The Dudesons move to America and hook up with Johnny Knoxville's good pal, bull-riding champ, Gary Leffew. While staying at the ranch, they decide to play a painful game of Follow the Leader, where they will get their ears nailed to a board, balls smashed on a stairway slide and face an angry bull while on stilts. The winner will get to crash in the master bedroom, while the losers get a "USA" cattle brand burned on their asses.
The Dudesons want to know if they can hack it like the original Americans once did, so they have found a Native Indian mentor named Saginaw who has agreed to lead them through seven painful rites of passage. Ranging from a canoe ride from hell to a game of ball busting dominoes with totem poles - even a 911 trip to the hospital won't stop the Dudesons from pursuing their goals of becoming honorary members of the tribe.
Since NASA has refused to allow the Dudesons to borrow the space shuttle, the guys decide to build their own rocket and launch it where no man has gone before - Uranus! With Doug the Rocket Engineer by their side, the Dudes will endure everything from a run threw a wall of fire to an embarrassing (and disgusting) laxative chug, as they get closer to the big launch. Will the Dudesons be the first to go to the darkest corner of Uranus or first in line at the Emergency Room?
The Dudesons know that America loves theme parks, so they decide to build their own "Ultimate Dudesons Ride." The guys arrive at Old Town Amusement Park in Orlando, Florida, and try to convince Allan, the park manager, to include their painful and puke inducing rides as permanent attractions. From electric shock bumper cars to a broken glass dunk tank to an exploding human slingshot - this theme park will never forget these pain junkies from the Arctic Circle.
The Dudesons head to the snowy mountains of America's West to see if they can survive the harsh winter conditions that pioneers on the wagon trail did in the 1800's. Along for the ride is a local grizzly man, who (in Daniel Boone spirit) watches and gives advice to the Dudesons as they attempt to make it through a series of element-themed stunts. From removing a frozen tongue stuck to a flagpole to jumping across a mountain pass - we'll see if the boys from Finland are worthy of receiving beaver hats that would make Davy Crockett himself envious.
The Dudesons know something that most Americans do not -- their so-called friendly neighbor to the North, Canada, intends to invade American soil! In order to save America, the Dudesons train for battle through a series of physical tests and exercises, preparing them to become our first line of defense against the dreaded maple leaf. They have rubber bands snapped in their faces, get chased by attack animals, and swing down ropes into a wall - all in the name of training. Once trained, the Dudesons dig in on the front line, building and testing custom weapons and vehicles designed to thwart Canadian aggression such as an air-pressured cannon which shoots a huge amount of sharp, spiky bullets, attack Segways tested on an obstacle course and a battering ram using their heads as the ram. Finally, the Dudesons take the Canadian castle in their battle tank blowing up the Canadian headquarters.
The Dudesons built a series of 'what to do in case of alien invasion' tests to ward off an imminent invasion from space.
Being from the arctic cold of Finland, The Dudesons are no strangers to freezing conditions and pride themselves on kicking ass in winter sports. But there can only be one "King of the Mountain", so they have devised a series of stunts to test who among them is worthy of attempting a huge final stunt: jumping a car from a snow kicker and doing a 360 spin! The locals and a surprise mystery guest will watch as the Dudesons go big in big mountain country.
The Dudesons love Hollywood action films so much they decide to reenact some of Hollywood's biggest on screen stunts.
America is a country obsessed with sports, and the Dudesons want to try to understand what it's all about by immersing themselves in all things sport.
The Dudesons, like Americans, love their cars. So they decide to build one and race it against their new American dudes.
With the help of their history teacher, The Dudesons start learning about some of America's most important historical moments.
