"Impractical Jokers" talk about the success of their show: "It's still surreal to this day."

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Ten years later, "Impractical Jokers" is still amazed at the success of the reality show.

Joe Gatto, Sal Vulcano,James Murrayand Brian Quinn first met in high school about 30 years ago before launching the comedy empire.

The group is internationally known for its reality television show, which released its first episode in December 2011, with three jokers with Fox News Digital and how successful they are. I talked about whether it was "surreal". 

(L-R) Joe Gatto, Sal Vulcano, Brian Quinn James Murray of "Impractical Jokers" talked with FoxNews Digital about the upcoming 10th season. (Photo courtesy of Mike Coppola / Getty Images for WarnerMedia)

"It's common to have a show because we're working with friends and crew. Is our friend and it's our life and it's great, "says Brian" Q "Quin. "But when I take a step back, I'm a little surprised. I've been with the same people for 10 years. It's very beautiful."

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The group then said to them, they Feels like "showing our home video to people" after filming their show.

"It's still surreal when you think about what the range really is and who you reach," said Sal Vlucano.

"Impractical Jokers" filmed nine seasons and premiered ten seasons with Jillian Bell on Thursday.

Jillian Bell is a celebrity guest in the first episode Will be the 10th season of "Impractical Jokers" to be released on Thursday. (Photo courtesy of Jamie McCarthy / Getty Images for Tribeca Festival)

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group stated that Bell was "just a comedy genius" and one of the skits, "she played very well and improvised."

Meanwhile, Gut announced in January that he would not participate in the show's tenth seasonin a divorce from his wife 

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Joe Gut is "unrealistic" because he deals with divorce. I will not participate in the 10th season of "Joker". His wife, Bessie Gut, is eight years old. (Photo courtesy of Jamie McCarthy / Getty Images for Animal Haven)

A 45-year-old comedian announced his departure through a long Instagram post. .. It was deleted.

"With my friends, I have devoted 10 years to building this franchise, but I couldn't be proud of what I achieved, but some of my personal life. Because of the problem, I have to be away, "Gut wrote and then mentioned his eight-year-old wife. "Because Bethy and I decided to part with each other, now I am the best father and I need to focus on the co-parenting of two wonderful children." 

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Joker Shares With Fox News Digital You can see how Season 10 of the show will look and how it will differ from the previous season.

"As you know, the mechanics of this season are that every episode ends with a different celebrity guest as part of the punishment, which is a whole new life and energy for the show and the coming season. Is to add. Up. " James Murray talked about the new season. 

Thirty years in high school before they first roughly met and launched a comedy empire. (Photo by Roger Kisby / FilmMagic)

Celebrity guests includeColin Jost, Method Man, Chris Jericho, David Groups that shared that Cross, Rob Riggle, Adam Pally, Eric Andre, etc. Men will call guests "Gumbo of the Universe" next season. 

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Members are cross comedians The group has been a fan of all, respecting him for decades. "Punishing me was a dream come true among all," Vulcano shared.

"So these people are all organic to us," he continued. "We have a relationship with all of them, that's how we book shows, like our friends who are enthusiastic about being there, and there are no barriers to entry with them.

(L-R) James Murray, Sal Vulcano, Joe Gatto and Brian Quinn will be attending the opening event of the 2018 Impactical Jokers: Homecoming Exhibit.(Photo courtesy of Bryan Bedder / Getty Images for truTV)

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"Unrealistic Joker" described the show as action-packed memory debilitation. Show type. The 

groups got together and shared thatLarry David, Steve Carrell, Cindy Crawford and Bill Murray wanted to appear in episodes of the show.

Fox News' Larry Fink and Danielle Wallace contributed to this report.