Nephew Tommy
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Tommy poses as Jeff, a 46-year-old man dating Crystal, and asks her father for permission to marry her. The father is furious that his 25-year-old daughter never mentioned Jeff and learns that Crystal and her boyfriend arranged the call.
A fake deacon tells a member that church leaders want her suspended because her sons are in jail, then challenges how she calculates her tithing. She insists that no one can keep her from attending church and curses the deacon before Tommy reveals the prank.
A church deacon tells a mother that the congregation may bar her because her sons are in jail and questions how faithfully she tithes. She demands the pastor call her directly and vows to keep attending until the prank is revealed.
A deacon says a woman's jailed sons are making the church look bad and implies her family may be barred. She vows to keep attending until her husband reveals that he arranged 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.
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 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 calls collect from jail asking for his girlfriend, only to reach her husband, leading to threats.
A man calls a father claiming he is behind on child support and must pay until his son turns 21, even though the son is about to turn 18.
A collect call from an inmate claims LaRonda is still his girlfriend and that he will visit her when released, while her husband says they are married with a child. The two men trade threats until the inmate's friend is revealed as the prankster.
New principal calls a parent to announce he's reinstating corporal punishment and will paddle kids, but the parent threatens him.
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.
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 funeral director calls Keith to say he's been removed from the program for his aunt's funeral because he won't stick to the three-minute time limit.
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 police officer calls a wife to pick up her husband who was arrested for indecent exposure at a park with another woman, who turns out to be her sister.
A fake funeral director says Keith has been removed from his aunt's program for refusing to limit his remarks to three minutes. Keith demands other family members be removed too and threatens to disrupt the funeral before the 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 churchgoer accuses the parking attendant of sending him to the back because his van is raggedy.
A jealous husband accuses Muscle Marvin of pressuring his wife into private training and propositioning her. The trainer challenges him to fight, and he threatens to destroy the gym before Tommy reveals the homeboy arranged the prank.
A probation officer calls a woman to tell her drug test came back positive. She insists it's a mistake and demands to speak to her real probation officer.
A customer argues with a dry cleaner about missing belt loops on his pants and gets an English-only lecture and a threat from the owner.
A probation officer tells Faye her drug test came back positive. She vehemently denies it and demands to speak to her real officer.
An insurance adjuster accuses a woman of faking a fall and denies her claim, threatening to have her arrested.
A deacon tells Tracy the church will charge $15 for arriving late, upsetting her as a struggling single mother.
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.
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 coworker calls a husband saying his wife Veronica is cheating on both of them with a guy named Alan.
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 fake child support agent tells a father his payments will extend to age 21 despite his check stubs proving payments.
A second call to Frieda with the same premise about her husband Gerald texting another woman, with even more explicit language.