Joe was forced to leave the show after suffering a serious injury on set.
The U.S. version of the comedy show “Practical Jokers” has been forced to replace one of its stars after he suffered a serious injury on set. The series, which is broadcast on TruTV, follows four friends who compete against each other in dares that are meant to be funny and embarrassing for them. However, Joe Gatto was hurt while filming an episode of the show and is now unable to continue with the program.
Joe Gatto has been one of the stars of “Practical Jokers” since it first aired in 2011. He and his three friends have made up what’s known as The Tenderloins comedy troupe for many years, but they only became household names when their TV show became popular.
Gatto has been part of every season of “Practical Jokers”, with his fellow members Sal Vulcano, James Murray and Brian Quinn being replaced for some episodes when they were unavailable due to other commitments or injuries. This is why Joe’s absence from season 6 was notable enough for fans to notice.
What happened to Joe Gatto?
Gatto was injured while filming an episode called “Airport Security”. In this segment, the four men are seen going through security at various airports around America with hidden cameras capturing their reactions as they’re asked random questions by security staff or pulled aside for extra screening.
