Murr moved to Princeton a year or two ago. I will sit on the couch at 9:00 at night with my son every day for the next 50 years and watch it with him if he’ll allow it.

I don’t care if I have seen every episode. I mean, don’t get me wrong, I love the kid more than anything and he still thinks I’m the greatest thing in the world (at least for another year or two) but as far as common interests go? Like ships in the night.īut boy oh boy are we on this “Impractical Jokers” train together. I wasn’t into fishing or guns or outdoors stuff as a kid. And it’s pretty much the one piece of common ground I have with my son. His sisters go to sleep, my wife does whatever the hell she does upstairs, and we plop on the couch, scroll through the shows, try to find one we haven’t seen yet, usually fail but don’t care, and then proceed to laugh, sometimes to the point of tears. Rinse, wash, repeat, night after night after night. Anxiety, fear, everything.Īnd I don’t know how, why, or what for, but one evening, my son and I ended up on the couch and “Impractical Jokers” was on and we laughed. I mean, I know everyone was a wreck, but trust me: I was on the far end of wrecked.

And I thought it was clever and funny, and I’d watch an episode every now and again.įast forward to last spring’s lockdown.

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