Cars on the Street
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.
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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.
A pleasure consultant tries to buy insurance for his strippers and call girls, frustrating the insurance agent.
A husband calls a lash salon to complain his wife's eyelashes are too long, threatening the business.
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.
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.
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.
A neighbor claims an essential worker should stay home during the pandemic and threatens not to let her back in the building.
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.
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.
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 doorman calls a resident saying a man left items in his apartment and his wife buzzed him up, implying an affair.
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 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.
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.
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.
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 fake HR representative questions Brielle about her cold and demands she get tested for coronavirus, threatening to have her removed from the building.
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 caller argues with Steve Harvey about his relationship book, then reveals Steve has been pranked.
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 funeral home owner calls about a tombstone with the wrong name and date, and the angry relative threatens to dig up bodies.
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.
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 workplace caller tells a wife her husband's emergency contact is another woman named Janice, sparking a jealous rage.
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.
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.
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.
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 coworker calls to inform Adrian that the office thinks he has bad breath, sparking anger and threats.
A pop-up pedicure service calls a woman saying her husband booked it because her feet look bad; she fiercely defends her feet.
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 rep from Wife Correctional Services calls George to offer reprogramming his wife, insulting his manhood.
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.
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.
Sherman accidentally leaves three employees on the line while discussing their severance packages and layoffs.
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.
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 blind man calls a barbershop owner asking for a booth and to cut hair, leading to an argument about discrimination.
A collection agency for the dead calls a man to collect a debt, threatening to take his truck.
A man from an organization called NBFU calls Nicole and her black boyfriend to tell them they should not be in an interracial relationship.
Tommy poses as a hairstylist who cancels on a bride hours before her wedding because he's fighting with his boyfriend.
A man calls a hardware store ordering duct tape, plastic, cement, and a machete to dispose of a 'body', terrifying the clerk.
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 man calls Shaquille O'Neal claiming to be dating his ex and asking about the kids, leading to Shaq hanging up.
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 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.
A record store employee calls Manny to complain that Manny missed a CD signing, leading to an argument.
A caller grills Pastor Ty about how church funds are being used and demands answers about concerts and spending, refusing to be dismissed.
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.
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.
Tommy, posing as a Girl Scout cookie salesman, asks AJ to buy fifty boxes via Cash App and threatens to call his girlfriend. AJ agrees before learning his coworker set up the prank.
A man calls Faison demanding child support for his daughter in Florida, leading to threats and confusion before the reveal by Derek Keener.