Nephew Tommy
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A daycare owner tells Kathy's mother that her two-year-old is overweight, drinks a gallon of milk, and should be restricted to apples and water. She threatens the daycare 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 patient asks a hospital worker to bathe him and repeatedly demands her name. The worker tries to redirect him, but he becomes verbally abusive until the prank is revealed.
A brief call begins with the daycare owner introducing himself to a child's mother and asking about the child, but the conversation is cut off before the exchange or reveal.
A principal claims a mother's son failed kindergarten and must repeat the grade, despite her report card showing promotion. She refuses the decision and learns from Tommy that her girlfriend Felicia arranged the call.
A daycare owner calls Vanessa about two-year-old Malik, insisting the boy smells musty and proposing deodorant as an experiment. She threatens to come to the daycare before Tommy reveals the prank.
A man accuses his mail carrier of visiting his house to see his wife and threatens to wait by the mailboxes with Mace. Tommy reveals that a co-worker arranged the call.
Kenneth accuses a tow-truck driver of over-jumping Sheila's car, damaging its electrical system, and demands $1,500. The driver threatens him back before the reveal.
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 churchgoer accuses the parking-lot attendant of deliberately sending his raggedy van to the back while newer cars park up front. They threaten an immediate fight before Lester reveals the setup.
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 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 carpet cleaning owner is again accused of losing a grandmother's ashes.
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.
A man calls accusing the woman of scratching his car, demanding $3,500, leading to a heated argument before the prank reveal.
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.
A repeat of the bartender credit card prank: the bartender admits using Anthony's card and Anthony threatens him.
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.
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 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.
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.
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.
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.
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 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 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 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 police officer calls a wife to say her husband Kenny was pulled over for drunk driving with another woman in the car.
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.
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.
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 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.
A man calls a tow truck driver claiming he overjumped his car and blew the electrical system, demanding $1500.
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 man calls a woman claiming she sideswiped his 1972 Chevrolet and demands $1800 for repairs, but she denies it and the argument escalates.
A daycare worker calls a father to report his son is wearing ballet shoes and a pink blanket, leading to anger.
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.
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.
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.
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 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 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.
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.
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.
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.
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 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 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 collection agency for the dead calls a man to collect a debt, threatening to take his truck.
A churchgoer accuses the parking attendant of sending him to the back because his van is raggedy.
A man calls Karen to say he saw her husband Jason with his wife at a park, leading to anger and threats.
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 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.
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.
A limousine driver claims the caller's wife is in his back seat with another man and pressures him to meet. The husband demands the location and threatens action before Tommy reveals his wife's prank.
A downstairs neighbor says he can hear the man having sex upstairs even though the man is at work, and threatens to come upstairs. The man angrily denies it until his own son is revealed as the prank caller.
A fake security agent tells Denise her alarm went off and a Black man is stealing from her house, making racial assumptions.
A man with a black Escalade threatens the parking-lot worker for sending him to the back of the church lot every Sunday.
The limo driver prank repeats: Rob is told his wife is in the back of the limo with another man.
A principal calls Nate about his wife's revealing outfits when dropping off their daughter, asking her to come to his office.
A deacon tells Tracy the church will charge $15 for arriving late, upsetting her as a struggling single mother.
A driver claims church parking attendants deliberately direct his black Escalade to the back and threaten to fight the parking-lot worker. The worker accepts the confrontation, and Tommy later reveals that a friend arranged the call.
A man calls another man accusing him of stealing his Jesus statue from the yard, leading to a confusing and angry argument.
A fake HOA representative complains that Natalie's mother speeds through the neighborhood and threatens to have her arrested.
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 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 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.
A hotel calls to confirm a romantic Super Bowl suite for a man's wife and another man, exposing an affair.
A caller argues with Steve Harvey about his relationship book, then reveals Steve has been pranked.
A nephew claims his aunt's water bill has ballooned because the neighbor filled his pool from her hose, then threatens to swim in it with a crowd and challenge him to a fight.
A student affairs officer calls Trevor claiming he plagiarized an essay and won't graduate, causing Trevor to panic about his family coming.
A pleasure consultant tries to buy insurance for his strippers and call girls, frustrating the insurance agent.
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.
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 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.
A caller confronts an older man about fluid being left beside his house while his wife is watching, leading to arguments about his health and threats. The caller eventually reveals that the accusation was a prank.