Nephew Tommy
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51 calls match “neighbor”
A supposed neighbor calls to complain that another man’s barbecue smoke smells terrible and that he is ruining the meat with the wrong wood and sauces. The target defends his cooking, curses back, and tells the neighbor to stop grilling.
A neighbor claims Pepper the dog has impregnated her mother's cat, Whiskers, and vows to come over the fence if the owner resists. The skeptical husband joins the argument before the neighborhood-president reveal.
A neighbor calls to complain that the man only brings Black women home and demands he date white women. The man argues back before the reveal.
A caller claims he was with the burglars who broke into a man's house and left his medicine behind, then asks to come back for it.
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.
An older neighbor demands Dominique change her jogging route because she might spread coronavirus on the sidewalk.
Another neighbor calls Chris about the same parrot noise complaint.
A neighbor calls Charles claiming he stole shirts and socks from the laundry room dryers. The call cuts off before the reveal.
A homeowner calls an air conditioner repairman accusing him of urinating on the side of his house while his wife watched from the window.
Tommy calls a truck driver named Lloyd, claiming he hit his mama's maple tree and tore limbs off it. Lloyd insists he was never on the street that day.
A neighbor calls a man to complain about him bringing black women to his house, demanding he date white women instead.
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 neighbor calls a trucker's wife offering to come tighten her up while her husband is away.
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.
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 calls a man pretending to be a neighbor named Wendell, complaining that he brings black women to his house and demanding he date white women. The man is infuriated.
A downstairs neighbor calls to complain about loud sex noises, accusing the man's girlfriend of cheating while he's at work.
A fake security agent tells Denise her alarm went off and a Black man is stealing from her house, making racial assumptions.
A fake HOA representative complains that Natalie's mother speeds through the neighborhood and threatens to have her arrested.
A neighbor claims an essential worker should stay home during the pandemic and threatens not to let her back in the building.
A neighbor calls to complain about another loud Super Bowl party and threatens to call the police, leading to a fight.
A new neighbor claims the fence is 30 feet over the property line and demands shared access to the jacuzzi.
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 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 man confronts his neighbor for urinating in his yard. The neighbor apologizes but dismisses it, leading to threats and a prank reveal.
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.
Tommy calls as a Black People of America surveyor asking Lester how many times he uses the N-word, sending him into a rage.
Tommy calls Eduardo pretending to be a neighbor who assumes all Hispanic people fix roofs and asks him to repair a leak.
Tommy poses as a neighbor named Wendell who complains about the man bringing black women home and demands he date white women instead.
K dub calls Vaughn saying his deaf aunt saw Vaughn steal a bike from her garage, leading to threats.
An officer calls the head of the neighborhood crime watch claiming her two sons are selling drugs and a raid is imminent.
A man calls Clarence claiming he was with the burglars who broke into his house, but only wants to retrieve his medicine left behind. Clarence threatens him before the reveal that his sister Bree set it up.
A neighbor calls to complain about an annual Super Bowl party being too loud and threatens to call the police.
A man accuses the neighborhood watch captain of peeping at his wife and threatens to peep at his wife in return.
A neighbor calls Swerve to complain about his smelly trash and threatens to move it into his backyard, leading to a heated argument.
A neighbor calls a mother demanding $300 for a Wii game her son allegedly broke, but she refuses to pay without proof.
An elderly man calls to apologize for urinating on a man's house, causing the homeowner to rage.
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.
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.
Neighbor Greg, armed with an HOA number, tells James the Christmas lights have to come down by tomorrow evening. James says his mother loves them and promises a baseball bat if anyone touches the house.
Tommy calls Cecil as neighbor Manny and accuses him of stealing a Christmas yard theme with Santa, Jesus, and the wise men. Cecil refuses to rearrange it and dares him to touch the manger, until friend Larry is revealed.
House-sitting for Rita, Tommy calls neighbor Charlie and begs him to run four houses down with toilet paper because his legs went numb on the toilet. Charlie tells him to use a towel, then realizes Rita set it up.
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.
Tommy calls Devin as upstairs neighbor Chris, furious about loud late-night conversations, and refuses to believe the noise is Devin's parrot Benny. Devin threatens the bird until Tommy says Sean set up the prank.
Brother Springwater tells Wilson Campbell that friends paid for a baptismal pool on a truck to dunk him in his driveway. Wilson threatens to drown the whole congregation, then learns his boy Mason paid for the prank.
Clifford calls Mr. Dolan to say he just bought the house next door, then claims the jacuzzi on the property actually belongs to him.
A man calls accusing the woman of scratching his car, demanding $3,500, leading to a heated argument before the prank reveal.
A lab technician tells Marvin he has oak triocitus, a rare fungus that will grow a small tree from his navel. Marvin panics before learning his boy Earl pranked him.
A man calls a woman to invite her to submit a video to a new 'Booty Drop' app, and she angrily refuses.
A utility worker calls Gerard claiming his bill is unpaid and threatens to shut off the power, despite Gerard insisting his wife paid it.
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.