Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa

Eighty-six-year-old Irving Zisman finds himself unexpectedly responsible for his eight-year-old grandson, Billy, after the passing of his wife, Ellie. This turn of events is compounded by the return of Billy's mother, Kimmie, to jail, who pleads with Irving to ensure that Billy reaches his father safely.

Irving and Billy have a video call with Billy's father, Chuck, who gives them a daunting task to reach Raleigh, North Carolina by 2 P.M. on Sunday. The urgency of the situation sets the stage for their chaotic journey ahead.

To gather some quick cash, Irving decides to sell off his late wife's belongings. In an unexpected twist, Irving’s companions help him stow Ellie’s body in the trunk of his car, embodying the surreal nature of their journey.

Before hitting the road, Irving and Billy stop at a local market where Irving attempts to charm a woman. In a fit of frustration from Billy's ride malfunctioning, Irving accidentally launches the ride off its base, attracting unwanted attention.

Facing Billy's hunger once again, Irving devises a hilariously misguided plan to ship Billy via the post office. However, this absurd idea quickly unravels, adding to their collection of misadventures.

Their journey leads them to a Bingo event where Billy humorously searches for a surrogate dad among the crowd. The scenario unfolds with comic relief as the duo navigates through the quirks of the event.

In a moment of desperation, Irving resorts to shoplifting food from a supermarket. He skillfully crafts sandwiches for both himself and Billy, but the escapade leads to a narrow escape from the store’s staff.

The duo checks into a motel, where Irving foolishly ends up at a male strip club in search of companionship. His unexpected exposure to the patrons creates quite a commotion, leading to an awkward and memorable moment.

During a stop at a diner, Irving's antics escalate when he crashes into a massive penguin statue. In a bout of competitive silliness, he and Billy engage in a loud flatulence contest, which ends in a disastrous blowout on the wall, forcing them to flee.

Irving and Billy attempt to infiltrate a wedding reception at a church, where disaster strikes when Irving causes a champagne tower to collapse. This slapstick moment is heightened when he ends up taking a tumble atop the wedding cake amidst group photos.

Arriving at a bar to meet Chuck, Irving witnesses his son’s poor parenting in action, leading to an alarming encounter with the Guardians of the Children. Realizing the gravity of the situation, Irving’s paternal instincts kick in, prompting him to rescue Billy from Chuck.

In a final burst of spontaneity, Irving and Billy decide to crash a nearby beauty pageant after spotting a flyer. This indulgence captures the whimsical spirit of their journey, further cementing their bond.

The journey concludes as Irving and Billy reach a bridge where they solemnly dispose of Ellie’s body into a river. Following this emotional farewell, they share a peaceful day of fishing together, reflecting on their adventures.