Which Member of ‘Impractical Jokers’ Has the Highest Net Worth?

It's hard for television shows to stand out and build a large following because the people on the show have to be something special. There's so much out there to choose from, but time and again, viewers tune in to watch Impractical Jokers from truTV. They have the right chemistry to keep fans interested, they're relatable, and they're always funny. Their hard work has paid off because they've built themselves quite the cozy net worth. 

Impractical Jokers is a fun hidden camera show that keeps viewers on their toes. We never know what's going to happen, but we always know it's going to be hilarious. Impractical Jokers premiered on truTV in 2011 and has been going strong ever since.

Impractical Jokers is comprised of four men who have been friends since childhood. First starting in a group called The Tenderloins, these guys use their chemistry with each other and their off-the-wall humor to make everything interesting for their fans. 

Joe Gatto, James "Murr" Murray, Sal Vulcano, and Brian "Q" Quinn make up the group, and together they are comedic gold. They've been doing comedy together for a long time and have found great success with it. 

One of the ways their popularity spiked was when the group competed on NBC's reality show competition It's Your Show. They took home the grand prize and a $100,000 winning.

According to WealthyGorilla, between the group's television show, movie that spun off from it, and other appearances, they've compiled an incredible amount of money. The site reported that combined as a group, the Impractical Jokers' net worth is somewhere in the range of $20 million dollars. Breaking that down, each would have approximately $5 million each. 

With these numbers really being the only public ones available, it's safe to assume that none of the members of the Impractical Jokers has more net worth than the other, proving that each one of them is just as integral to the success of their show and their overall brand. 

Us regular people who don't have a massively successful show on television can't always grasp how much money someone gets for an episode of a popular television show. According to several reports, the guys from Impractical Jokers make $50,000 per current episode, according to 2019 data. This rate is up from their paychecks in 2015, where each guy was making about $26,000.

In 2019, the guys had other opportunities to make money beyond their television show. They've done comedy tours all across the country, and they've also hosted cruises where literal boat loads of people have the time of their lives with sightseeing and having their favorite pranksters on board as well. They also appear on the reality competition series, The Misery Index.

There are some side projects the guys do apart from each other though. Murr also serves as Senior Vice President of Development at NorthSouth Productions, the company responsible for producing the Impractical Jokers show. James has also written several books, which are sci-fi thrillers.

Sal Vulcano has been on a few television shows as a guest star, including 12 Monkeys and Bones. 

Impractical Jokers airs on truTV Thursdays at 10 p.m. ET on @truTV.