Stu, Bachs and Jack head back to New York for their last night before heading back to Old Blighty.

The boys are join by New York's Bravest Craig Dunne, former firefighter who survived 9/11. Craig very kindly gives the boys a short tour of Queens and Long Island and they all head to a New York Islanders Ice Hockey game at UBS arena, where Bachs tells us how he really feels.

Stu claims to be dead inside.

The boys make it back to drizzly old England and reflect on their time away. They give their verdicts on what was good and what was bad.

The boys make it to Dallas, Texas. They say everything is bigger and better in Texas, right? The boys make a trip to Dealey Plaza to where JFK was assassinated, and Bachs thinks about becoming a sniper.

The boys then head to the Texas State Fair, where they are overwhelmed by the amount of people and choices of food and drink and find themselves at a great American pass time, the roadeo.

The boys make a short time to the cowboy town of Fort Worth stockyards to see a cattledrive and go to the worlds biggest Honky Tonky bar, Billy Bob'.

Stu might of had a burger that rivals Mel's Diner and Jack has a blast from the past and visits where he had the best taco he's ever had again.

The Boys are on the road south when they almost get into and witness a road traffic accident. Scary times.

After their brush with death The Boys make their way to New Orleans driving over what seems like the worlds biggest bridge of the Louisiana swamp land.

The Boys have a short 24 hour stop in New Orleans where they hit Bourbon Street which is fully dressed in Halloween decor. They are able to see the city in full swing at night as well as the calmer morning after.

After a short visit The Boys hit the road and travel north towards Dallas. They even manage to see a great american animal on route.