The crew find themselves in Seattle where they go on patrol with the Rain City Superheroes and learn the motivations behind the masked vigilantes' oft ridiculed actions, before making a visit to the Real Dolls factory in SoCal, where frighteningly realistic sex dolls are made to order for discerning customers.

After meeting Gonzo, Nick and Parv, who make up the Unplanned America family, its off to Southern Illinois to hangout with the FBI outlawed Juggalo family and then to New York City to explore the gay, black underground ballroom scene where the dance crews fulfil the role of surrogate family.

With Kanye West$#039;s former manager John Monopoly as their guide Nick, Gonzo and Parv find themselves on the dangerous South Chicago streets, where they discover that music is the only way to escape the ghettos for many of the young rappers who are the face of the burgeoning Chicago rap scene. The crew round out their hip hop education when Pawel has his portrait graffitied on the side of a building in LA, and a jealous Gonzo replies with his very own self-portrait at Venice Beach.

In Detroit, the boys find a city that appears to be on the brink of extinction, but are soon inspired by the proud locals who are rejuvenating the city, using the abandoned buildings and many vacant lots to create a new type of urban community where innovation and collaboration is key, while in Slab City, in the Salton Sea, they encounter a group of misfits, artists, drug addicts and hippies who have shied away from mainstream society to create their own self-governed, self-styled, off the grid community.

The guys explore both the medicinal and recreational sides of the marijuana legalisation revolution sweeping America, from people who use cannabis as a cure to a Denver dispensary tour.