10-Year Affair
A man calls a husband claiming he's been secretly seeing his wife for 10 years, causing emotional turmoil.
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50 calls match “10 years”
A man calls a husband claiming he's been secretly seeing his wife for 10 years, causing emotional turmoil.
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.
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 man calls a hardware store ordering duct tape, plastic, cement, and a machete to dispose of a 'body', terrifying the clerk.
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 fake sports radio host interviews Michael Vick, with callers asking bizarre questions about dog fighting and prison, before revealing the prank.
A second call to Frieda with the same premise about her husband Gerald texting another woman, with even more explicit language.
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.
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.
A man calls a woman to invite her to submit a video to a new 'Booty Drop' app, and she angrily refuses.
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 neighbor calls to complain about another loud Super Bowl party and threatens to call the police, leading to a fight.
A man calls Gordon about an apartment listed in the newspaper, then says he wants to hold yoga classes in the backyard.
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.
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.
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.
Another neighbor calls Chris about the same parrot noise complaint.
A party planner insists an R&B band play country music, leading to a standoff.
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 fake HR representative questions Brielle about her cold and demands she get tested for coronavirus, threatening to have her removed from the building.
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.
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.
Robert calls a chicken restaurant ordering 125 pieces for a repast, then calls back wanting only 10 pieces, causing the cook to threaten him.
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.
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.
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.
Tommy calls an interracial couple claiming to be from NBFU (No Blacks For You) telling them to date within their race.
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.
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.
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.
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 utility worker calls Gerard claiming his bill is unpaid and threatens to shut off the power, despite Gerard insisting his wife paid it.
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.
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.
A caller claims the minister who married a couple was never ordained, so their nine-year marriage and children are invalid.
A man is told his nine-year marriage is void because the reverend who married them was never ordained, making his children bastards.
An ex-boyfriend claims his former girlfriend gave him diabetes through her cooking and wants medical bills paid.
A man calls collect from jail asking for his girlfriend, only to reach her husband, leading to threats.
Tommy poses as an insurance agent and tells a married couple that their lab results show they are brother and sister.
A truck driver is told he's being transferred to South Africa for six months, causing him to quit in anger.
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 man calls a husband claiming he's been having an affair with his wife Marie for two years and suggests he move out.
Mr. Reggie calls Davion claiming he paid for his college and demands he convince his mother not to break up with him.
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.
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 tries to order ten pizzas for Angola penitentiary, but the pizza place refuses to deliver, leading to threats.
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.
A student affairs officer calls Trevor claiming he plagiarized an essay and won't graduate, causing Trevor to panic about his family coming.
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.
An attorney calls a woman about her grandmother's inheritance, but another family member has signed for it, causing a dispute.