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A trap setup for a comedic effect, dropping contents on a person as they open a door.

Glasses that supposedly allow the wearer to see through objects, mainly for suggestive jokes.

A lapel flower that squirts water unexpectedly, often for a simple comedic effect.

Props or costumes that exaggerate the length of arms or legs for visual gags.

Used for miscommunication gags and can be rigged for shocks or explosions.

Used for throwing at actors, symbolizing messy, unexpected humor.

Placed on seats to produce a comical flatulent noise when sat upon.

Used for physical humor involving mishaps with a ladder, such as turning and hitting others accidentally.

Attached to vehicles or carts to create chaotic and humorous movement.

Props designed to behave erratically or 'break down' for a comedic performance.

A weapon of comedy, it surprises both characters and audience when it suddenly extends.

A wooden stick that creates a loud noise to exaggerate the impact of a physical hit.

Symbol for slapstick, used to make characters slip and fall in a comedic fashion.

Soft, safe prop used for throwing gags, imitating a real brick without causing harm.

Created to burst or smoke excessively, eliciting laughter with the surprise element.

A prop for squirting water, used to surprise and add visual humor.

A soft, oversized mallet used in gags, making audible and visually exaggerated bops without injury.

Utilized as a nonsensical and incongruous object to invoke surprise laughter.

Exaggerated eyewear for absurd visual comedy, emphasizing the protection from pies or other slapstick elements.