Strangers in Danger

BMX pros Mike "Rooftop" Escamilla and Zach "Catfish" Yankush take on cultural activities from the Eastern and Western world in Istanbul, Turkey. Rooftop does his best to master the art of pole-vaulting, while Catfish gives a horse an enema. They both take a ride with one of the craziest stunt pilots in the world, and Catfish attempts to earn extra cash by performing some flatland tricks at one of the planet's oldest malls, the Grand Bazaar. Finally, they learn the ins and outs of one of the oldest sports in Turkey: Turkish oil wrestling.

Mike “Rooftop” Escamilla and Zach “Catfish” Yankush get scientific on the island of Trinidad, in their own special ways. They learn how many pounds of pressure it takes for glass to cut their feet, and the exact temperature it takes for a boa constrictor to leave the jungle and curl up in the kitchen. Not all their experiments are quite so cozy, as they learn on a cockroach-collecting mission in a bat cave, but they soldier on -- all in the name of science.

BMX pros Mike "Rooftop" Escamilla and Zach "Catfish" Yankush are put to work at the Panama Canal. They help guide large ships through the locks and work a crane used to import a lot of the worldҳ trade goods. But those who work hard must play hard, and Catfish and Rooftop learn that the people of Panama City have a very strange idea of entertainment. They're challenged to climb a 30-foot, greased pole. Finally, they're tasked with one of the most dangerous missions in Panama City, when they help blow a hole in the channel to expand the canal.

There were so many questions that Rooftop and Catfish had about Kazakhstan that they decided to visit to get some answers. They attempt to beat a speed skating world record before diving into an icy river to cleanse themselves. They learn how to wrestle a horse and lift weights with a world champion. None of this seem to shed any light on the ultimate mystery: the food choice that finally causes Rooftop to lose his lunch.

Rooftop and Catfish go on vacation in Jamaica! They try local cuisine, including a pepper that's 100,000 times hotter than a jalapeno, enjoy the simple pleasure of picking coconuts, and even decide to try out for the national bobsled team. They'll find out if they make the cut just as soon as they get out of the hospital.

For centuries Sicily has lived in the shadow of Italy's mainland. Catfish and Rooftop travel to the island to show the world what the island is made of, as the learn how to joust, kayak, and build massive explosions made from semen from a giant pig. Can these training wheels prepare them for initiation into the mafia?