A senior cuts the cake.
Seniors target unsuspecting young people with pranks that include pouring a late spouse's ashes on a park bench and writing tickets for makeup violations.
Seniors play pranks including asking for help texting an intimate message and collecting signatures for a petition to allow only attractive people to reproduce.
Senior citizens play pranks that include escaping from an ambulance, snagging groceries from other people's shopping carts, and falling asleep while operating an electric scooter.
Senior citizens play pranks that include a humorless waitress who runs out of everything, a man who reprimands people for walking too fast, and a mail carrier who tries to pass his responsibilities onto someone else.
Senior citizens play pranks that include nuns raising money in an unusual way, a man altering a shirt in a store, securing a car with tape, and partaking in someone else's meal in a restaurant.
Betty receives a visit from Rob Schneider; senior citizens play pranks that include a widow trying to fulfill her late husbands last request, a waitress with a unique offer for a patron and an extreme reaction to a girl making a loud phone call.
Betty receives a visit from Adam West; pranks include an elderly couple who wants to swing with a younger couple; a woman asking a stranger for help playing a trick on her husband, and a man who claims his heart from an unusual donor.
Pranks include Wink Martindale getting surprising news while pretending to tape a game show; a woman asking for help after her dog gets stuck in a strange place, and two pranksters setting up a metal detector on the street
Pranks include a lost skydiver asking for directions, an older woman ordering a younger man online and a prankster repeatedly hugging a stranger.
Pranks include an old woman asking a young man to buy her beer, a snack vendor sampling her drinks before selling them and two men trying to get another to do the wave with them.
Actor Rob Schneider plays Betty's shrink; pranks include a man trying to recruit another for a bromance, offering free backrubs to passers-by and trying too hard to prevent littering.
Psy teaches Betty and her pranksters how to dance Gangnam style; a jogger steals food from a restaurant patron.
Betty gives Kim Kardashian wardrobe and makeup advice before a night out; a man sells hot dogs from his trench coat.
Stunt performer Steve-O participates in sketches with Betty; a woman steals liquor out of someone else's shopping cart; a customer falls asleep on a bed in a department store.
Singer Nick Lachey give Betty advice; a senior tries to enforce a height requirement at a basketball game arena; a man tickles a stranger with a feather.
Fitness expert Bob Harper joins Betty and the pranksters.
Fashion designer Nicole Richie joins Betty and the pranksters.
Actress NeNe Leakes helps Betty and the seniors play pranks as reactions are caught on camera.
Reality-TV personalities Adrienne Maloof, Camille Grammer and Kyle Richards participate in a photo shoot with Betty.
TV personality Howie Mandel visits Betty; an elderly man asks for advice on "manscaping"; an affectionate senior offers hugs to strangers.
TV host Nick Cannon discovers Betty's dark side; an elderly man in a bathrobe looks for the art class in which he will be a nude model; a lady who offers to take pictures of tourists turns the camera on herself; a prankster sanitizes shopping carts.
Pranks include sperm solicitation, park proposition, wife-watcher, senior rhymes and Betty's game night.
Pranks include senior raves, Betty's workout, scorpion potion, texting revenge, Hawaiian wishes and Betty's fortunes.
Pranks include mistaken identity, smoking nun, bitter surfer, rude traveler, Nigerian price, supermarket safety check, truth-telling ticket-taker, statue peeper and theater feast.
Pranks include clairvoyant cart, viewer pranks, train station proposition, asleep at the wheel, too-smart phone, coffee calamity, dance instructor, B.O. warning, tray thief, sweet caboose and pranks submitted by viewers.
Season 3 kicks off with a bang with the wildest, most unusual stunts and pranks. Betty trains her protégé, launches a new salad dressing and gives out awards for the best prank.
A zombie attack occurs in Betty's house; Betty gives advice on how to date a celebrity; Betty hears her first round of reality show pitches.
Betty considers writing an autobiography, launches a new 24-hour energy drink and knits an unusual sweater.
Betty invites the team to give her feedback and teaches her protégé how to give an acceptance speech.
Betty reflects on her past, gives tips on going to the movies and practices self-defense.
Betty introduces her life alert, teaches her protégé how to talk to an agent and enjoys a family dinner with her crew.
Betty gives career advice to her fans and fondly recalls the old days.
Betty starts a new workout program and answers fan mail.
Betty gives tips on dating and breakups, and launches a cookbook.
Betty gives tips on manners and offers advice on how to deal with road rage.
Betty warns Michael about his horoscope and takes her first-ever shelfie.
Betty gives tips on danger areas within the home and offers advice on dancing.
Betty offers some advice to her younger self and also teaches the cast about weight loss before becoming star struck.
Betty offers some advice about going out on a first date and also helps Michael go bird-watching.
Betty discusses the kindness of strangers and gives some relationship advice.
Betty discusses overexposure and warns against texting while driving.
Betty offers tips on how not to hit on a girl. Also: exercise advise.
Betty tricks a hot cable guy into multiple visits to her house.
Betty tries a new face cream but the results aren't what she imagined.
Betty explains how to survive on a desert island.
The funniest pranks from season one, including a man pretending to be blind and throwing birdseed on people, an elderly woman approaching a stranger about his granny fetish, and nuns raising money for breast awareness. *Please stop messing around with this series. These are ACCURATE. Regardless of what you may think these shows DID air THIS SEASON as a "best of" from season 1. They are not repeats.
Some of the funniest pranks from season one include writing tickets for made-up violations, offering a stranger $500 for their pants, and flying with balloons. *Please stop messing around with this series. These are ACCURATE. Regardless of what you may think these shows DID air THIS SEASON as a "best of" from season 1. They are not repeats.
Funny pranks from season one include a woman tasting food samples before handing them out to customers, two seniors having a scooter duel, and a woman asking for assistance sending inappropriate text messages. *Please stop messing around with this series. These are ACCURATE. Regardless of what you may think these shows DID air THIS SEASON as a "best of" from season 1. They are not repeats.
Favorite past pranks include a senior taking another man's lunch, a man making alterations to a shirt in the store and a prankster using a borrowed phone to call France. *Please stop messing around with this series. These are ACCURATE. Regardless of what you may think these shows DID air THIS SEASON as a "best of" from season 1. They are not repeats.
Favorite past pranks include a man pulling his own tooth out, a woman propositioning a young man at the airport, and a man asking a girl to help secure his care with tape. *Please stop messing around with this series. These are ACCURATE. Regardless of what you may think these shows DID air THIS SEASON as a "best of" from season 1. They are not repeats.
Favorite moments from season one include a woman asking to cuddle with a stranger, a prankster's tie is stuck under a parked car, and a priest and a nun kissing in a park. *Please stop messing around with this series. These are ACCURATE. Regardless of what you may think these shows DID air THIS SEASON as a "best of" from season 1. They are not repeats.
