Always Parked in Back
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.
Nephew Tommy
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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.
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.
Tommy poses as a hairstylist who cancels on a bride hours before her wedding because he's fighting with his boyfriend.
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 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 night shift worker threatens a day shift worker over complaints about the night shift.
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 neighbor calls to complain about another loud Super Bowl party and threatens to call the police, leading to a fight.
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 fake sports radio host interviews Michael Vick, with callers asking bizarre questions about dog fighting and prison, before revealing the prank.
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 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 man accuses a coworker of eating his barbecue ribs from the office fridge, threatening to fight him in his cubicle.
A father calls another father claiming their college kids eloped and might be pregnant, leading to a fight.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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 man calls Brian pretending his wife is leaving him for another man at the airport, causing distress.
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 customer calls plumber Adrian claiming that flushing the bathroom toilet makes sewage come out of the kitchen sink.
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 another man to ask if he can claim expenses spent on his wife as a tax write-off.
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.
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 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.
Calvin calls Sam saying his girlfriend wants to move out and asks to pick up her stuff, leading to a confrontation.
A customer calls a pizzeria to complain about anchovies on his pizza, and the owner's attitude leads to a threat of violence.
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.
A man calls a husband asking for his wife's breast milk for six months to cure his deteriorating bones, leading to disgust.
A cousin calls to say the family doesn't want Glenda's mother's famous dressing, leading to a heated argument.
A party planner insists an R&B band play country music, leading to a standoff.
A man calls a woman saying her girlfriend Tyree wants to leave her for him, leading to threats and confusion.
A caller claims that other Black parents at a private school want a girl's braids removed so she appears more polished. Her father angrily defends her, threatens the caller, and is pranked by his husband.
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 man asks a fellow church member if his wife can be a surrogate mother naturally, offering to pay.
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 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.