She's Leaving With Me
A caller claims Samantha told him to collect her belongings because she is leaving Sam for him. Sam insists they are still together and threatens him if he enters the house, until Tommy reveals the call was set up.
Nephew Tommy
Type a name, a place, or a line you remember. Search the titles, tags, and everything said on the Nephew Tommy calls.
35 calls match “leaving”
A caller claims Samantha told him to collect her belongings because she is leaving Sam for him. Sam insists they are still together and threatens him if he enters the house, until Tommy reveals the call was set up.
A supposed affair partner tells Gene that his wife is leaving him and taunts him with physical threats. Gene stays composed until Tommy reveals that his wife arranged the call.
Vernon claims he has been having an affair with a caller's wife and tries to persuade him to accept the separation calmly. The husband turns hostile and threatens him before Tommy reveals that the wife arranged the call.
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.
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.
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 man is accused of leaving his underwear at a senior center, gets angry, and hangs up; the prank is revealed by Doris.
A man calls Brian pretending his wife is leaving him for another man at the airport, causing distress.
A man posing as a pet transport driver tells Adrian he is delivering two peacocks, a seal, and a baby kangaroo that must be signed for. Adrian insists he never ordered any animals.
A man calls another man accusing him of stealing his Jesus statue from the yard, leading to a confusing and angry argument.
A caller named Craig claims there's a bet at work about the color of Big Calvin's wife's panties and asks him to confirm, leading to threats.
A doorman calls a resident saying a man left items in his apartment and his wife buzzed him up, implying an affair.
A husband calls a postman accusing him of having an affair with his wife because he found a postal shirt at home.
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 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.
A man calls Keon at home to complain that his body odor is ruining the gym equipment and demands he wash before coming.
A man calls a postman accusing him of having an affair with his wife.
A caller posing as a high-school coach tries to talk a father into bringing his son over to tour another campus, then makes it clear he wants the man's wife as part of the deal.
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.
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.
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.
HR calls a foreman to say a trainee, the VP's nephew, will take over his job, office, and parking space. The foreman refuses and threatens violence.
Lawrence calls a man watching the game and says Glenda, his high-school sweetheart, invited him over with beer and ice. The husband bars him from the house, they square up, and Tommy reveals Glenda arranged the prank.
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 Walgreens manager calls about a defective condom recall, causing a wife to suspect her husband of cheating.
A man calls collect from jail asking for his girlfriend, only to reach her husband, leading to threats.
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 neighbor calls a woman claiming her lights turn on his stove and oven, asking her to keep the lights off until maintenance fixes it, leading to a heated argument.
A doctor calls a patient to confess he accidentally left his wedding ring inside him during gallstone surgery and asks him to come back to have it removed. The patient refuses, threatens a lawsuit, and the doctor threatens to use chloroform.
A fake Walmart manager tells a woman that her husband bought defective condoms, then calls him and repeats the accusation. The husband and wife argue over the supposed purchase until Tommy reveals 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.
Lawrence offers to bring ice and beer to Glenda's house party and says she was his high-school sweetheart and first love. Her husband warns him not to show up before Tommy reveals the setup.
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.
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.