Unlike Supergirl, Jackass: Best and Last Surprises You With Post-Credits Scenes

Jackass: Best and Last gives fans one more reason to stay in their seats after the movie ends. The franchise’s final film includes surprise bonus content tucked into and beyond the credits sequence.

What happens during Jackass: Best and Last’s post-credits scenes at the end?

The final Jackass film includes bonus content both during and after the credits sequence. Jackass: Best and Last opened in United States theaters on June 26, 2026, as the franchise’s fifth theatrical installment. Jeff Tremaine returned to direct the 92-minute send-off distributed by Paramount Pictures.

Throughout the entire credits, video clips of the cast celebrating the end of filming play on screen. Behind-the-scenes footage and outtakes from across the Jackass television and film series also appear during this stretch. The montage serves as a visual farewell spanning the franchise’s full 25-year run.

Meanwhile, a final clip of Johnny Knoxville commenting on getting the shot he wanted extends past the credits. A few seconds of black screen follow before a short video clip plays. The clip then shows a hand repeatedly stretching and releasing a springy doorstop.

Before the credits, the main film closes with the original cast members riding a giant grocery cart through a series of explosions. The moment then reveals the figures in the cart as puppets while the real cast watches from a distance. Notably, Spike Jonze handled directorial duties for both the opening and closing sequences.

Every main cast member from Jackass Forever returns for this final chapter. Johnny Knoxville, Steve-O, Chris Pontius, Wee Man, Dave England, Danger Ehren, and Preston Lacy headline the roster. Additionally, newer members Rachel Wolfson, Jasper Dolphin, Dark Shark, Poopies, and Zach Holmes round out the ensemble.

The film mixes entirely new stunts with classic moments and previously unreleased archival material. Knoxville stated that this marks the natural endpoint for the theatrical franchise. Bam Margera features solely through archived footage, and past clips of Ryan Dunn also appear throughout the film.

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