As the crew finally rolls into Chicago, Illinois, after 40 days of pure desert madness with zero respect for anyone (not even themselves), it's safe to say they've lost touch with the realm of civilization.

The Roast Beef, slowly decomposing in the scorching heat, and the superheroes' hygiene conditions have reached a challenging level. The trip's getting real tough, man.

Cruisin' on the road, the superhero crew made a quick stop at the National Route 66 Museum in Clinton, Oklahoma, to learn about the locals' struggles during the Depression.

The atmosphere of craziness persists even during a simple laundry break, and it's a delight to witness the comedic spirit, even when hidden behind malodorous foam costumes, shining through.

In Flagstaff, Arizona, the 4 Roast to Coast misfits find themselves in the company of a Mormon gravedigger, who graciously lends them his hearse, complete with a casket.

As you hit the American road, you come across stories and faces that hit you hard, especially the Native American story. They've faced tough times, and racial issues persist beyond history's grasp.

While cruising, the fellas makes a pit stop in the small town of Stanton, Missouri. Here, they stumble upon a hidden gem, a treasure trove of nostalgia that takes them back in time.

A video testament, crafted by our superheroes as a tribute to the relentless madness that envelops their journey. It's a realization that life can take an unexpected turn at any given moment.

In this teaser, the relentless lunacy of this voyage unfurls, with their most beloved pastime appearing to be attempting to play bumper cars with one another.

Well, in this here teaser, we're takin' a peek at how the Roast to Coast crew ain't lettin' no wild chance slip through their fingers, 'cause these cats are all about takin' it to the max.

Check out this Roast to Coast teaser, where its crew stop for a while at the Cadillac Ranch, a massive outdoor sculpture out in Amarillo, Texas. Back in '74, Lord, Marquez, and Michelsdal had a wild idea.