Ali G goes to Hollywood to try and find a buyer for a new television show about life in the Hood. Borat visits the South and discusses it's history while at a plantation then he sees the differences in football and American football as he attends a Red Tide football game. Ali G returns to the studio to discuss sex with a panel. Then he interviews James Baker and Marlin Fitzwater on their beliefs on religion.

Ralph Nader tells Ali G his opinions on politics, and Ali G reveals his opinions on the legalization of drugs. Afterwards, he discusses science with a roundtable of religious and scientific experts. Borat visits a New York Yankees' minor-league baseball team and attempts to sing the National Anthem. Then he goes to Nevada to join in a protest on nuclear testing. Ali G interviews former U.S. Surgeon General C. Everett Koop on the effects of smoking "non-tobacco" products.

Art is a form of expression, and Ali G has his own opinions he wishes to share. Then he interviews the interviewer James Lipton from Inside the Actors Studio. From there he's off to a panel discussion on the way media portrays art. Bruno stops by Los Angeles for a view on fashion. And Buzz Aldrin stops by to talk about space and the wacky things that it can do to you.

Newt Gingrich gives Ali G an interview to discuss recent politics. Bruno continues his coverage on Fashion Week in New York City. Borat visits Dallas, Texas to interview a gun club owner about his favorite weapons and his favorite section of the Bill of Rights. Ali G gets the low down on the forms of illegal narcotics from a US Drug Enforcement Agent and then tries to sell Donald Trump a new idea.

War, what is it good for? Ali G looks for answers at the United Nations and with former U.N. Secretary General Boutros Boutros-Ghali. Then it's off to discuss the nature of religion with a panel of chaplins and priests. Borat takes a class on American etiquette. And General Brent Scowcroft discusses war, among other things, with Ali G.

Ali G finds out about the "other side" of the law as he goes through the police recruitment process with the Philadelphia Police Department. Borat visits a dating company to find out about American dating rituals and habits. Designer Bruno goes to New York city to work the catwalk during it's Fashion Week. And former U.S. Attorney General Dick Thornberg grants Ali G an inteview to discuss the role of laws in the United States.