Bus Stop in My Driveway
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.
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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.
A mother is told her son can't ride the bus because he weighs over 125 pounds, sparking discrimination claims.
The same bus weight prank is played again with Trina and her son Devin.
A deacon tells Tracy the church will charge $15 for arriving late, upsetting her as a struggling single mother.
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.
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.
A caller says church members are complaining that a woman runs through the aisles, shouts, and does cartwheels during services. She becomes furious at the idea of being removed and learns her friend set up the call.
A church representative tells a woman that members complain because she shouts, runs, and flips during services. She threatens the messenger before Tommy reveals that her girlfriend arranged the call.
A man tells his wife that her husband has been texting another woman and sending nude pictures. Their fight grows explosive before Tommy reveals that the wife arranged the prank.
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 fake church representative tells a woman that her shouting and running during services are disruptive, prompting her to threaten church leaders.
Church officials complain to a member that she shouts, runs through the aisles, and distracts the service. She refuses to quiet down, threatens anyone who tries to remove her, and is pranked by the show.
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.
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 neighbor calls to complain about an annual Super Bowl party being too loud and threatens to call the police.
A fake record-store employee accuses CeeLo Green of missing a packed CD signing and threatens to remove his album from the shelves. CeeLo insists nobody informed him, curses the caller, and is pranked by Tommy and the store crew.
A doorman calls a resident saying a man left items in his apartment and his wife buzzed him up, implying an affair.
A night shift worker threatens a day shift worker over complaints about the night shift.
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.
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.
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 husband accuses a church brother of visiting his sick wife too often and trying to holler at her, leading to threats and the reveal.
A man claims the caller's husband has repeatedly visited to pray for his sick wife, and the husband accuses the caller of pursuing her and threatens violence. The accusation is eventually revealed as a prank.
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.
An older neighbor demands Dominique change her jogging route because she might spread coronavirus on the sidewalk.
Chris claims coworkers are collecting money for Sharon's birthday, then asks Darren for her clothing size and whether she likes Victoria's Secret. Darren becomes suspicious and hostile before Sharon is revealed as the prank caller.
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.
A coworker calls a man to confess his love for his wife and that they have lunch daily.
A male co-worker tells Trey that he has feelings for Trey's wife Teresa and has been quietly helping her financially. Trey threatens him before learning that Teresa set up the call.
A second call to Frieda with the same premise about her husband Gerald texting another woman, with even more explicit language.
A man calls a woman to invite her to submit a video to a new 'Booty Drop' app, and she angrily refuses.
A man is accused of leaving his underwear at a senior center, gets angry, and hangs up; the prank is revealed by Doris.
A neighbor calls Swerve to complain about his smelly trash and threatens to move it into his backyard, leading to a heated argument.
A laundry manager calls Sammy to say his employees refuse to wash his filthy underwear and he must scrub it first.
An attorney calls a man about his underwear found in a retirement home resident's room.
A man calls Brian pretending his wife is leaving him for another man at the airport, causing distress.
A coworker calls a man asking his wife's clothing size and if she likes Victoria's Secret.
A man named Alfonso calls a boutique demanding a dress for an extravaganza, berating the employee.
A police officer calls a wife to say her husband Kenny was pulled over for drunk driving with another woman in the car.
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.
A fake church representative tells a choir member that other singers complain about his odor during rehearsals. He defends his hygiene and becomes increasingly insulted before Tommy reveals the call.
A travel agent calls a bride-to-be about her honeymoon, but he booked Jamaica, Queens instead of Ocho Rios, Jamaica.
A record store employee calls Manny to complain that Manny missed a CD signing, leading to an argument.
A fake child-support worker says a woman's paycheck will be garnished for her husband's child, prompting her to threaten to quit so she can feed her own children. Her sister joins the call, and the argument ends with the prank exposed.
A man calls Vernon claiming he's been seeing Vernon's wife and that she wants to leave him, leading to threats.
A hotel calls to confirm a romantic Super Bowl suite for a man's wife and another man, exposing an affair.
A husband accuses his pastor of coming over too often to pray for his wife, suspecting an affair, leading to a heated exchange.
A man calls another man to confess he's been sleeping with his wife but is giving it up for Lent, prompting threats.
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 man calls to tell a husband he's been seeing his wife and suggests a paternity test. The husband stays calm until the reveal.