A team of intrepid reporters present outlandish, extraordinary and unbelievable people, situations and phenomena from around the world. Joel Dommett visits Tokyo to work for a crying agency. In Japan, emotion is not often shown in public, but this agency sends good-looking guys to businesses so that the employees can all cry together, and can bond as a result. The guys working for the agency all have other jobs, and consider this a good deed, so Joel auditions, joins up, and goes to a business to help make the female employees cry together and to dab the tears from their faces with a clean hanky. In Glasgow, Meryl Fernandes investigates sploshing: a fetish for having food and gunk splashed all over you.

Bobby Mair visits LA to look into pony play, a form of BDSM. He meets dominatrix Submissan and gets trussed up like a pony and made to trot around in the great outdoors clad in a leather harness. In Bristol, the programme meets Ted Parrotman: a man who's slowly turning himself into a parrot using body modification, including having his ears removed to make his head more parrot-shaped. In Berlin, Meryl Fernandes meets Anna Konda, a female wrestler who will squeeze paying men from around the world with her incredible body. She can crush a watermelon with her thighs, and admirers can buy her 'just wrestled-in' underwear online. Jack Guinness checks out subversive sexual TV shows in Tokyo. And Ayo Akinwolere visits a company that makes music for dogs in LA. Ayo meets some of their fervent fans and the dog whisperer who they employ to tell them what the dogs are thinking.