Episode #1.5

Episode aired Apr 14, 2003
TV-14
19m

IMDb RATING

5.8/10

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Comedy Reality TV

Ashton's team trick Backstreet Boy Kevin Richardson and Real World: Las Vegas performer, Trishelle, into entering a security detail outside a building to test their tempers. Next, Seth Green... Read allAshton's team trick Backstreet Boy Kevin Richardson and Real World: Las Vegas performer, Trishelle, into entering a security detail outside a building to test their tempers. Next, Seth Green is led to gambling casino where Ashton and his crew stage what appears to be a police rai... Read allAshton's team trick Backstreet Boy Kevin Richardson and Real World: Las Vegas performer, Trishelle, into entering a security detail outside a building to test their tempers. Next, Seth Green is led to gambling casino where Ashton and his crew stage what appears to be a police raid on an illegal casino. Lastly, Ashton's crew impersonate inept tattoo artists to a young ... Read all

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5.8/10

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3WereWolf1776

Suspicious

This episode of Punk'd is very funny and some aspects seemed genuine. However, Seth Green's part felt very suspicious as he is friends with most of the cast members on this episode. When Seth Green was arguing his side and denying that he turned Ashton in to the Feds, I thought it was odd that Seth didn't recognize Dax Shepherd? This was weird to me as Seth Green and Dax Shepherd filmed their buddy comedy with Matthew Lillard, "Without A Paddle" the same year this episode aired. I don't know if this Punk'd situation was completely genuine for the aforementioned reasons, however, it would be hard to prove, as everyone in this episode are talented actors and they could have all been fooling the audience. If this was the case, I still think this was a very funny episode, even if it wasn't completely genuine.