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A fake seafood restaurant employee calls a former customer by the nickname Tip and repeatedly asks whether he enjoyed the service. The customer grows increasingly furious and threatens to confront him at the restaurant before Tommy reveals the prank.
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.
Tommy poses as a confidential service asking whether a man's wife disrespects him, controls his TV time, and buys his clothes, offering to reprogram her. The increasingly suspicious caller threatens to find him 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.
Tommy poses as a carpet cleaning company owner and tells a man that his crew accidentally knocked over his grandmother's urn. The man is furious and threatens to come down to the office.
A fraternity brother calls Ricky Smiley to criticize his community service, leading to a debate about his contributions.
A lawn service calls to confirm a job, but the homeowner says they mowed the wrong yard and refuses to pay. The caller insists on payment, leading to threats.
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 rep from Wife Correctional Services calls George to offer reprogramming his wife, insulting his manhood.
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 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 cleaning service owner calls a tax office about finding condoms and then suggests the wife isn't satisfying her husband, leading to outrage.
A CPS worker calls a father about reports of child neglect, but the father gets angry and denies everything, leading to a confrontation.
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.
Delivery driver Jackson pushes a refrigerator from a morning window to the afternoon, then calls back to say it will not arrive until tomorrow while the customer's food sits out. The customer unloads on him until Tommy says the man's wife arranged the prank.
A water-company worker accuses Murphy of turning his service back on after a shutoff for nonpayment and vows to come cut it off again. Murphy insists his bills are paid and demands a supervisor before Tommy reveals the prank from cousin Darrell.
A man named Alfonso calls a boutique demanding a dress for an extravaganza, berating the employee.
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.
A carpet cleaning owner is again accused of losing a grandmother's ashes.
A deacon tells Tracy the church will charge $15 for arriving late, upsetting her as a struggling single mother.
Carruthers calls carpet cleaner Robert and says the crew moved his grandmother off the coffee table. Robert rallies his sons, the two men threaten each other, and Tommy reveals the man's wife set up the call.
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 travel agent calls a bride-to-be about her honeymoon, but he booked Jamaica, Queens instead of Ocho Rios, Jamaica.
A man calls a caterer claiming she stole his Teflon pots and crystal dishes. She denies it and insults his family, leading to a heated argument and a prank reveal.
A man identifying himself as Border Patrol in San Diego calls on a Sunday and accuses a Los Angeles man of smuggling people across from Tijuana, and the man furiously denies it.
A man demands his tithe money back because his kids weren't changed after baptism.
A church representative accuses a van driver of smoking marijuana while transporting elderly congregants. He threatens to inspect the van and protect the church's reputation before learning that Larry arranged the call.
A caller from the district attorney's office tells a woman that her check will be garnished for her husband's unpaid child support. She threatens to quit her job, saying she won't support someone else's kids.
A man calls the church media director threatening to beat him up if his cousin's microphone cuts out again.
Doug calls church media director Andre about his cousin's microphone mysteriously dying every week, then threatens to confront him at church. Tommy reveals that the microphone problem and confrontation were part of the prank.
A man confronts his neighbor for urinating in his yard. The neighbor apologizes but dismisses it, leading to threats and a prank reveal.
Tommy calls a man claiming his parrot is dancing, biting staff, and demanding a top hat at a bird rescue, confusing the owner before the prank reveal.
A caller grills Pastor Ty about how church funds are being used and demands answers about concerts and spending, refusing to be dismissed.
A car delivery driver calls about a 2013 Jaguar for a woman named Connie, but the wife intercepts and thinks her husband bought it for a mistress.
A caller confronts an older man about fluid being left beside his house while his wife is watching, leading to arguments about his health and threats. The caller eventually reveals that the accusation was a prank.
An elderly man calls to apologize for urinating on a man's house, causing the homeowner to rage.
Tommy calls as a Black People of America surveyor asking Lester how many times he uses the N-word, sending him into a rage.
A fake church representative tells a choir member that other singers complain about his odor during rehearsals. He defends his hygiene and becomes increasingly insulted before Tommy reveals the call.
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.
Tommy impersonates a delivery resolution specialist and tells church secretary Brenda her nephew Darnell signed for adult packages, leading to a church-appropriate meltdown before the reveal.
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 church member calls Sister Lauren to complain that her sign language interpretation is incorrect, leading to a heated argument.
An Uber driver tells a passenger he'll pick him up in a hearse with a corpse in the back.
A churchgoer accuses the parking attendant of sending him to the back because his van is raggedy.
A man accuses the neighborhood watch captain of peeping at his wife and threatens to peep at his wife in return.
A man is told his nine-year marriage is void because the reverend who married them was never ordained, making his children bastards.
A caller accuses a hairstylist of using glue that made his aunt's hair fall out in church. The stylist defends her skills and denies using glue, ending in a prank reveal.
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 caller claims the minister who married a couple was never ordained, so their nine-year marriage and children are invalid.
Tommy poses as a school bus driver and a parent demands that the bus stop at his driveway to pick up his son. The driver refuses, leading to threats and a heated argument.
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 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 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 father calls a mother to arrange a Valentine's dance date for their kids, then mentions he booked a hotel room for them, causing the mother to go off.