He Left His Draws
A doorman tells a married man that another man has been entering his apartment and leaving underwear behind. The increasingly furious husband demands surveillance footage and threatens the doorman until the prank is revealed.
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A doorman tells a married man that another man has been entering his apartment and leaving underwear behind. The increasingly furious husband demands surveillance footage and threatens the doorman until the prank is revealed.
Doug calls church media director Andre about his cousin's microphone mysteriously dying every week, then threatens to confront him at church. Tommy reveals that the microphone problem and confrontation were part of the prank.
Benny accuses postal carrier Carlos of repeatedly visiting his home and leaving behind a work shirt. He threatens Carlos before revealing that the entire confrontation was a prank.
A supposed debt collector says the man owes $1,200 to a deceased person and threatens to repossess his truck unless he pays. He refuses and later learns a coworker named Trevor arranged the prank.
A supposed neighbor calls to complain that another man’s barbecue smoke smells terrible and that he is ruining the meat with the wrong wood and sauces. The target defends his cooking, curses back, and tells the neighbor to stop grilling.
Tommy poses as a confidential service asking whether a man's wife disrespects him, controls his TV time, and buys his clothes, offering to reprogram her. The increasingly suspicious caller threatens to find him before the reveal.
A fundraiser coordinator convinces a choir member that the event is a wet robe contest requiring her to be naked beneath a soaked robe. She refuses emphatically and confronts the caller after the reveal.
A producer aggressively insists James Fortune is due at the studio and threatens his job, while Fortune calmly explains that he is in Houston and was never scheduled. The impersonator finally identifies himself as Nephew Tommy.
An angry church member demands his $100 offering back because the pastor was absent and a substitute preacher delivered a sermon he disliked. The church refuses refunds until the prank is revealed.
A supposed coworker named Lewis asks new employee Darius to claim his unborn baby so child support can be deducted from Darius's paycheck, promising to return the money. Darius refuses and learns that his cousin Dwayne arranged the prank.
A fake hospital contact tells a man that his heart transplant came from a Black donor named Troy and pressures him about race, politics, and music. The man becomes suspicious before learning it was a prank.
A fake security employee tells a woman that her Black Friday television purchase used an invalid card and demands all four TVs back. She refuses and threatens legal action before the prank is revealed.
A fake church representative tells a woman that her shouting and running during services are disruptive, prompting her to threaten church leaders.
A neighbor claims Pepper the dog has impregnated her mother's cat, Whiskers, and vows to come over the fence if the owner resists. The skeptical husband joins the argument before the neighborhood-president reveal.
A fake Love Toys, Etc. representative tells Philip that his wife Jewel has had a "Joy Toy" for years and needs a new motor and fitting. The caller reveals that "Big Charles" is engraved on it before admitting his own name and the prank.
An insurance adjuster accuses a woman of faking a fall and denies her claim, threatening to have her arrested.
A delivery driver tries to drop off Valentine's gifts from a woman's ex-husband, including lingerie and sex toys, while her current husband threatens him.
A man is told his nine-year marriage is void because the reverend who married them was never ordained, making his children bastards.
A man calls Faison demanding child support for his daughter in Florida, leading to threats and confusion before the reveal by Derek Keener.
A coworker calls a husband to complain that he calls his wife every day during her lunch break, cutting into their time, leading the husband to threaten to come to the workplace.
A man calls another man accusing him of stealing his Jesus statue from the yard, leading to a confusing and angry argument.
A detective calls a man to say the car he bought from a used car lot is stolen and must be impounded, but the man refuses and demands compensation.
A man calls the grocery store manager to complain that a baby chick hatched inside his carton of eggs, traumatizing his kids, and threatens a lawsuit.
Another man calls claiming he was invited by the wife to a party.
A carpet cleaning owner is again accused of losing a grandmother's ashes.
Tommy calls a man and threatens him with a gang-related beatdown over a CD.
A Love Etc. instructor tells a husband that his wife Caitlin signed up for eight weeks of intimacy classes with a partner. He demands a refund before Tommy reveals the prank.
A clinic clerk tells Janice that her boyfriend Roger tested positive for an STD and asks her to come in. Janice is furious before Tommy reveals Roger set up the prank.
A man calls Curtis, a hotel valet, accusing him of putting 100 miles on his BMW and stealing loose change. Curtis denies it, and Tommy reveals the prank was set up by coworker T.C.
A caller from the district attorney's office tells a woman that her check will be garnished for her husband's unpaid child support. She threatens to quit her job, saying she won't support someone else's kids.
Deacon Bowes calls Sister Mayfield to tell her she is being suspended from church because her sons are in jail, but she refuses to be kept from God's house.
The limo driver prank repeats: Rob is told his wife is in the back of the limo with another man.
A neighbor calls to complain that the man only brings Black women home and demands he date white women. The man argues back before the reveal.
A man calls to tell a husband he's been seeing his wife and suggests a paternity test. The husband stays calm until the reveal.
A man demands his tithe money back because his kids weren't changed after baptism.
A caller claims he was with the burglars who broke into a man's house and left his medicine behind, then asks to come back for it.
Tommy asks makeup artist Brandy to apply makeup to his butt for a nude photo shoot; Brandy refuses and threatens him before the reveal.
Tommy poses as a jealous husband accusing Maurice of messaging his wife Denise on Facebook; Maurice denies it and threatens him before the reveal.
Tommy poses as a man who bought the house and is arriving with U-Haul trucks, demanding the renter move out; the tenant threatens him before the call cuts off.
A man named Cameron calls Kelly's husband, claiming he's been having a secret affair with Kelly for ten years. The husband is shocked and angry, but it's a prank by Kelly.
A man calls a caterer claiming she served rabbit instead of chicken at a party. She denies it and gets angry.
An attorney calls a man about his underwear found in a retirement home resident's room.
A man calls a postman accusing him of having an affair with his wife.
A man calls a nursery thinking it's a nurse station and demands someone clean his bed pan.
Tommy poses as a travel agent offering adult excursions like a dildo dinner and nude banana boat ride for Antoinette's husband Tony. She is shocked before Tommy reveals the prank.
Tommy poses as a deacon accused of visiting a man's wife too often for prayer. The two trade threats of an ass whooping before Tommy reveals the prank.
A hotel clerk calls Vernon to confirm a honeymoon suite reservation for his wife Martina and another man named Tony, exposing an affair.
A second call to Davian with the same Valentine's proposal, again ending in anger and threats.
A concierge calls to confirm a romantic hotel reservation for a man's husband, revealing an affair to his wife Destiny.
A man calls accusing the woman of scratching his car, demanding $3,500, leading to a heated argument before the prank reveal.
A man calls demanding $60 for a fight party, claiming the victim and his friends drank and ate without paying, leading to a heated argument before the prank reveal.
A man furiously rants after being called on his personal number, threatening the caller before Nephew Tommy reveals the prank.
Williams from the HOA calls Mr. Wilson a second time about his non-working car, camper, and boat, but Mr. Wilson still refuses to move his late father's boat.
Devin calls Maurice claiming Keisha agreed to a 'four-three relationship' where she'd spend four days with Maurice and three with him.
HR calls a foreman to say a trainee, the VP's nephew, will take over his job, office, and parking space. The foreman refuses and threatens violence.
A probation officer tells Faye her drug test came back positive. She vehemently denies it and demands to speak to her real officer.
A repeat of the bartender credit card prank: the bartender admits using Anthony's card and Anthony threatens him.
A doctor calls Brian to say his life insurance is denied until he removes a testicle due to parasites. Brian is horrified and refuses.
Nephew Tommy calls an irate man who threatens violence and claims to have twenty tracks, only to find out it's a prank.
Another neighbor calls Chris about the same parrot noise complaint.
A neighbor calls Charles claiming he stole shirts and socks from the laundry room dryers. The call cuts off before the reveal.
A father calls Pastor Henry demanding a refund of his tithes because his kids' behavior did not change after baptism. He reveals the prank was set up by Brother Dobbs.
A coworker calls Darren to discuss a birthday gift for his wife, suggesting Victoria's Secret. The call cuts off before the reveal.
Sherman accidentally leaves three employees on the line while discussing their severance packages and layoffs.
An older neighbor demands Dominique change her jogging route because she might spread coronavirus on the sidewalk.
A tenant asks landlord Miss Linda to let them skip rent for the rest of the year because of the pandemic, but she refuses.
A homeowner calls an air conditioner repairman accusing him of urinating on the side of his house while his wife watched from the window.
Tommy calls a truck driver named Lloyd, claiming he hit his mama's maple tree and tore limbs off it. Lloyd insists he was never on the street that day.
A daycare worker calls a father to report his son wears pink blankets and ballet shoes and snaps his fingers in a circle. The father gets irate and threatens to come down, until the prank is revealed.
A football coach calls a mother to tell her that her son Malik didn't make the seventh-grade team because the coach's own son is quarterback, causing her to threaten to come to the school.
A neighbor calls a man to complain about him bringing black women to his house, demanding he date white women instead.
A new director of ministry, Brother Alvin, calls a church conference line and criticizes the media team, youth coordinator, and social media manager, threatening jobs.
Tommy poses as a hairstylist who cancels on a bride hours before her wedding because he's fighting with his boyfriend.
Tommy poses as an insurance agent and tells a married couple that their lab results show they are brother and sister.
Tommy calls a Jamaican man to complain about curry goat being served at a child's birthday party, leading to a heated cultural argument.
Nephew Tommy calls a man claiming to be 'Fish' and accuses him of sending stomach muscle pictures to his wife, leading to a heated exchange.
Tommy calls a neighbor complaining about too many cars parked on the street from a home mechanic business. The mechanic tries to defend himself, but the neighbor threatens to call the homeowners association and a tow truck.
Tommy poses as a school bus driver and a parent demands that the bus stop at his driveway to pick up his son. The driver refuses, leading to threats and a heated argument.
Tommy poses as a carpet cleaning company owner and tells a man that his crew accidentally knocked over his grandmother's urn. The man is furious and threatens to come down to the office.
A man pretends to be a nephew calling about dresses being made for a large family event, creating confusion before the prank reveal.
A fake child support agent tells a father his payments will extend to age 21 despite his check stubs proving payments.
A fake HR rep tells a bank employee he has H1N1, cannot come to work, and will not be paid.
A neighbor calls a trucker's wife offering to come tighten her up while her husband is away.
A pleasure consultant tries to buy insurance for his strippers and call girls, frustrating the insurance agent.
A man calls Vernon claiming he's been seeing Vernon's wife and that she wants to leave him, leading to threats.
A student affairs officer calls Trevor claiming he plagiarized an essay and won't graduate, causing Trevor to panic about his family coming.
Tommy calls a man claiming his parrot is dancing, biting staff, and demanding a top hat at a bird rescue, confusing the owner before the prank reveal.
Tommy impersonates a delivery resolution specialist and tells church secretary Brenda her nephew Darnell signed for adult packages, leading to a church-appropriate meltdown before the reveal.
Tommy tells Brianna her husband Kevin was VIP at a male entertainment venue called Velvet Rope Lounge, sending her into a frenzy before the prank reveal.
Tommy poses as a delivery man and tells Tanya a man in a towel signed for her package and ate her chips, causing her to rage before revealing her cousin set up the prank.
Tommy claims to be Mr. Reggie, a man who paid for Davion's MBA and dated his mother, now demanding Davion intervene after she broke up with him.
Tommy tells Sam he's been talking to his girlfriend of eleven years and wants to pick up her things, provoking Sam to threaten a fight if he comes to the house.
Tommy poses as a deacon who has been visiting a man's wife to pray, but the husband accuses him of trying to holler at her, sparking a church-flavored argument.
Tommy poses as a fellow apartment resident accusing Angel, an essential worker, of endangering the building by going to work during the pandemic and threatening to keep her out.
Tommy poses as spa employee Ramon confirming Owen's appointment for a back and butt wax, including a manzillion upgrade, causing Owen to rant about the $200 cost and refuse.
Tommy poses as a fraternity official and tells Greg that his membership in Phi Beta Sigma is not on record and he must surrender his paraphernalia and brand. Greg fiercely refuses.
Tommy claims to be K Dog, a recently released inmate who protected the caller's brother in prison and now demands $10,000. The caller threatens him.
A survey caller asks a black man who he's voting for, then tries to discourage him from voting, leading to an angry response. He is pranked by Sylvie Jones.
A man calls Valerie claiming her friend gave him bed bugs and demands money, revealing an affair with Shanice.
Jason claims he bought Marcus's house and demands the family move out by Sunday, despite their two-year lease.
Frank from FPC calls Darwin to schedule a pre-death funeral photo so they have a nice picture for his program.
A laundry manager calls Sammy to say his employees refuse to wash his filthy underwear and he must scrub it first.
A customer calls plumber Adrian claiming that flushing the bathroom toilet makes sewage come out of the kitchen sink.
Fake store security officer Daniel accuses Tanya of stealing $1,800 in merchandise and giving it to her sister Cynthia.
A man calls Keon at home to complain that his body odor is ruining the gym equipment and demands he wash before coming.
A man calls a landlord about renting an apartment and mentions he teaches naked yoga and is a nymphomaniac; the landlord refuses, then the caller reveals it's a prank by his brother.
A fake camp director tells Angela her daughter is too heavy to be on top of the cheerleading pyramid and suggests she be a base instead. Her friend Rochelle set up the prank.
A man insists on moving into Dale's apartment 316 because he can't function otherwise, refusing other units and threatening him. Dale's coworker Linda set up the prank.
A man calls Heather claiming her black eyed peas gave him food poisoning at a New Year's party and demands $472 for his doctor bill. Heather refuses and insults him.
A man is told by a black man that his wife was artificially inseminated with his seed and is carrying a black baby, causing him to rage and threaten violence.
A customer calls a pizzeria to complain about anchovies on his pizza, and the owner's attitude leads to a threat of violence.
A terminally ill man calls a church ministry asking for his dying wish to sleep with the pastor's wife.
Tommy poses as an employment agency worker offering William a job picking cotton barefoot and singing Negro spirituals. William is furious and refuses.
Tommy calls a man pretending to be a neighbor named Wendell, complaining that he brings black women to his house and demanding he date white women. The man is infuriated.
Tommy calls Cliff claiming to be a man who has been sleeping with his wife. Cliff is enraged and threatens to find and fight him.
A fake principal calls a mother to say her son must repeat kindergarten because he can't color or do arithmetic, but she fiercely defends her child.
A church representative calls a pastor's wife to ask if her husband is stressed at home, implying sexual matters, offending her.
Tommy poses as a student affairs officer calling a student to tell him he is not graduating, but the call cuts off before the reveal.
A fake youth minister calls a veteran usher to say the church wants her to change her attitude when seating people, and she refuses to accept it.
A man with a black Escalade threatens the parking-lot worker for sending him to the back of the church lot every Sunday.
A caller grills Pastor Ty about how church funds are being used and demands answers about concerts and spending, refusing to be dismissed.
A deacon calls Sister Cherise to say the church wants her to stop attending because her sons are in jail, prompting her to refuse and demand the pastor call her himself.
A fake church official calls Minister of Music Lorenzo to tell him he is being let go, with the mysterious 'antics' turning out to be his hairstyles, colored contacts, and flashy outfits.
A deacon tells Tracy the church will charge $15 for arriving late, upsetting her as a struggling single mother.
A caller claims the minister who married a couple was never ordained, so their nine-year marriage and children are invalid.
A workplace caller tells a wife her husband's emergency contact is another woman named Janice, sparking a jealous rage.
A downstairs neighbor calls to complain about loud sex noises, accusing the man's girlfriend of cheating while he's at work.
A repeat of the prank where a father demands another family rename their daughter Derrick.
A caller claiming to be a PSC schedules a surprise prostate exam, but the man refuses and threatens violence until the prank is revealed.
A man demands a $100 refund for his Sunday offering because the pastor was on vacation and a substitute preached, angering the church finance officer.
The same bus weight prank is played again with Trina and her son Devin.
A night shift worker threatens a day shift worker over complaints about the night shift.
An ex-boyfriend claims his former girlfriend gave him diabetes through her cooking and wants medical bills paid.
Tommy pretends to be an old high school friend invited by the wife, insisting on coming over with beer and ice, but the husband refuses.
Tommy accuses K Miller of sleeping with his wife, demands to meet, and gets into a verbal fight with K Miller and his brother.
A customer argues with a dry cleaner about missing belt loops on his pants and gets an English-only lecture and a threat from the owner.
A fake security agent tells Denise her alarm went off and a Black man is stealing from her house, making racial assumptions.
A fake liquor promoter asks a husband for permission to put his wife Kendra in a bikini on a party flyer.
A fake HOA representative complains that Natalie's mother speeds through the neighborhood and threatens to have her arrested.
A neighbor claims an essential worker should stay home during the pandemic and threatens not to let her back in the building.
A fake e-learning official tells Nikki she is failing at homeschooling her daughter Jasmine and could hold her back a grade.
A scam V Prom organizer tells a mother her daughter must buy an expensive gown to attend the virtual prom or she will not graduate.
A man posing as Dr. Hendrix calls Greg and creepily hints that he and Greg are the only ones who have seen Greg's wife, Andrea, sending Greg into a rage.
A fake HR representative questions Brielle about her cold and demands she get tested for coronavirus, threatening to have her removed from the building.
A man posing as a pet transport driver tells Adrian he is delivering two peacocks, a seal, and a baby kangaroo that must be signed for. Adrian insists he never ordered any animals.
A husband accuses a church brother of visiting his sick wife too often and trying to holler at her, leading to threats and the reveal.
Bartender Jay Will calls Anthony to return his left credit card, then admits he used it for gas, uniforms, and car repairs before the call is cut off.
Dennis calls his barber Brady to complain that he turned the chair with his private area instead of his hand, threatening a problem if it happens again.
Tommy calls a cemetery administrator claiming his family prayed over the wrong grave.
Tommy calls an interracial couple claiming to be from NBFU (No Blacks For You) telling them to date within their race.
Tommy calls a man pretending to be hiding in a closet while intruders are in his house.
Nephew Tommy poses as an attorney named Carl and calls Sherry to tell her that DeAndre wants a prenuptial agreement signed before their wedding, or the wedding is off. Sherry erupts over DeAndre's lack of money and unpaid wedding costs before Tommy reveals the prank.
Nephew Tommy calls a man and pretends to be a coworker named Kendrick who wants to buy his wife Diane a Valentine's Day gift, sending the husband into a rage before the reveal.
A male dancer called Thunderbolt phones a man named David claiming to be the fiancé of a woman he calls Squeaky, demanding the $150 balance for a Saturday night gig, which turns into a heated argument before Nephew Tommy reveals the prank.
A fake representative of the black parents' group calls a mother to complain that her daughter's braids look ghetto and offers to straighten her hair. The mother fiercely defends her child before the reveal.
A man calls a father claiming the adoption agency approved him to pick up the man's two-year-old son Clarence Jr. today. The father threatens violence and defends his parenting before learning his brother set up the prank.
Nephew Tommy poses as Terrence Walker from OBB in Dallas, claiming a $2 million grant and Dallas Morning News award were denied because of Rep. Jasmine Crockett's TV comments. He urges her to stay quiet for four years before revealing the prank.
A doctor calls a patient to confess he accidentally left his wedding ring inside him during gallstone surgery and asks him to come back to have it removed. The patient refuses, threatens a lawsuit, and the doctor threatens to use chloroform.
A man calls claiming he met the guy's girlfriend Beverly at a sports bar during the Super Bowl and she gave him her number.
A new neighbor claims the fence is 30 feet over the property line and demands shared access to the jacuzzi.
A man offers a woman a high-paying lifeguard job at a gated community pool where adults swim nude and the lifeguard must also be nude. The woman is shocked and refuses.
A man calls a woman claiming she backed into his black Mercedes, citing a cross-eyed neighbor as a witness. The woman denies it, says her sister has her car, and tells him she has no insurance.
A baker delivers a cake with a man's private part to a junior high birthday party, and the father is furious. The reveal: his girlfriend Stephanie pranked him.
Tommy calls a physical therapy office and asks if they offer 'happy endings' after treatment. The therapist is disgusted and threatens to call her husband.
Tommy poses as an immigration officer and tells Franklin Johnson that all people with the last name Johnson in Tennessee are not free and must report to immigration by 6 PM. Franklin gets angry and accuses the caller of being an Uncle Tom.
A fraternity brother calls Ricky Smiley to criticize his community service, leading to a debate about his contributions.
A fake apartment manager calls David Mann about his mother's unpaid water bill and threatens to evict her.
A record store employee calls Manny to complain that Manny missed a CD signing, leading to an argument.
A fake sports radio host interviews Michael Vick, with callers asking bizarre questions about dog fighting and prison, before revealing the prank.
A man calls Shaquille O'Neal claiming to be dating his ex and asking about the kids, leading to Shaq hanging up.
A producer calls claiming his instrumental was stolen for a song, demanding compensation and threatening to meet up.
A caller named Craig claims there's a bet at work about the color of Big Calvin's wife's panties and asks him to confirm, leading to threats.
An aspiring comedian calls a famous comedian to accuse him of stealing his jokes. The famous comedian denies it and they threaten each other.
A man calls a garbage collector to demand his trash cans be placed upright by the fence. The collector insists he's not on that route and they argue.
A father calls a bakery to complain that his daughter's Hannah Montana cake arrived with a man's private part on it. The owner denies making the mistake and they argue.
A man confronts his neighbor for urinating in his yard. The neighbor apologizes but dismisses it, leading to threats and a prank reveal.
A probation officer calls a woman to tell her drug test came back positive. She insists it's a mistake and demands to speak to her real probation officer.
A man calls an elderly woman to welcome her to an adult daycare her daughter signed her up for. She denies needing it and becomes suspicious, but then flirts with the caller.
A lawn service calls to confirm a job, but the homeowner says they mowed the wrong yard and refuses to pay. The caller insists on payment, leading to threats.
A man calls Steve Harvey's bodyguard to complain that his book is ruining relationships. The bodyguard aggressively defends the book and challenges the caller to a fight.
A man confronts his friend about snitching to get out of jail while another friend remains locked up. The friend explains he made bail and had to go to work, but the accuser won't back down.
A caller accuses a hairstylist of using glue that made his aunt's hair fall out in church. The stylist defends her skills and denies using glue, ending in a prank reveal.
A man calls a caterer claiming she stole his Teflon pots and crystal dishes. She denies it and insults his family, leading to a heated argument and a prank reveal.
Tommy calls as a Black People of America surveyor asking Lester how many times he uses the N-word, sending him into a rage.
Tommy poses as an employment agency rep offering a barefoot cotton-picking job with Negro spirituals at ten dollars an hour.
Tommy calls Eduardo pretending to be a neighbor who assumes all Hispanic people fix roofs and asks him to repair a leak.
Tommy poses as a neighbor named Wendell who complains about the man bringing black women home and demands he date white women instead.
Tommy claims a fertility doctor accidentally inseminated the man's wife with his seed, sparking a furious, profanity-filled reaction about a black baby.
A store security officer calls a woman claiming her credit card was invalid for four TVs and she must return them, but she refuses.
A neighbor calls to complain about another loud Super Bowl party and threatens to call the police, leading to a fight.
A man calls a woman to invite her to submit a video to a new 'Booty Drop' app, and she angrily refuses.
A 46-year-old ex-convict calls a man to ask for his 25-year-old daughter's hand in marriage, and the father threatens him.
A coach calls a mother offering her son a full scholarship from the KKK, and she furiously rejects it.
A man calls a hardware store ordering duct tape, plastic, cement, and a machete to dispose of a 'body', terrifying the clerk.
A man calls his brother's ex claiming the child isn't his brother's and demands eight years of child support back.
A man calls a stripper claiming he accidentally gave her $100 instead of $10 for a lap dance and demands $90 back, but she refuses.
A cemetery official calls to say the land was sold and bodies must be moved for a freeway, and the relative threatens him.
A church official calls a woman to tell her that her sister had an affair and the family is banned for a 'Jezebel spirit', which enrages her.
A father calls another parent claiming his son will take her son's quarterback position, accusing her of sleeping with the coach.
A neighbor asks to use another neighbor's pool for his son's birthday party during the pandemic, leading to a fight about safety and race.
A funeral home owner calls about a tombstone with the wrong name and date, and the angry relative threatens to dig up bodies.
A man calls a limo service to hire a limo for a bank robbery, asking the driver to keep the car running for a quick getaway.
A man calls a married woman claiming he sent her his underwear as a token of admiration, causing her to panic about her husband's reaction.
A neighbor calls a woman claiming her lights turn on his stove and oven, asking her to keep the lights off until maintenance fixes it, leading to a heated argument.
Robert calls a chicken restaurant ordering 125 pieces for a repast, then calls back wanting only 10 pieces, causing the cook to threaten him.
Calvin calls Sam saying his girlfriend wants to move out and asks to pick up her stuff, leading to a confrontation.
K dub calls Vaughn saying his deaf aunt saw Vaughn steal a bike from her garage, leading to threats.
Brother Lester calls Gerald asking if his wife Allison can be in a singles ministry swimsuit calendar to raise money.
Assistant principal calls Keisha saying her daughter Aisha can't go on spring break due to bad grades and must attend school.
HR rep Darius calls Vaughn saying someone photocopied their butt and everyone must show their butt to clear their name.
Kevin B calls a restaurant supply company asking to store three dead bodies in their showroom freezer.
A med student calls Darryl asking to videotape a gynecological exam on his wife for his thesis.
A rep from Wife Correctional Services calls George to offer reprogramming his wife, insulting his manhood.
A principal calls Nate about his wife's revealing outfits when dropping off their daughter, asking her to come to his office.
Mr. Reggie calls Davion claiming he paid for his college and demands he convince his mother not to break up with him.
A church brother calls Brother Robert offering to be a surrogate father for his wife, leading to anger and threats.
HR rep Ed calls injured worker Vincent to check on him, then accuses him of having sex based on surveillance cameras, violating his workers' comp restrictions.
A man calls several people claiming to be from an organization trying to get black people to stop eating so much chicken.
A husband calls a postman accusing him of having an affair with his wife because he found a postal shirt at home.
A man calls the church media director threatening to beat him up if his cousin's microphone cuts out again.
A man calls a husband claiming to be his wife's 'work husband' and asks how long they plan to stay married.
A man from an organization called NBFU calls Nicole and her black boyfriend to tell them they should not be in an interracial relationship.
A caterer calls Tammy to apologize for accidentally serving rabbit instead of chicken at her aunt's birthday party and offers a small credit.
A police officer calls a wife to say her husband Kenny was pulled over for drunk driving with another woman in the car.
A collections agent calls Jeremy claiming he hasn't paid his truck loan in four months and threatens to repossess his 2003 GMC Sierra.
A man named Alvin calls Bryce to confess he sent flowers to Bryce's wife Trish for Valentine's Day and accidentally included a gift card meant for his own wife.
A funeral director calls Keith to say he's been removed from the program for his aunt's funeral because he won't stick to the three-minute time limit.
An officer calls the head of the neighborhood crime watch claiming her two sons are selling drugs and a raid is imminent.
An attorney calls Miss Jones claiming she owes her ex-husband $18,000 from a divorce settlement seven years ago and threatens to garnish her wages.
A caller tries to persuade Jason to vote Republican and support Donald Trump, offering a Make America Great Again hat and t-shirt.
A utility worker calls Gerard claiming his bill is unpaid and threatens to shut off the power, despite Gerard insisting his wife paid it.
A man calls Patricia claiming his daughter is also named Derek and asks her to change her daughter's name at school.
Scott calls Darnell claiming his wife Bianca requested a penis enlargement consultation as a birthday gift.
Craig calls Marcus claiming his mother's Lincoln was stolen and a witness saw the thief's butt, so Marcus must come to a lineup to show his. Marcus refuses before learning his boy LJ pranked him.
Bryce calls Marcus claiming his wife Tina is actually his long-lost brother Tim. Marcus is furious before learning his wife Tina set up the prank.
A caller from NBFU pressures Nicole and her black boyfriend to end their interracial relationship. They both rage before learning Lorraine set up the prank.
A lab technician tells Marvin he has oak triocitus, a rare fungus that will grow a small tree from his navel. Marvin panics before learning his boy Earl pranked him.
A customer calls Latrenda at the sandwich shop to complain she didn't wash her hands after using the bathroom. She threatens to fight him before learning her co-worker Tasha pranked her.
A fraternity official tells Greg that his Five Beta Sigma membership isn't recognized and demands he remove his brand and paraphernalia. Greg explodes before the reveal that Tyrone pranked him.
A man calls Clarence claiming he was with the burglars who broke into his house, but only wants to retrieve his medicine left behind. Clarence threatens him before the reveal that his sister Bree set it up.
A man calls a restaurant owner claiming his mother got sick from a salad at Soul Vives and threatens her when she dismisses the complaint, then reveals it is Nephew Tommy prank-calling on behalf of her cousin Antoinette.
Nephew Tommy calls a woman who goes on a profane rant about Bill Cosby's sexual assault allegations and Steve Harvey's Miss Universe mistake before saying she's tired and leaving church.
Nephew Tommy poses as Deacon Cuss Man and calls a church member, Sister Johnson, cursing her out for gossiping about the pastor and reminding her of past church charity.
Steve Harvey pitches the idea of a White House 'cusser' to insult Obama's critics, then the prank call targets a radio host who fires back before hanging up.
Nephew Tommy complains about the disrespectful new generation, discusses old men's anatomy and uncircumcised men, and lists all the things that will get you an ass beating, from buying a pregnancy test at the dollar store to being a vegan.
Nephew Tommy pretends to be a comedian at a club in Stockbridge, Georgia, celebrating the 50s and ranting about eight-track tapes, mixtapes, and nighttime bathroom habits.
A man calls a church and demands his $100 donation back, claiming he's not at work and will come collect it. The church lady refuses and rebukes him for his disrespect, leading to the reveal.
A fake lifeguard named Glenn calls a mother to say her son is banned from the pool for peeing in it, citing his facial expressions as evidence. The mother angrily denies it and threatens to bring all her kids to the pool.
A man calls a long-time church member complaining that her shouting and running during service is distracting. She defends her praise and threatens to swing on anyone who tries to stop her before the reveal.
A man from a black church calls a white member, Grant, to quiz him on black church culture, making him say 'give an honor to God' and 'hooping.' Grant gets frustrated and offended before the reveal.
A man on a conference call impersonates a new director of ministries, critiquing various church ministries and volunteers. He questions a youth coordinator about controlling black kids and accuses a singer of favoritism.
A man calls a female church member claiming the pastor has a crush on her and asks if she'd be a side piece as a 'ministry.' She is disgusted and ends the call before the reveal.
A fake church member calls Pastor Hayes asking how much money is in the church account, claiming he's fallen on hard times and needs cash. The pastor refuses and demands to know who gave out his number.
A man pretending to be a church brother calls a woman claiming her $250 love offering check bounced, demanding repayment plus bank fees. She denies it and threatens to call the pastor before the reveal.
A man calls another man to confess he's been sleeping with his wife but is giving it up for Lent, leading to threats and confusion.
A school principal calls a mother to say her daughter's braids give off a "ghetto" look and asks her to straighten her hair, causing the mother to threaten him.
A man calls a law office wanting to sue his girlfriend's husband for messing up their relationship, leading to a heated argument with the receptionist.
A father calls a mother to arrange a Valentine's dance date for their kids, then mentions he booked a hotel room for them, causing the mother to go off.
A florist calls a wife to say her husband's card was declined for $300 flowers and charged her card instead, leading to fury.
A neighbor calls to complain about an annual Super Bowl party being too loud and threatens to call the police.
A man accuses a coworker of eating his barbecue ribs from the office fridge, threatening to fight him in his cubicle.
A coworker calls a man at work to ask if he'll be his Valentine, leading to confusion and anger.
A man calls another man to confess he's been sleeping with his wife but is giving it up for Lent, prompting threats.
A pop-up pedicure service calls a woman saying her husband booked it because her feet look bad; she fiercely defends her feet.
A man is accused of leaving his underwear at a senior center, gets angry, and hangs up; the prank is revealed by Doris.
Principal calls a mother to say her son must repeat kindergarten because he can't color inside the lines, leading to a heated argument about race and parenting.
Attorney claims a woman owes her ex-husband $18,000 from a divorce settlement, threatens garnishment, then reveals it's a prank by her sister Janice.
A man accuses the neighborhood watch captain of peeping at his wife and threatens to peep at his wife in return.
A neighbor calls Swerve to complain about his smelly trash and threatens to move it into his backyard, leading to a heated argument.
A travel agent calls a bride-to-be about her honeymoon, but he booked Jamaica, Queens instead of Ocho Rios, Jamaica.
A man asks a fellow church member if his wife can be a surrogate mother naturally, offering to pay.
A co-worker asks a new employee to claim his secret baby on his child support so his wife won't find out.
A hotel concierge calls a wife to confirm her husband's Valentine's reservation for a suite, lunch, and couples massage; she realizes it's not for her.
A man named Jared calls Dr. Petrie's personal line claiming he's scared of intimacy and hides in the closet watching old TV shows. Dr. Petrie tries to counsel him while theme songs play in the background.
An attorney calls a woman about her grandmother's inheritance, but another family member has signed for it, causing a dispute.
A blind man calls a barbershop owner asking for a booth and to cut hair, leading to an argument about discrimination.
A man calls a father claiming he is behind on child support and must pay until his son turns 21, even though the son is about to turn 18.
A man invites a neighbor to a fight party but then asks to run 4,000 feet of cable from his house to watch the fight illegally.
A man calls a woman claiming her husband is in the Husband Protection Program because she has been bullying him.
A man calls a woman claiming she sideswiped his 1972 Chevrolet and demands $1800 for repairs, but she denies it and the argument escalates.
A man calls a woman from a dating site asking for a $250 'love deposit' via Cash App before meeting, leading to rejection.
A man calls a tow truck driver claiming he overjumped his car and blew the electrical system, demanding $1500.
A man calls a husband asking for his wife's breast milk for six months to cure his deteriorating bones, leading to disgust.
A coworker calls a husband saying his wife Veronica is cheating on both of them with a guy named Alan.
A man calls a husband saying his wife twisted her ankle at a hotel and he dropped her, leading to panic and threats.
A man calls a husband claiming he's been having an affair with his wife Marie for two years and suggests he move out.
A man calls a husband during lockdown saying he misses his wife Sandra, making the husband suspicious and angry.
A man calls a woman saying her girlfriend Tyree wants to leave her for him, leading to threats and confusion.
A man calls a husband claiming he's been secretly seeing his wife for 10 years, causing emotional turmoil.
A student from Black Awareness Mission calls a woman saying her boyfriend has a sex tape with another girl, causing outrage.
A doorman calls a resident saying a man left items in his apartment and his wife buzzed him up, implying an affair.
A man calls a husband claiming he's been swinging with his wife Nicole and invites him to join, leading to denial and anger.
A coworker calls a wife saying her husband fell at work, but the emergency contact is another woman named Janice, causing confusion and anger.
A husband accuses his pastor of coming over too often to pray for his wife, suspecting an affair, leading to a heated exchange.
A car delivery driver calls about a 2013 Jaguar for a woman named Connie, but the wife intercepts and thinks her husband bought it for a mistress.
A cleaning service owner calls a tax office about finding condoms and then suggests the wife isn't satisfying her husband, leading to outrage.
A travel agent calls a wife about excursions for a hedonism resort trip, revealing her husband's secret vacation with another woman.
A police officer calls a wife to pick up her husband who was arrested for indecent exposure at a park with another woman, who turns out to be her sister.
A man calls a barber asking to get his girlfriend's initials shaved into his pubic hair, but the barber is disgusted and refuses.
An adoption agency calls a woman saying she volunteered to take in two Caucasian kids for Black History Month, but she denies it and gets angry.
A man tries to order ten pizzas for Angola penitentiary, but the pizza place refuses to deliver, leading to threats.
A music producer calls a woman claiming he wants her for a singing group called 'Lingerie' and asks for a photo in lingerie, but she angrily refuses.
A door company calls a homeowner saying the contractor didn't pay, so they're coming to take all the doors back, leading to a heated argument.
A neighbor calls a mother demanding $300 for a Wii game her son allegedly broke, but she refuses to pay without proof.
A CPS worker calls a father about reports of child neglect, but the father gets angry and denies everything, leading to a confrontation.
New principal calls a parent to announce he's reinstating corporal punishment and will paddle kids, but the parent threatens him.
A realtor calls a homeowner claiming his house is going into foreclosure, but the call is cut off before the reveal.
A man suggests holding a funeral at a nightclub because the deceased loved the club, shocking his friend.
A churchgoer accuses the parking attendant of sending him to the back because his van is raggedy.
A coworker calls a man asking his wife's clothing size and if she likes Victoria's Secret.
A coworker calls a man to confess his love for his wife and that they have lunch daily.
A man keeps adding guests to a playoff party invitation, frustrating the host.
A man calls another man to ask if he can claim expenses spent on his wife as a tax write-off.
A hotel calls to confirm a romantic Super Bowl suite for a man's wife and another man, exposing an affair.
A church brother calls the praise dance leader to complain about gyrating and toenail polish.
A man calls another man to invite his girlfriend to a panty party, leading to threats.
A man argues with a hair salon owner because she won't do his aunt's weave, leading to a shouting match.
An Uber driver tells a passenger he'll pick him up in a hearse with a corpse in the back.
A collection agency for the dead calls a man to collect a debt, threatening to take his truck.
A man is asked to perform a series of ridiculous tests by the power company to avoid a shutdown.
A husband calls a lash salon to complain his wife's eyelashes are too long, threatening the business.
A church official calls a member to shame her for not tithing enough, leading to an angry confrontation.
A husband accuses his wife's coworker of inappropriate behavior on a Zoom call, leading to a heated argument.
A coworker blackmails a man into buying Girl Scout cookies by threatening to expose an affair.
A mother is told her son can't ride the bus because he weighs over 125 pounds, sparking discrimination claims.
A man calls collect from jail asking for his girlfriend, only to reach her husband, leading to threats.
A truck driver is told he's being transferred to South Africa for six months, causing him to quit in anger.
A party planner insists an R&B band play country music, leading to a standoff.
A caller argues with Steve Harvey about his relationship book, then reveals Steve has been pranked.
An elderly man calls to apologize for urinating on a man's house, causing the homeowner to rage.
A father calls another father claiming their college kids eloped and might be pregnant, leading to a fight.
A coworker calls to inform Adrian that the office thinks he has bad breath, sparking anger and threats.
A grieving man tries to convince a funeral home to put three bodies in one casket to save money, leading to a heated exchange.
A man proposes a shared custody arrangement with another man's wife, leading to threats and anger.
A cousin calls to say the family doesn't want Glenda's mother's famous dressing, leading to a heated argument.
A Walgreens manager calls about a defective condom recall, causing a wife to suspect her husband of cheating.
A second call to Frieda with the same premise about her husband Gerald texting another woman, with even more explicit language.
A man calls Brian pretending his wife is leaving him for another man at the airport, causing distress.
A man calls Karen to say he saw her husband Jason with his wife at a park, leading to anger and threats.
A man calls a heart transplant recipient claiming the heart came from his brother, then makes odd requests.
A man calls on Father's Day claiming to be the biological father of a child, leading to shock and rage.
A church member calls Sister Lauren to complain that her sign language interpretation is incorrect, leading to a heated argument.
A daycare worker calls a father to report his son is wearing ballet shoes and a pink blanket, leading to anger.
A man named Alfonso calls a boutique demanding a dress for an extravaganza, berating the employee.
A man calls Ronnie claiming he gave him a 'code' at a club, leading to confusion and threats.
A lab manager calls Monet to tell her she's pregnant, leading to confusion and anger as she insists her tubes are tied.
A third pass of the Pink Stiletto call has Kimmy's father swear she will not dance and that he will not let the club get in the way of its money. After the reveal he is still hot and says no man wants to drag his daughter out of a strip club.
Money B tells Kimmy's father she was hired to dance at Pink Stiletto in heels and thong bikinis. He says she is a college junior who will be a lawyer, threatens to break her arm, and then hears his daughter pranked him.
Daycare owner Kirby calls Kathy and says two-year-old Devon is too fat, drinks a gallon of milk, and will get apples, water, and SlimFast. She says her son is coming at 6:30 for full meals, then hears girlfriend Lucretia pranked her.
A record-store worker tells Keith Sweat that fans are wrapped around the building for a signing he never booked. Sweat refuses to be talked to like a child and says he will see Raheem, who admits Tommy set the no-show up.
Cutty tells bank teller Brandon to load $55,000 into a brown envelope at 3:30, and he mentions Brandon's daughter in junior high. Brandon tells him to come get an ass-whooping, then learns coworker Stacey set it up.
Tommy tells a stranger his girlfriend left him with a two-month-old and asks to borrow wife Melanie so she can breastfeed the baby. The husband puts Melanie on the line and threatens to bring the fight to the caller's house.
Russell from the N-word Abolishers orders Calvin to quit the word or be buried with it. Calvin keeps saying it, gives a fake address, and then learns his brother Marcus bet $500 he would slip.
In a redneck voice, Tommy calls trucker Ernest, demands his presidential vote, and warns him not to show up for Obama. Ernest says the White House is getting painted black and to stop calling his phone.
After coaching Orlando to play a valet, Tommy calls Mr. Franklin as the manager and says a worker quit and took his new Lexus. Franklin threatens to sue everyone involved until his wife Carrie is revealed.
Barber Sean tells Mr. Guillory he left his family's comb and brush in the casket with uncle C.M. Guillory and wants the body brought up. Guillory breaks down and refuses, then learns his boy Scotty set the call up.
Tommy calls K. Miller as a jealous Perkins and accuses him of coming by the house while he is gone. The call turns into a service-station fight challenge before Tommy reveals the prank.
An HOA caller gives Mr. Wilson two weeks to move a dead car, a camper, and the boat his late father left him. Wilson says that boat is the only thing his daddy gave him and threatens anyone who comes to tow it.
On a conference call, manager Sherman thinks Hannah, Frank, and David are on hold while he discusses firing them with a thin severance. They hear everything, talk lawyers, and then learn coworker Barry set up the prank.
Neighbor Greg, armed with an HOA number, tells James the Christmas lights have to come down by tomorrow evening. James says his mother loves them and promises a baseball bat if anyone touches the house.
A delivery driver tells Vernetta her husband paid cash for a black Mercedes GL550 as a Christmas gift for ex-wife Sandra, plate LUV X. She orders the truck to her house instead, then says she had already planned how to get him.
Tommy calls Cecil as neighbor Manny and accuses him of stealing a Christmas yard theme with Santa, Jesus, and the wise men. Cecil refuses to rearrange it and dares him to touch the manger, until friend Larry is revealed.
Tommy calls Scarface as a one-man No Cussing Rappers Association and demands to approve the album before it drops. Scarface tells him to buy it and stay out of his business, then laughs and plugs the record Made.
Tommy calls cleaners owner Wilson as customer Donnie and accuses him of wearing a missing shirt and a friend's pants around the shop. Wilson threatens him and drops the business until his boy is revealed as the prankster.
House-sitting for Rita, Tommy calls neighbor Charlie and begs him to run four houses down with toilet paper because his legs went numb on the toilet. Charlie tells him to use a towel, then realizes Rita set it up.
Posing as Deacon Foley, Tommy tells Brother DeAndre he owes Mount Calvary $2,800 in back tithes for seven months away. DeAndre refuses, insults the pastor, and then apologizes after the reveal.
Tommy calls Kira and claims her four-year-old bit his son at the children's academy. She hangs up, calls him a weekend dad, and the fight turns into threats until he reveals the prank and asks for the show.
Funeral director John says wife Diane already picked a casket and needs the tombstone name for Robert, who is very much alive. Robert threatens to come to the funeral home, then learns his wife set up the prank.
Ricky calls Madison's fiancé demanding the ten-thousand-dollar breast implants he bought her back as his property. The fiancé refuses, and Madison is revealed as the one who ordered the prank.
An artist named Sebastian calls a husband for permission to paint his wife nude after claiming he already painted her head in Harlem. The husband threatens to meet him on 125th Street, then laughs when Tommy reveals the prank.
Byron from the job calls Risa after hours with new workplace rules, then says weaves and wigs are banned starting tomorrow morning. She refuses to take down a weave she paid hundreds for and dares them to fire her before learning coworker Jennifer set it up.
A limo driver calls Rob to say Rob's wife is in the back seat with another man, in a black dress with side curls, and that they are stopping at a hotel. Rob demands the car be brought to him until Tommy reveals Rob's wife set up the call.
Delivery driver Jackson pushes a refrigerator from a morning window to the afternoon, then calls back to say it will not arrive until tomorrow while the customer's food sits out. The customer unloads on him until Tommy says the man's wife arranged the prank.
Raymond Henderson whispers that burglars are inside the house right now and he does not know what to do. The man he called will not come over, assumes drugs are involved, and will only offer to phone the police, then learns his friend Wendell pranked him.
Phil calls Scotty for a dating reference on Scotty's ex-wife Monica, asking about cooking, the bedroom, and whether their daughter can call him daddy. Scotty threatens him until Tommy says Scotty's brother Brian set it up.
A Black History committee member asks Miss Glenda to be auctioned as a slave for a day to raise money. She refuses, curses him out, and dares him to sell her at her own house before learning her sister arranged the call.
Lonnie calls Frida claiming her husband has been texting Lonnie's wife Denise and sending naked pictures. Frida grills him about where they met and which daycare is involved before Tommy says her husband Gerald set up the prank.
Kenny, who says he knows Brad through Brad's brother, makes holiday small talk and then asks Brad to marry him on Christmas Day. Brad threatens to hunt him down until the number Tommy gives him is the show's line.
A water-company worker accuses Murphy of turning his service back on after a shutoff for nonpayment and vows to come cut it off again. Murphy insists his bills are paid and demands a supervisor before Tommy reveals the prank from cousin Darrell.
A tax-office supervisor tells Regina her $1,500 refund went to her mother's address and was cashed by her brother, then demands $450 back and threatens to freeze her account. She refuses to repay money she never got until Tommy says cousin Reggie set it up.
After a short on-air intro, a party-rental clerk with a heavy stutter calls Jason to confirm tables, chairs, a margarita machine, and tents for his sister's party. The bit is cut off before the reveal.
Human-resources rep Bill tells LaShonda that management wants her to enlarge her breasts and will pay half so she matches the office look. She threatens a lawsuit and her boyfriend before Tommy reveals the prank.
Tommy calls L.C. Davis as the neighbors' son and demands he trim the pecan limbs hanging into his mother's yard. The fight turns into gun threats and a driveway standoff until Tommy says Davis's brother Milton arranged it.
A process server faxes Mr. Kirby divorce papers at work, orders him out of the house within 24 hours, and then claims Kirby's wife showed up with his boss. Kirby is ready to confront them when Tommy says Kirby's wife arranged the call.
An HR caller tells 17-year project manager Jason to hand his key card, office, and parking space to a trainee who is the vice president's nephew. Jason refuses and threatens a fight before Tommy reveals the prank.
A dry-cleaner manager tells Tamika that her husband Chris left cash, one cufflink, and two condoms in a suit pocket. She plans to collect the uncleaned clothes as evidence until the note in the pocket reveals the prank.
Posing as a delivery driver, Tommy tells Chad's wife Davina that Chad's ex-wife Dorita sent him a Valentine's fruit basket. Davina demands a manager and unloads until Tommy says Chad set up the call.
Tommy calls Devin as upstairs neighbor Chris, furious about loud late-night conversations, and refuses to believe the noise is Devin's parrot Benny. Devin threatens the bird until Tommy says Sean set up the prank.
Brother Springwater tells Wilson Campbell that friends paid for a baptismal pool on a truck to dunk him in his driveway. Wilson threatens to drown the whole congregation, then learns his boy Mason paid for the prank.
Deacon Patterson calls Brother Conley before pancreas surgery, prays with him, then asks the doctors to take a kidney while he is open. Conley curses him out, and the reveal is that daughter Reesey wanted a smile before Friday's operation.
Jeweler Gavin tells fiancée Denise her engagement ring appraises at about fifty dollars and is cubic zirconia. She pulls fiancé Victor onto the line, the couple explodes, and Tommy reveals Denise's sister Lynn set it up.
Waiter Roderick calls Kenny from a seafood house to complain about a five-dollar tip on an eighty-dollar check. Kenny denies it, promises a shoe-tip in the parking lot, and learns his boy Richard set the call during a Christmas-party meeting.
Ken calls Andre about a 25-year reunion and asks to escort Andre's wife Sylvia, his old sweetheart. Andre forbids it, threatens to show up, and after the reveal admits he was sweating mad while Tommy reminds him the reunion is real.
Lawrence calls a man watching the game and says Glenda, his high-school sweetheart, invited him over with beer and ice. The husband bars him from the house, they square up, and Tommy reveals Glenda arranged the prank.
Carruthers calls carpet cleaner Robert and says the crew moved his grandmother off the coffee table. Robert rallies his sons, the two men threaten each other, and Tommy reveals the man's wife set up the call.
The compilation opens on a countdown and Tommy hyping an uncut CD while a man answers his personal line. The call turns into threats over money, a brother, and a blonde ass-whooping, then Tommy reveals the prank and tells everybody to sit down and watch.
Nephew Tommy calls a D.C. salon owner as Shay Leon, a stylist just in from Los Angeles who wants to rent booth space in her suite. After she agrees to meet, he explains that a private hair specialist designs bikini-line hair, and the argument runs through threats and her shock at the Steve Harvey Morning Show reveal.
A stranger calls with a Christmas proposal, and the call turns into a shouting match when he demands a hundred dollars the next day and they tell him he is getting nothing.
A caller says he wants to marry her for Christmas, then launches into an agitated speech about who has been in the house for ten years and who is allowed to talk about his mother.
A man calls Gordon about an apartment listed in the newspaper, then says he wants to hold yoga classes in the backyard.
Ernest calls for Shanice, gets her boyfriend Brandon, and says she left him with bedbugs that wrecked his apartment and put him $2,500 in the hole.
A caller claiming to be Nephew Tommy from the Steve Harvey Morning Show tells Scottie that his brother Brian set up the call, then starts in on Scottie's girl until Scottie nearly loses it.
Chad calls James at night claiming to be his regional manager and tells him he has to come to work tomorrow wearing burlap for Black History Month.
A man identifying himself as Border Patrol in San Diego calls on a Sunday and accuses a Los Angeles man of smuggling people across from Tijuana, and the man furiously denies it.
Clifford calls Mr. Dolan to say he just bought the house next door, then claims the jacuzzi on the property actually belongs to him.
A caller reserves a hotel conference room for Friday and Saturday with hors d'oeuvres for about a thousand guests, then says the event is for the Ku Klux Klan.
A pharmacy tech named Brian calls the house for Mr. Donovan and, talking to someone else, reads out an antibiotic prescription that outs him as being treated for an STD.
Deacon Patterson calls Brother Adrian on New Year's Eve and insists he come down to church that night to bring in the new year with the congregation.
Brian claims he works with a new mother's sister, invites her to the office Christmas potluck, and asks her to bring eggnog made from her breast milk.
A caller posing as a high-school coach tries to talk a father into bringing his son over to tour another campus, then makes it clear he wants the man's wife as part of the deal.
Curtis calls a father and pretends they know each other from the boy's Blazers little-league games, then asks if he can claim the son as a dependent on his taxes.