Master Shake becomes the ruler of a virtual reality world he dubs Shaketopia. After spending an unhealthy and unfathomably long amount of time in the headset, Carl sells a headset to Meatwad, which he uses to see what's going on. The two end up deciding to rule together, to which Frylock finally manages to get them to log off by infecting Shaketopia with a computer virus.

Guest appearances: Eric Bauza as Borf and the Game Announcer, Leslie Sharp, and Robert Webb as the Glorfinoids. TJ Hassan as Wesley Snipes.

In a parody of A Quiet Place, ear-shaped aliens have invaded Earth causing everyone to go quiet, however, Master Shake is convinced that Frylock is faking it. In retaliation, he, Carl, and Meatwad start a hair metal band, while Frylock uses Carl’s thong to defeat the aliens.

Guest appearances: Dan Fogler as the Emperear, Brandon Zachary as Glen, Susan Bennett as the GPS

Master Shake is struggling with writing his screenplay. Things appear to look up when Shake manages to get a robotic coffee maker to help him finish the script, though rather hastily. Through Shake's continued meddling with the coffee maker, several more robotic appliances begin to invade the Aqua Teens' home, all trying to produce movies together. Frylock discovers that each of the appliances is equipped with cameras and microphones and sends them out to be disposed of by sanitation. The sanitation officer, who is a mech that turns into a garbage truck, then sends another robot to make the Aqua Teens participate in a survey, rendering Frylock's attempt at getting rid of them pointless. He finally succeeds by programming their next film with a code that makes the robots turn on each other and collapse their circuitry. Frylock, Meatwad, and Carl all try to get away by moving into a log cabin with no electronic devices, however, it turns out the log cabin is the sanitation officer in another form.

Guest appearances: Tim Andrews, Dan Fogler, James Austin Johnson, and Maurice LaMarche as the Zenwa Clean Machine 1019, Zenwa Caffeine Machine 2019, Zenwa Steam Machine 3019, Zenwa Bean Machine 4019, Zenwa Groundskeeper, Christopher, Zenwa Surveyor 7019, Hyper Toaster 8019 and Zenwa Lawn Ranger 9019 respectively.

Frylock purchases a Situpon electronic exercise bike, believing that it will help the Aqua Teens get in better shape. However, the bike has a mind of its own and tries everything it can to get Frylock to keep exercising. The bike claims that all Situpons are hoverbikes that aim to bring all users to another planet due to an impending global catastrophe on Earth that can only be shielded via maple syrup. Frylock is convinced for a moment until he begins to realize via Master Shake that it was all a lie. Fed up, Frylock sells the bike to Shake, who ends up not using it. A comet as foretold by the bike hits Earth, revealing that he was indeed telling the truth.

Guest appearances: Gary Anthony Williams as the Situpon. Peter Mark Kendall as a Situpon agent. Ronnie Neeley as a store clerk. Jim Fortier as the Leprechaun.

Master Shake and Carl go to a friendship seminar, where the host Anubis promises Carl riches and girls while threatening to spill Shake's secret regarding his tendency to wet the recliner if the two of them do not acquire 10 friends. Meatwad is also guilted by Anubis, convinced that he murdered a toy train via Anubis' mind tricks. Both Shake and Carl compete to get new friends with their seminars, however they cannot reach past the main four. Anubis is punished for not bringing 10 friends, and it is revealed that his father is running a pyramid scheme to build a spaceship to Planet Happiness, where Meatwad, Shake, and Carl are now enslaved and forced to partake in its construction.

Guest appearances: Brian Cox as Anubis, Lance Henriksen as Vanessa, Diallo Riddle as the Illuminati, Bashir Salahuddin as Terry the Singing Tank Engine, Danny Trejo as Dewey.