pranks

I love a good prank as much as anyone else. Pranks done in good humor, where nobody gets hurt, humiliated, or traumatized. Which, it seems, could all happen with this prank. Watch below and let us know, does this comedian go too far with his prank?

Late night comedian Jimmy Kimmel has an ongoing series where he pulls pranks on kids. Most of them are kind of mean, but you know you laugh. His latest - hooking a seven year old up to a fake lie detector. Watch for yourself how it unfolded:

Shows like "Undercover Boss" have become super popular and shown that well known people can blend in with the rest of us (well, if you believe "reality TV"). So Arnold Schwarzenegger decided to go undercover at a Gold's Gym. Watch for yourself:

What would do if you were walking down the street and saw an abandoned baby stroller? You'd probably look to see if the baby was ok, right? But then, what if that baby popped out of the stroller with the look of a demonic homicidal maniac?

Ok, maybe it wasn't hilarious for the people who had to deal with the passive-aggressive shoveling tactics of one snow cleanup crew member. Watch the video to see how he pranked the locals:

The fine folks at Improv Everywhere are always good for a laugh, and this one is fantastic.

If you've ever watched TV shows like 'Long Island Medium,' you've seen the stunned looks on people's faces when the psychics start to get positive "hits." The guy in the video above amazes strangers with specific information, but there's one catch: he's not even a little bit psychic.

You'd think that Sacha Baron Cohen, also known as Borat, Brüno, and Ali G among his pseudonyms, has pulled every prank there is to pull. You'd think that becoming so recognizable would make it impossible for him to pull one over on people anymore. But you'd be wrong.

What would you do if a disheveled stranger came up to you and proposed? You'd probably be confused, right? That's exactly what happened to an Indiana woman. The only catch - the man was actually her boyfriend in disguise. Watch the video to see what happened:

There are few things better than a perfectly pulled off hidden camera prank. Based on the reactions of some of these unsuspecting NYC coffee shop customers, this viral promotion for the upcoming remake of Stephen King's classic, Carrie definitely did the trick. Take a look: