Sarah gets picked up on a DUI, and Brian insists that he's a bisexual.

Sarah explores her sexuality while Brian punishes Steve for pressuring him to try a new soft drink.

Sarah wagers that it's easier to be a black person in America than a Jewish person, and attempts to prove it by becoming "black" for a day with the help of a makeup artist. She then embarks on an odyssey in which she becomes the beloved and persecuted leader of a unique racial justice movement. Meanwhile, Brian and Steve grievously miscalculate the potency of medical marijuana.

When Sarah's cherished Hamburglar doll goes missing, she fires her maid, Dora, believing she stole it. Without a maid, Sarah's life descends into squalor and chaos. Realizing she needs her maid back, Sarah sets out for Mexico, where Dora has relocated - and has become a surprisingly powerful woman.

Sarah is tired of being woken up by church bells every Sunday morning, and goes to the church to express her outrage. Upon leaving, she is approached by several kind women who express their own frustrations with the church. Sarah joins their organization to become their most passionate recruit, unaware that they are a radical anti-abortion group.

The figurines from the Sarah Silverman Program episode "Maid to Border" come to life at Fantastimart world in this uncensored animated short.