Joe even more. Joe gets my vote.
He seems the most genuine and humble. Also, his wife is an animal activist.
Sal Vulcano is a comedian and actor, recognized as one of the original members of *Impractical Jokers*. His comedic style often includes self-deprecating humor, and he is known for being one of the more frequently punished members of the show. Sal also hosts podcasts and performs stand-up comedy outside of the series. Sal is the best. He may lose more than the others, but that just makes him more modest. Murr is great because he gets the hardest stuff.
Joe and Q are good, but they don't get as embarrassed doing things, so it's not as funny - especially with Joe. All of them rock, but Sal is definitely number one.
Sal's tonight's big loser, and he's funny.
He has the best sense of humor.
Brian "Q" Quinn is a comedian and former firefighter who became one of the four members of *Impractical Jokers*. His laid-back personality and rapport with the other cast members are central to the show's dynamic. Before joining the show, Quinn served with the New York City Fire Department for several years. Q is so awesome! He takes everything like a man, and that's why he's my favorite! Also, he's very funny.
I like that he's not only funny but also nice.
Just seems like a cool dude.
James Murray is a comedian and producer who co-created *Impractical Jokers* as part of the comedy group The Tenderloins. Known as "Murr" on the show, he often takes on challenges that play on his fears, particularly of heights. Outside of the show, he has also written and published several science fiction novels. A.K.A. The Human Ferret
Murr is one of the funniest members of the group. What's even funnier are his punishments and how iconic they are. Like when he met his childhood crush in Season 4, Episode 6: "The Blunder Years". When he went skydiving and screamed like a little girl in Season 3, Episode 1: "Look Out Below!". Or when he dressed as a vampire in the middle of a gospel choir in Season 6, Episode 5: "Vampire Weakened."
He's also a very nice person outside of Impractical Jokers.
- KelseyPower
He is definitely the best in my book.