Punk'd

[jakolcoshisbluelow]

wow good job

[EHIORX]

NICE VIDEO.

[xXGoDzMaRiNeXx]

It is not Jesse, he is clearly saying "matt."

[BlackTallKid]

NICE!

[jadoremcfly]

wait a sec that ain't jesse

[jadoremcfly]

jesse looked soo cute when he got inside the car

[jaylow11]

hey "freakin Ay thats my car, freaking fraker"

lmao job well done

[ibyl]

Great job!

[TalithaK]

LOL that was AWESOME!! We should try that at my church!! I can see it now....

You guys should do LOTS more of these!!!

[os4u2]

Not bad!

[dlb2326]

haha that WAs funie! i liked the part wen he saw the car pass by. that was hilarious! DO MORE...

[assclouwn]

nice job guys....

[DivaDawn]

This was the best, non-Official Punk'd I've seen. You guys are great, and I would love to see more from you. As Xensor said, I liked that the host was Himself, not a cheesy imitation of Ashton. I feel like it's right on par with some of the REAL Punk'd episodes, and Better than a few of them, too!

-Dawn in Harlem, NY

[scottklaw]

TOO COOL

[xensor]

There's just one thing, though. Does he actually say at one point, so casually it's hard to make out, that one of the people in on the punk was his "Mexican to steal the car"? That's what it sounds like to me. Tell me he doesn't say that.

[Th3Director]

I think he does say that. Jake, the hispanic guy, refers himself as "our lil mexican". So Nick, "Kutcher", called him that without thinking that other people, besides our friends, were gonna watch this video. Sorry if that offended anyone.

[xensor]

I guess their initial intended audience was people they knew, which meant that the presenter's language doesn't always feel inclusive, and although he lacks the exuberance and wiliness you get from the real show, it seems like he's pretty much just being himself, and I was at least relieved not to see another bad ham-it-up Kutcher impression.

[Th3Director]

This skit was made for our youth group at our church. And ya, Nick is not energenic as Kutcher.

[xensor]

I think these guys did a good job with what they had to work with. The stolen car idea as a punk might not be new for me, but I haven't yet seen it pulled off this well by anyone else. There's even an atmosphere at the end that reminded me of the real thing.

[Th3Director]

We obviously didn't have much to work with. But it was pulled off very well if I do say so myself. Not the cinematography, but the fact that we were able to get his car without him suspecting a thing.