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Punk'd

Show Info

  • Status: Ended
  • First Aired: March 17, 2003
  • Seasons: 9
  • Episodes: 77
  • Networks: MTV
  • Genres: Comedy, Reality
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Punk'd(2003)
Comeback King
This show finished strong! The final season's average rating was higher than the previous one.

TMDB Rating: 5.0 (92 votes)

Overview

What happens when the biggest stars in the world get too high on the Hollywood hog? When their bank accounts start swelling bigger than their heads? Master prankster Ashton Kutcher is there to punk 'em down to earth.

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Season 1 Poster

Season 1

8 episodes • 2003

#EpisodeAir DateRating
1Frankie Muniz, Justin Timberlake, Red CarpetMar 17, 20030.0
2Eliza Dushku, Mandy Moore, Oscar de la JoyaMar 24, 20030.0
3Jessica Alba, Wilmer Valderama, Tom ArnoldMar 31, 20030.0
4More of the Red Carpet, Kelly Osbourne, Justin TimberlakeApr 7, 20030.0
5Kevin Richardson, Trishelle Cannatella, Seth GreenApr 14, 20030.0
6Jessica Biel, Nick LacheyApr 21, 20030.0
7Jack Osbourne, Wee Man, Pink, Stephen DorffApr 28, 20030.0
8Rosario Dawson, Britney Spears, NFLMay 5, 20030.0
Season 2 Poster

Season 2

8 episodes • 2003Avg: 1.0Golden Era

#EpisodeAir DateRating
1Missy Elliott, Hilary Duff, UsherOct 26, 20030.0
2Nick Carter, Tommy Lee, Bow WowNov 2, 20030.0
3Mya, Katie Holmes, Tracy MorganNov 9, 20031.0
4Lara Flynn Boyle, Ashanti, OmarionNov 16, 20030.0
5Taye Diggs, Rachel Leigh Cook, Halle BerryNov 23, 20030.0
6Travis Barker, Jaime Pressly, Red Carpet InterviewsNov 30, 20030.0
7Dave Mirra, OutKast, Amber TamblynDec 7, 20030.0
8Lindsay Lohan, Beyonce, Bill GoldbergDec 14, 20030.0
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Season 3

8 episodes • 2004

#EpisodeAir DateRating
1Matthew Perry, Adam Brody, EveApr 25, 20040.0
2Chris Klein, Jeremy Sisto, Vivica A. Fox and Tisha CampbellMay 2, 20040.0
3Julia Stiles, The Rock, Kaley CuocoMay 9, 20040.0
4Evan Rachel Wood, Jennifer Love Hewitt, Warren SappMay 16, 20040.0
5Ashton Kutcher, Carmen Electra & Dave Navarro, Tara ReidMay 23, 20040.0
6Mike Shinoda, Brandy, Mekhi PhiferMay 30, 20040.0
7Jena Malone, Shannon Elizabeth, Carmelo AnthonyJun 6, 20040.0
8Tyra Banks, Kanye West, Benji and Joel MaddenJun 13, 20040.0
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Season 4

8 episodes • 2005Avg: 1.0

#EpisodeAir DateRating
1Salma Hayek, Eva Longoria, MarioMar 6, 20050.0
2Jesse Metcalfe, Kirsten Dunst, Michelle RodriguezMar 13, 20050.0
3Zoe Saldana, Serena Williams, Zach BraffMar 20, 20051.0
4Jadakiss, Rachel Bilson, Dirk NowitzkiApr 2, 20050.0
5Jamie-Lynn DiScala, Andy Roddick, Marques HoustonApr 3, 20050.0
6Chingy, Jon Heder, Joss StoneApr 10, 20051.0
7Vanessa Carlton, Ciara, Nicole RichieApr 17, 20050.0
8Bizarre, Ashlee Simpson, Stone Cold Steve AustinApr 24, 20050.0
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Season 5

8 episodes • 2005

#EpisodeAir DateRating
1The Game, Simon Cowell, RavenJun 26, 20050.0
2Allen Iverson, Jermaine O'Neal, George Lopez, TyreseJul 3, 20050.0
3Tony Hawk, Jesse McCartney, Brittany SnowJul 10, 20050.0
4Thora Birch, T.I., Sofia VergaraJul 17, 20050.0
5Benjamin Mckenzie, Jason Bateman, AkonJul 24, 20050.0
6Adrien Brody, Mila Kunis, Lisa LeslieJul 31, 20050.0
7Ja Rule, Ryan Cabrera, Laura PreponAug 7, 20050.0
8Shaquille O' Neal, Avril Lavigne, Triple HAug 14, 20050.0
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Season 6

8 episodes • 2005

#EpisodeAir DateRating
1Bernie Mac, Ying Yang Twins, Mischa BartonOct 30, 20050.0
2Daddy Yankee, Kelly Monaco, Sophia BushNov 6, 20050.0
3David Boreanaz, Kristin Cavalleri, Terrell OwensNov 13, 20050.0
4Kristen Bell, Bam Margera, Amber VallettaNov 20, 20050.0
5Neve Campbell, Mike Jones, Danny MastersonNov 27, 20050.0
6Ellen Pompeo, Shaun White, Venus WilliamsDec 4, 20050.0
7Justin Long, Macy Gray, DJ QuallsDec 11, 20050.0
8Sean Paul, Pete Wentz, Baby BlueDec 18, 20050.0
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Season 7

8 episodes • 2006Avg: 1.0

#EpisodeAir DateRating
1Rob Thomas, Ashley Parker Angel, Kate BeckinsaleApr 3, 20060.0
2Doug Robb, Ne-Yo, Stephen CollettiApr 10, 20061.0
3DJ Paul, Stacy Keibler, Elisha CuthbertApr 17, 20060.0
4Chris Brown, Sonny Sandoval, E-40Apr 24, 20060.0
5Matt Leinhart, Elijah Wood, Olivia WildeMay 1, 20060.0
6Michelle Trachtenberg, Nicollette Sheridan, Travis PastranaMay 8, 20060.0
7Emma Roberts, Sugar Ray Leonard, Hannah TeterMay 15, 20060.0
8Rihanna, Hugh Jackman, Eric DillMay 22, 20060.0
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Season 8

9 episodes • 2007

#EpisodeAir DateRating
1Bucky Lasek, Nelly Furtado, Hayden PanettiereApr 10, 20070.0
2Hilary Swank, Ashley Tisdale, ChamillionaireApr 17, 20070.0
3Evangeline Lilly, Chuck Liddell, Zac EfronApr 24, 20070.0
4Freddy Rodriguez, Molly Sims, Magic JohnsonMay 1, 20070.0
5Meagan Good, Jewel, Frankie JMay 8, 20070.0
6JoJo, Kelly Rowland, Jason RitterMay 15, 20070.0
7Pitbull, Too $short, KelisMay 22, 20070.0
8Alyson Michalka, John Cena, Kerr SmithMay 29, 20070.0
9First Annual Punk'd AwardsJun 5, 20070.0
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Season 9

12 episodes • 2012Avg: 5.0

#EpisodeAir DateRating
1Justin Bieber, Taylor Swift, Rob Dyrdek, Sean KingstonMar 29, 20120.0
2Bam Margera, Tyler the Creator, Ronnie (Jersey Shore), Tyler PoseyApr 5, 20128.0
3Hayden Panettiere, Dianna Agron, Zac Efron, SnookieApr 12, 20120.0
4Tyler the Creator, Shanae Grimes, Scott Disick, The WantedApr 19, 20127.0
5Lucy Hale, Josh Hutcherson, Vanessa Hudgens w/ Sarah Hyland, Ian HardingApr 26, 20128.0
6Nick Cannon, New Boyz, Ashley Tisdale, Demi LovatoMay 3, 20122.0
7Dax Shephard, Meta World Peace (LA Lakers) Chloe Moritz and Lauren ConradMay 10, 20120.0
8Miley Cyrus, Kelly Osbourn, Khloe Kardashian, Liam HensworthMay 17, 20124.0
9Heather Morris, Joe Jonas, Cody Simpson, and Emma RobertsTBA0.0
10Kellan Lutz, Julianne Hough, Ashley Rikards, Aimee TeegardenMay 31, 20120.0
11Ashton Kutcher, Kim Kardashian, DrakeJun 3, 20120.0
12Mac Miller, Wiz Kaliffa, Derrel Revis, T-PainJul 7, 20121.0

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