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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50 calls match “parking-lot”
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 with a black Escalade threatens the parking-lot worker for sending him to the back of the church lot every Sunday.
A man calls accusing the woman of scratching his car, demanding $3,500, leading to a heated argument before the prank reveal.
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 churchgoer accuses the parking attendant of sending him to the back because his van is raggedy.
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 truck driver is told he's being transferred to South Africa for six months, causing him to quit in anger.
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 argues with a hair salon owner because she won't do his aunt's weave, leading to a shouting match.
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.
A neighbor calls to complain about an annual Super Bowl party being too loud and threatens to call the police.
A man calls a woman to invite her to submit a video to a new 'Booty Drop' app, and she angrily refuses.
Waiter Roderick calls Kenny from a seafood house to complain about a five-dollar tip on an eighty-dollar check. Kenny denies it, promises a shoe-tip in the parking lot, and learns his boy Richard set the call during a Christmas-party meeting.
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.
A caller tries to persuade Jason to vote Republican and support Donald Trump, offering a Make America Great Again hat and t-shirt.
A man calls Gordon about an apartment listed in the newspaper, then says he wants to hold yoga classes in the backyard.
A man calls a landlord about renting an apartment and mentions he teaches naked yoga and is a nymphomaniac; the landlord refuses, then the caller reveals it's a prank by his brother.
A fake HR rep tells a bank employee he has H1N1, cannot come to work, and will not be paid.
A man calls to tell a husband he's been seeing his wife and suggests a paternity test. The husband stays calm until the reveal.
A man calls another man to confess he's been sleeping with his wife but is giving it up for Lent, prompting threats.
A man calls Valerie claiming her friend gave him bed bugs and demands money, revealing an affair with Shanice.
Vernon claims he has been having an affair with a man's wife and encourages him to prepare for a physical confrontation. The supposedly unfaithful wife then reveals the prank.
A caller claiming to be a PSC schedules a surprise prostate exam, but the man refuses and threatens violence until the prank is revealed.
A man calls Vernon claiming he's been seeing Vernon's wife and that she wants to leave him, leading to threats.
Tommy poses as a jealous husband accusing Maurice of messaging his wife Denise on Facebook; Maurice denies it and threatens him before the reveal.
A producer aggressively insists James Fortune is due at the studio and threatens his job, while Fortune calmly explains that he is in Houston and was never scheduled. The impersonator finally identifies himself as Nephew Tommy.
A 46-year-old ex-convict calls a man to ask for his 25-year-old daughter's hand in marriage, and the father threatens him.
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.
Deacon Patterson calls Brother Adrian on New Year's Eve and insists he come down to church that night to bring in the new year with the congregation.
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.
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 homeowner calls an air conditioner repairman accusing him of urinating on the side of his house while his wife watched from the window.
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.
A fake sports radio host interviews Michael Vick, with callers asking bizarre questions about dog fighting and prison, before revealing the prank.
A man pretending to be a church brother calls a woman claiming her $250 love offering check bounced, demanding repayment plus bank fees. She denies it and threatens to call the pastor before the reveal.
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 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.
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 husband accuses his wife's coworker of inappropriate behavior on a Zoom call, leading to a heated argument.
A fake apartment manager calls David Mann about his mother's unpaid water bill and threatens to evict her.
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.
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.
A pop-up pedicure service calls a woman saying her husband booked it because her feet look bad; she fiercely defends her feet.
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 church representative calls a pastor's wife to ask if her husband is stressed at home, implying sexual matters, offending her.
An older neighbor demands Dominique change her jogging route because she might spread coronavirus on the sidewalk.
A Walgreens manager calls about a defective condom recall, causing a wife to suspect her husband of cheating.
A man proposes a shared custody arrangement with another man's wife, leading to threats and anger.
A man calls collect from jail asking for his girlfriend, only to reach her husband, leading to threats.