Johnny Knoxville and several other Jackass cast members are seen filming scenes in Los Angeles

Johnny Knoxville and several other members of the cast of Jackass were spotted while filming scenes for The Discovery Channel’s forthcoming Shark Week in Los Angeles on Wednesday.

The 51-year-old daredevil was joined by two of the franchise’s veteran members and several newcomers to the series while working on a stunt in which Jason ‘Wee Man’ Acuna appeared to be the main subject.

The group’s sighting occurred just after former cast member Bam Margera was found after leaving a rehabilitation facility in Florida on Wednesday evening.

Hard at work: Johnny Knoxville and several other members of the cast of Jackass were spotted while filming scenes for The Discovery Channel’s forthcoming Shark Week in Los Angeles on Wednesday

Also present during filming was series regular Chris Pontius, as well as new cast members Zach Holmes, Sean ‘Poopies’ McInerney and Jasper Dolphin, as well as his father Compston ‘Dark Shark’ Wilson.

During the skit, Acuna donned a helmet and what appeared to be a shark fin while standing in front of a clear container of water.

Dolphin also held a set of cables while the project’s crew worked on the project.

The collaborators were later pictured while receiving direction from a cameraman. 

The gang's all here: Also present during filming was series regular Chris Pontius, as well as new cast members Zach Holmes, Sean 'Poopies' McInerney and Jasper Dolphin, as well as his father Compston 'Dark Shark' Wilson

The gang’s all here: Also present during filming was series regular Chris Pontius, as well as new cast members Zach Holmes, Sean ‘Poopies’ McInerney and Jasper Dolphin, as well as his father Compston ‘Dark Shark’ Wilson

Center of attention: During the skit, Acuna donned a helmet and what appeared to be a shark fin while standing in front of a clear container of water

Center of attention: During the skit, Acuna donned a helmet and what appeared to be a shark fin while standing in front of a clear container of water

Knoxville, as well as the other performers, were all featured in the recently-released feature Jackass Forever.

The movie served as the fourth entry in the film franchise, which was originally based on the series of the same name.

The show initially premiered in 2000, with the first film premiering two years later.

The film was a hit with audiences, and two sequels were released in 2006 and 2010, respectively.

On screen: Knoxville, as well as the other performers, were all featured in the recently-released feature Jackass Forever

On screen: Knoxville, as well as the other performers, were all featured in the recently-released feature Jackass Forever

Two behind-the-scenes features that accompanied the sequels were also released to the public.

A spinoff movie entitled Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa debuted in 2013, and Stephen Prout was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Makeup and Hairstyling for his work on the movie.

Development on Jackass Forever began in 2018, when Knoxville expressed that he would be interested in working on another feature in the series.

The project was confirmed to have been in production the following year, and filming took place throughout much of 2020.

Back at it: Development on Jackass Forever began in 2018, when Knoxville expressed that he would be interested in working on another feature in the series

Back at it: Development on Jackass Forever began in 2018, when Knoxville expressed that he would be interested in working on another feature in the series

Other figures involved with the film included veteran performers Steve-O, Dave England, Ehren McGhehey and Preston Lacy, with newcomers such as Rachel Wolfson and Eric Manaka joining the cast.

The movie also featured cameos from individuals such as Eric Andre, Machine Gun Kelly and Tyler, The Creator. 

Previous member Ryan Dunn passed away in 2011, and Bam Margera was barred from the set for much of filming due to his personal issues, although he was featured in a single segment.

Old and new: Other figures involved with the film included veteran performers Steve-O, Dave England, Ehren McGhehey and Preston Lacy, with newcomers such as Rachel Wolfson and Eric Manaka joining the cast

Old and new: Other figures involved with the film included veteran performers Steve-O, Dave England, Ehren McGhehey and Preston Lacy, with newcomers such as Rachel Wolfson and Eric Manaka joining the cast

Jackass Forever was released to the public on February 4 and was met with widespread critical and commercial success.

A behind-the-scenes feature entitled Jackass 4.5 premiered on Netflix last month.

It was later announced that a rebooted Jackass series was currently in the development stage.

According to Variety, the new version of the show will premiere on the Paramount+ streaming service.

Starting up again: It was later announced that a rebooted Jackass series was currently in the development stage

Starting up again: It was later announced that a rebooted Jackass series was currently in the development stage

Margera, 42, was recently taken back to a Florida rehabilitation facility after being located in Delray Beach on Wednesday evening.

According to the TMZ, the troubled performer had voluntarily left the center on Monday after being frustrated about the lack of celebrity treatment.

The skateboarder was previously given a court order to remain at the rehabilitation facility.

Police officers and a crisis intervention team later located him and escorted him back to the facility with his full cooperation. 

In recovery: Margera, 42, was recently taken back to a Florida rehabilitation facility after being located in Delray Beach on Wednesday evening

In recovery: Margera, 42, was recently taken back to a Florida rehabilitation facility after being located in Delray Beach on Wednesday evening

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