Season 1

Grammy nominee Coco Jones puts her friends and family through the wringer with prank calls. Her mom instantly thinks her “Tummy Hurts” lyrics are a coded cry for help, but whether she can trick her sister into Venmoing her money is a whole other question.

Ross and Rocky Lynch tap into their acting skills to prank call their friends, family and team. From convincing their manager that Rocky got a face tattoo, to reciting their “Heart of Mine” lyrics to a celebrity friend, no one in their contacts is safe.

FLETCHER is so bad at lying and she knows it. Putting her prank-calling skills to the test, FLETCHER tries to convince her dad she lost a ton of money and asks her ex-girlfriend to watch the fake dog she just adopted. She even tries to pull one over on her friend and singer Maggie Rogers who is the most gullible of them all.

Normani is dominating the prank phone call game. From tricking Ciara into thinking she's the next ‘Bachelorette’ to convincing Gunna to get matching “1:59” tattoos, Normani keeps her inner circle on their toes. Watch as the singer effortlessly fools her producer into believing her album has leaked and tricks her creative director into considering a title change for her album.

Julia Fox proves she's the master of prank phone calls despite admitting she never calls anyone or picks up her phone. From convincing Law Roach she's considering a fast fashion deal to telling her manager she's quitting the industry to become a nun, Julia keeps the chaos coming. Watch as she shows off her acting skills by revealing to Real Housewife of New York, Jessel Taank, that she’ll be replacing a cast member on the show and somehow getting the OK from her dad to do a brand deal with an oil company.

Monét X Change is teaching us all a lesson in prank calling—only prank call your friends, and even then, things might get wild. The multi-talented drag queen fearlessly tackles each prompt, from jokingly asking Brooke Lynn Hytes to join her new Drag Queen girl group, to Bianca Del Rio hilariously comparing her to Maya Angelou after Monét recites the lyrics from her song, "Body." Plus, Monét pranks Trixie Mattel with her own made up cringey lyrics, claiming she’s been asked to feature on a Beyoncé remix of “TEXAS HOLD 'EM.” Will her friends be supportive of her antics, or will they push back?

Jake Shane loves a prank phone call — and it's obvious as he pulls one over on his famous friends. Watch as he convinces Charli xcx that he was cast on the next season of ‘Below Deck' and tells Sofia Richie Grainge that Abraham Lincoln's estate is suing him for a TikTok he made. From Glen Powell sending Jake a sweet voice note to Reneé Rapp advising on sugar baby rates, Jake proves that his prank calling prowess is as sharp as ever.

Billie Eilish hates pranks—good thing she’s the one doing the pranking. From asking Margot Robbie to use her house for a last-minute music video shoot, to telling her very concerned label head that she’s quitting music, Billie’s pranks are hilariously convincing. Watch as the multiple Grammy and Oscar-winning artist tricks Tyler, The Creator into believing she needs to change at his house after a dating mishap and enlists Dakota Johnson's help finding a dialect coach to play a baby in a film.

Joe Jonas wants to drop his last name, or so he says while prank calling Jake Shane and his brother, Kevin. From asking Ryan Tedder to check on an ice cream truck Joe claims to have backed into and fled the scene, to calling his parents speaking only in lyrics from his new song 'Work It Out,' the singer's pranking skills are unmatched. Watch as he convinces his younger brother, Frankie that he got offered to be a bombshell on 'Love Island' and tells singer/songwriter Paris Carney that he's going to debut his new song with an interpretive dance.

Ariana Greenblatt is a master prank caller with years of experience, and it shows. The ‘Borderlands’ actress tricks just about everyone, from telling Billie Eilish she crashed her car on the PCH to convincing Jake Shane she's going to be in a surprise Taylor Swift music video (poor Jake!). Watch as Ariana makes us all hopeful calling Eli Roth and explaining there’s a horror sequel to ‘Barbie,' and see her dad lose it when she tells him she was scammed out of $50,000 by an artist on Instagram.

Maren Morris claims she’s not a great improviser, but her prank on John Owen Lowe about joining the ‘Real Housewives of Nashville’ says otherwise. Watch as the Grammy-winner stays in character while convincing her best friend she’s been served a cease and desist by the church to stop performing ‘My Church.’ Plus, Maren gets Amanda Shires' full support to record The Highwomen’s sophomore album solo with three hot guys.

Tyla is adding prankster to her extensive résumé, proving she really can do it all. Watch as the October cover star pitches an unhinged idea for her next music video, asks Central Cee if he can host her large family and even concocts a few scenarios of her own – like a pregnancy reveal to her mom.

Suki Waterhouse used to prank call her mom to no avail, but now she’s ready to trick her friends and family in this episode. The ‘Memoir of a Sparklemuffin’ singer finally gets to avenge her past prank failures, from convincing her dad that she has to cancel her tour because of surgery on her toes, to asking her beau, Robert Pattinson, if he’d co-host ‘Love Is Blind’ with her. Watch as Suki attempts to prank the Zoë Kravitz, tells her brand manager about a smoking Sparklemuffin tattoo she got on her neck, and puts her friendship with Camila Morrone to the test by asking her to attend an audition on her behalf.