Numerous reports of townspeople's trashcans and waste bins being rummaged through or taken have sparked widespread debate and panic over a supposed dumpster-diving demon intent on invading homes via their leftovers. Jerry, tired of the drama, is determined to catch this "dumpster devil" to demonstrate its nonexistence. His friends, on the other hand, are more interested in claiming the bounty reward for the creature, whether dead or alive.

A government surveillance drone in the shape of a boy meant to slurp up the town's juicy secrets is given a tour guide around the school by Jerry, Chaz, and Mandy, who believe he may be the forth friend they've always been looking for. Rumors spread quickly about Cindy being raised by wild animals and she does everything she can to prove those rumors wrong.

The boys and girls have a spitting contest, Beansy is disqualified for being a drooling retard putting the girls at an extreme handicap. Dr. Toades tries to patent a special type of maple syrup that is thicker than a bowl of oatmeal and never ensoggens pancakes.

Max, stop being such a little turd and give yourself some episodes, or the council will relegate you to guest appearances and a movie cameo at best.

Posie Mcgarden, the ever prim and proper young lady that she so obviously is, is teacher's pet for the day. She doesn't abuse her power or let it get to her head, of course, but it ain't easy wrangling her class of weirdos, troublemakers and cripples without issuing just a little bit of harsh discipline.

Lydia has always played second fiddle to her golden child cousin, Posie. It makes her sick how the ginger has her finger wrapped around not only her parents and the whole school, but Lydia's parents too. She just wants to disrupt it all, to tear off the pretty pink patterned curtain for everyone to see how dumb and gullible this school of sheep really are. However, what can only she do? She's just a lonesome outcast with a bad attitude, no one else could possibly share in her position...right?

Melville dies in a terrible pizza accident and goes to hell, where he befriends a man named Stan, the two hit it off, and enjoy the scenery. Mandy has caused this accident and has to Weekend At Bernie's Melville's body before Officer Elmer Gency finds out. 

While digging in the dumpster for his latest meal, Hansel is whisked upwards into the sky by a flashy green light, never to be seen again. Sidney Walker claims to have seen an U.F.O., but when nobody believes him, he believes the cripple culling has begun and he's next to be abducted.

The fourth graders are dared to spend the night at the eerie old chateau on the outskirts of town to prove they aren't scared. As the night unfolds, they begin to suspect that the mysterious staff at the chateau might be hiding something far more sinister than just Halloween frights. 

Note: This episode marks Danny's, Wendy's and Lon's first appearance (prior to this episode, Danny was background characters fan dubbed sleeping kid) 

Robert and Asimov decides to form a band with Posie being over protective with the blind kid

The New Kid Trisha moves in and Chaz, Mandy, and Jerry once again try to guide someone through their small mountain town. Asimov didn't even know he had a limit to Skankhunt 69's constant chattering in his head, but he's definitely past it now.

Bobland comes to terms with his rather long list of racism against pretty much everyone. Neil thinks it would be funny if he made up a tall tale about this oh so important legend, but he gets more than what he's bargained for when this legend is very much real. 

Asimov attempts to befriend a rather scruffy looking girl in a grey hoodie and black pants. Things turn violent when she beheads and rips him apart repeatedly, rambling about a bad future. Asimov never had to worry about death before, at least permanently, but this mysterious girl vows to eradicate him. For the first time in his many lives, Asimov regrets making a new friend. B-Plot: Jerry is curious as to why his mom never told him about the bomb shelter in his backyard till now.