Reflections on a trip to the USA to rekindle a relationship; A meeting between a Frenchman and an American woman.; Contrasts between French and American culture; Bill is wounded by a gunman; A constantly modified ad assigment; A Christmas visit to help the needy; An extremely politically incorrect tale where black people use force of arms to take over the country and turn white people into slaves. It's satire, right, Mr. Crumb?; Another satirical piece, this time delving into who the "real rulers" are.; The downside of free market economics; Didi learns the truth about a friend's marriage; The downside of universal gun ownership; Brutality during childhood; Mary discovers the blues; Wayne's mother is an inveterate hoarder; Musings on the contradictions of America.; A dream in which Rakezic has a conversation with Crumb; Misconceptions about the freedoms of America.; The insidious recurrence of fragments of old songs.; Musing about America from a French perspective.; A plea to continue Weirdo; Martini's final journey into catholicism; How Aline and Sophie adapt to France; The sounds of a village