Joe Gatto

Joe Gatto is an American comedian, actor, and producer, born on June 5, 1976, in New York City. He is best known as one of the core members of the popular comedy troupe The Tenderloins, which later became widely known for the hit TV show "Impractical Jokers".

"Impractical Jokers" first aired in 2011 on truTV and quickly became a fan favorite due to its unique concept, where Gatto and his three fellow comedians (Sal Vulcano, Brian Quinn, and James Murray) perform pranks and outrageous challenges in public while wearing hidden cameras. The show’s humor and the group's dynamic, where they playfully humiliate each other, became a hallmark of the series. Joe Gatto’s charming and spontaneous humor contributed greatly to the show’s success, making him one of the most beloved faces of the series.

Apart from "Impractical Jokers", Joe Gatto has been involved in various other projects, including comedy tours and podcasts. He also starred in and produced "The Misery Index", another show that blends comedy and game show elements. Gatto’s wit, improvisational skills, and energetic personality have made him a favorite among fans of alternative comedy.

Joe Gatto is also known for his charitable work, having supported several causes over the years, particularly those benefiting children and families. His involvement in the comedy world and his ability to connect with audiences has made him a prominent figure in American comedy.

In 2021, Joe Gatto left "Impractical Jokers" due to personal reasons, but his impact on the show and the comedy scene remains significant.