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Jamali meets the Nordic Youth, who patrol Sweden's streets hunting 'rapefugees' to detemine if this is a valid reaction to an immigration epidemic, or if they are just a bunch of ignorant kids.

Jamali comes home to Britain to confront the country's most deep-rooted fears about their future, and Britain's acceptance of multiculturalism and racism in the shadow of Brexit. In June 2016, 52 percent of the UK population voted to leave the EU, a historic vote which split the country in two and fuelled the ongoing debate about race, religion and immigration. He meets members of the infamous English Defence League (EDL) , an anti-Islamic, anti-immigrant hate group who are known in the media for their alcohol fuelled get-togethers. Dispirited and eager to see where all of this xenophobia and hatred is directed, Jamali also visits the Calais 'jungle', where he chats to refugees as the camp is demolished around them.

Jamali travels to meet members of the National Socialist Movement (NSM), the largest Neo-Nazi group in America who openly idolise Adolf Hitler and are avid enthusiasts of all things White Power. Jamali spends time with party chairman, Commander Jeff Schoep as he attempts a historical merge of 25 white supremacist groups, together aiming to culturally balkanise the US. He Joins Jeff in Detroit where he gets a tour of NSM headquarters and the neighbourhoods that Jeff believes are "ruining the pure white race".

Ukraine is the only country in Europe fighting a bitter war on its own soil. Comedian Jamali Maddix travels there to meet with Azov, a far-right militant group that has risen in legitimacy despite its infamous neo-Nazi background. Jamali spends time with members in the midst of their deadly conflict with pro-Russian separatists, during the week when Azov launch a recognised political party. He's taken on training missions, street marches, military activities, and delves into Azov's grass roots recruiting strategy - from the world of football hooliganism. Through all this, Jamali attempts to gain insight into Ukraine's swastika-adorned national heroes and work on his own knife-throwing skills.

Comedian Jamali Maddix goes to Harlem, New York to meet members of the Israelite School of Universal Practical Knowledge, the infamous black separatist group who believe they are the true Jewish descendants of the Twelve Tribes of Israel and that white people are possessed by Satan. Jamali accompanies charismatic Priest and leader, General Yahanna, and his die-hard acolytes as they spread their message through street preaching and radio shows, and train to use AK-47s. Jamali's on a mission to get to know the real men behind the outlandish uniforms and vocal street rants to find out what led them to join such a radical movement. But Jamali's journey takes a turn after news of another police shooting; he follows the General to Charlotte, North Carolina and finds himself at the centre of a stand-off between protesters, riot police and the black Israelites in a microcosm of America's next race war.

With Native Americans in Oklahoma split on the benefits and destruction of oil and gas production in their sacred land, Jamali tries to understand both sides of the fight.

We drag race in LA, dress like real New Yorkers, customise grillz, tea party with Lolitas, and learn the greenest way to dispose of a human body.

Jamali travels to South Carolina to spend the weekend with a group of kids enrolled in a 'correctional weekend' that promises to deter kids from a life of crime.

We survive for 30 days without solid food, taste life as a living goddess, hack the Vancouver real estate market, and escape reality with some very nice zombies.

With the abortion debate reignited, Jamali spends time with two passionate but very different pro-life preachers.

We drift cars, write smut, chase Instagram fame with dogs, party-proof our homes, and dedicate our lives to the sitcom Friends.

Louis Theroux arrives in Harlem, New York, in the aftermath of the shooting of Armadou Diallo, an unarmed black man, by four white police officers. He was shot at 41 times, hit 19 times. The question was why and Louis sets out to find out more.

We buy boyfriends in Japan, go over the top with arm wrestlers, make weed-infused trail mix, and possibly get hypnotised.

We go bargain hunting with rapper Jay Worthy, give all our money to a dominatrix, try to replace a cat with a horse, and hit the woods and never look back.