Comedy
Yankerville's puppet citizens -- voiced by celebrities and stand-up comedians -- make real calls to real people, whether they like it or not. They make all the crank phone calls you wish you'd made when you were a kid.
Shavin, the manager of a rap group, calls up the church-going owner of a bed and breakfast to make arrangements for accommodations; Hadassah responds to an ad for a nanny; Rob calls a phone-sex operator on behalf of a hearing-impaired pal.
Blind stripper Cammie wants to join a strip club but is denied. Spoonie Luv(From Up Above) wants to send flowers and asks for inappropriate things to be written on the card. Denis Leary's friend's pet is a problem pet. And Special Ed's got mail and finds out he's got lower standerds because he uses ""I Got Mail"".
Spoonie Luv calls a private country club; Elmer tries to get a hearing aid over the phone; Wanda calls a customer who just used a porn website.
Spoonie calls a country club for tee time but they don't have tee time. Niles needs a healthcare giver. And Elmer needs some hearing aids.
Bobby seeks out a job. Cammie needs computer help. Birtchum loses a fake leg. And Danny is sick.
Niles wants invitations for a contest. Tony Deloge wants votes. Helen's son gives her a foul mouthed parrot. And Bobby tries to sign up to be a consulor to help kids on drugs. Also starring The Touchtone Terrorists.
Haddassah has a survey. Spoonie's got an idea for greeting cards. Sav macauley is on the Phone Zone. And Bobby accidentally kills his grandfather. Also featuring Ween.
Spoonie wants hot girls. Helen calls a grocery store. OCD Ken wants love. And Terrence calls Subway.
Karl Malone wants Beanie Babies. Danny calls a caterer. Elmer lodges a complaint to the cable company about what he saw on TV. Birchum calls for a moving company. And Haddassah calls the Department of Waste.
Spoonie orders flowers. Gene Winterbuck makes a call to a library. Haddassah catches crabs. And someone took a pee on Elmer's house.
Cast: Bob Einstein, Adam Carolla, Wanda Sykes, Annie Murphy, Eminem, Denis Leary, Drew Carey, Tim Heidecker, Aubrey Plaza, Jimmy Kimmel, Jordan Rubin, Billy West, Jim Florentine, Jack Black, Kyle Gass
Genres: Comedy
Maturity rating: TV-14
Bob Einstein
Tony DeLoge (voice)
Adam Carolla
Birchum (voice)
Wanda Sykes
Gladys (voice)
Annie Murphy
Angela (voice)
Eminem
Denis Leary
Drew Carey
Tim Heidecker
Brad
Aubrey Plaza
Bernadette
Jimmy Kimmel
Elmer Higgins (voice)
Jordan Rubin
The Nemesis (voice)
Billy West
Mooshu (voice)
Jim Florentine
Special Ed (voice)
Jack Black
Tenacious O (voice)
Kyle Gass
Tenacious O (voice)
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