[3] Dominican television actor Luís Moncho Martínez, who has produced the show since its debut, has created (and starred in) numerous pranks for the program.

Among these pranks are: A celebrity is driven to Venevision's studio facility, thinking that he or she is going to participate in a television show (particularly Súper Sábado Sensacional) and Guerra de los Sexos.

Ricardo (played by Luís Moncho Martínez) is a psychic who invites celebrities to his show and mentions to them what he knows about them by using cards and watermelon seeds.

A fake show starring Carlitos Dugarte (played by Luís Moncho Martínez) involves an old woman and her two grown children in the studio audience who want to invite a celebrity to their home for a few days.

The original format of this segment was retooled and featured a man pretending to need a wheelchair to convince a female celebrity to go out on a date with him, and losing his temper in the green room when she refuses.

Other pranks include distorting music during a Lito & Polaco performance, pornographic film scenes "cutting in" during a broadcast of a 2002 FIFA World Cup match, and fake policemen stopping celebrity cars to hand out "tickets".