Cleaning Service Condoms
A cleaning service owner calls a tax office about finding condoms and then suggests the wife isn't satisfying her husband, leading to outrage.
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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 tax-office supervisor tells Regina her $1,500 refund went to her mother's address and was cashed by her brother, then demands $450 back and threatens to freeze her account. She refuses to repay money she never got until Tommy says cousin Reggie set it up.
A fake lawyer faxes divorce papers and tells Mr. Kirby that he must vacate his house within 24 hours. He suspects his wife and boss are involved until Tommy reveals the prank.
A caller claiming to represent God's Eyes Ministry audits a $45,000 earner's tithes and demands $4,500 to help fund a church expansion. The man says his wife has been paying, then learns an employee arranged the call.
Curtis calls a father and pretends they know each other from the boy's Blazers little-league games, then asks if he can claim the son as a dependent on his taxes.
A mother is told her son can't ride the bus because he weighs over 125 pounds, sparking discrimination claims.
The same bus weight prank is played again with Trina and her son Devin.
A hotel calls to confirm a romantic Super Bowl suite for a man's wife and another man, exposing an affair.
A hotel clerk calls Vernon to confirm a honeymoon suite reservation for his wife Martina and another man named Tony, exposing an affair.
A process server faxes Mr. Kirby divorce papers at work, orders him out of the house within 24 hours, and then claims Kirby's wife showed up with his boss. Kirby is ready to confront them when Tommy says Kirby's wife arranged the call.
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 pleasure consultant tries to buy insurance for his strippers and call girls, frustrating the insurance agent.
Steve Harvey pitches the idea of a White House 'cusser' to insult Obama's critics, then the prank call targets a radio host who fires back before hanging up.
A lab manager calls Monet to tell her she's pregnant, leading to confusion and anger as she insists her tubes are tied.
A man says a white coworker named Brian set him up and jokes that the office is laughing along with the joke. The coworkers trade jabs about the prank before the show wraps it up.
A student affairs officer calls Trevor claiming he plagiarized an essay and won't graduate, causing Trevor to panic about his family coming.
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.
New principal calls a parent to announce he's reinstating corporal punishment and will paddle kids, but the parent threatens him.
A principal calls Nate about his wife's revealing outfits when dropping off their daughter, asking her to come to his office.
A husband calls a postman accusing him of having an affair with his wife because he found a postal shirt at home.
A man calls a law office wanting to sue his girlfriend's husband for messing up their relationship, leading to a heated argument with the receptionist.
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.
A man calls a postman accusing him of having an affair with his wife.
Chad calls James at night claiming to be his regional manager and tells him he has to come to work tomorrow wearing burlap for Black History Month.
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 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.
A coworker calls to ask what Valentine gift he should buy his girlfriend, prompting her jealous boyfriend to demand that he leave her alone and threaten him. After the boyfriend relents on a Victoria's Secret gift, Tommy reveals that his wife Diane staged the call.
Nephew Tommy calls a man and pretends to be a coworker named Kendrick who wants to buy his wife Diane a Valentine's Day gift, sending the husband into a rage before the reveal.
Another neighbor calls Chris about the same parrot noise complaint.
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.
A fake child-support worker says a woman's paycheck will be garnished for her husband's child, prompting her to threaten to quit so she can feed her own children. Her sister joins the call, and the argument ends with the prank exposed.
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 post-office co-worker claims he is giving up an affair with Dorsey's wife for Lent but says it will resume afterward. Dorsey threatens to confront him before learning his wife set it up.
A tenant accuses another apartment resident of repeatedly taking his clothes and favorite socks from the shared dryer. The suspect denies it and threatens the leasing office before the call cuts off without a reveal.
Human-resources rep Bill tells LaShonda that management wants her to enlarge her breasts and will pay half so she matches the office look. She threatens a lawsuit and her boyfriend before Tommy reveals the prank.
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.
Fake store security officer Daniel accuses Tanya of stealing $1,800 in merchandise and giving it to her sister Cynthia.
A clinic clerk tells Janice that her boyfriend Roger tested positive for an STD and asks her to come in. Janice is furious before Tommy reveals Roger set up the prank.
A lab technician tells truck driver Marvin that a rare South American fungus will grow a small tree from his navel, which must grow for four weeks before treatment. Marvin, worried about his upcoming Jamaica wedding, threatens to come to the office and remove it before Earl is revealed as the prankster.
A man named Jared calls Dr. Petrie's personal line claiming he's scared of intimacy and hides in the closet watching old TV shows. Dr. Petrie tries to counsel him while theme songs play in the background.
A man calls another man to confess he's been sleeping with his wife but is giving it up for Lent, leading to threats and confusion.
A caller tries to persuade Jason to vote Republican and support Donald Trump, offering a Make America Great Again hat and t-shirt.
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.
Tommy claims a fertility doctor accidentally inseminated the man's wife with his seed, sparking a furious, profanity-filled reaction about a black baby.
A fake clinic clerk calls Roger's girlfriend about alarming test results, escalating to an STD diagnosis before Tommy reveals the prank.
A man is told by a black man that his wife was artificially inseminated with his seed and is carrying a black baby, causing him to rage and threaten violence.
Chris claims coworkers are collecting money for Sharon's birthday, then asks Darren for her clothing size and whether she likes Victoria's Secret. Darren becomes suspicious and hostile before Sharon is revealed as the prank caller.
A man is accused of leaving his underwear at a senior center, gets angry, and hangs up; the prank is revealed by Doris.
An attorney calls a man about his underwear found in a retirement home resident's room.
A coworker calls a man asking his wife's clothing size and if she likes Victoria's Secret.