The Plastics see Jason going out with a girl named Taylor, and Regina doesn't want them to be together. Regina calls Taylor's mom posing as someone from Planned Parenthood to insinuate that Taylor may be pregnant.

Greg tricks his parents into thinking he's getting physical exercise by setting a timer to make it look likes he's been playing outside all day. In actuality, he's been playing video games.

Dinesh and Gilfoyle find out that Richard didn't tell Bighead that they were moving Anton the server to Stanford and they quit. Richard blows up at Dinesh and Gilfoyle calling them hypocrites for now deciding not to help him move Anton into Stanford as they had previously told Richard to lie to better help the company.

The Planeteers are called by Gaia to stop a new villain, Sly Sludge from polluting the Earth with another one of his trash dumping schemes. When the Planeteers confront Sludge, he tells them that he no longer dumps trash and has found the answer to the problem of waste management forever. He "demonstrates" by having a machine that shoots intense beams of light supposedly shrink the trash, but unbeknownst to the planeteers, it's all smoke and mirrors.

The Planeteers are tasked by Gaia to stop a war between two tribes initiated by two-timing arms dealers. Appalled at the sight, Ma-Ti comments on how it is too difficult for him to see such suffering. Gaia profoundly comments that only when people understand the consequences of war would they possess the wisdom to stop it.