Good Burger 2

As Dexter Reed (played by) navigates his life 26 years after the events of the original film, he's traded in his Good Burger apron for a suit and tie, attempting to make a name for himself as an entrepreneur. However, his innovative ideas have yet to yield fruitful results, and his latest brainchild - a revolutionary flame-retardant spray - ends up being more of a liability than a asset. In a cringe-worthy display, Dexter's demo goes awry, reducing his own home to ashes in front of potential investors, including the shrewd Mark Cuban. Left without a roof over his head or a business to call his own, Dexter is forced to turn to his sister Charlotte (played by) for assistance, only to be rebuffed due to her own financial stake in his endeavors.

Seeking solace and a place to lay his weary head, Dexter reaches out to his old pal Ed (played by), who still dons the familiar uniform at Good Burger. Ed's home becomes Dexter's temporary sanctuary, where he's introduced to a cast of colorful characters: Ed's wife Edie, their brood of Ed-lookalikes, and even Roxanne, the siren who once tried to seduce Ed for the secret recipe behind his legendary Mondo Burger sauce. Now a nanny for the McNevin clan, Roxanne is a constant reminder that some things in life are better left in the past.

As Dexter settles back into his old routine at Good Burger, he's struck by the changes that have taken place since his departure. The once-familiar landscape now boasts an array of newcomers, including twins Cindy and Mindy, the feisty Ruth, Ed 2 - a mini-me duplicate of Ed himself - and Charlotte's daughter Mia, who's more interested in getting out of her uncle's clutches than embracing their familial bond.

Meanwhile, Ed is faced with his own set of challenges as he navigates the complexities of being Good Burger's new owner. His lovable clumsiness has earned him a reputation as a formidable force to be reckoned with, and it's this very trait that thwarts the attempts of Cecil McNevin, the representative from MegaCorp, to strong-arm Ed into turning his beloved burger joint into a global franchise. As Dexter becomes increasingly entangled in Ed's life, he finds himself caught between his loyalty to his friend and the tantalizing prospect of financial gain. The stage is set for a showdown that will determine the future of Good Burger and the people who call it home.

As the launch party for MegaCorp's flagship store comes crashing down around them, Cecil's bombshell revelation sends shockwaves through the room: the iconic Good Burger franchise is being shuttered, its employees summarily fired in accordance with a contract that Dexter and Ed had carelessly overlooked. Amidst the ensuing chaos, Dexter seizes control of the situation, whisking Ed away to the corporate headquarters in a last-ditch effort to salvage their beloved brand. There, they confront CEO Katt Bozwell, sister of the notorious Kurt Bozwell, whose own Mondo Burger empire had met its demise at the hands of Good Burger's irrepressible spirit.

Katt's Machiavellian plans for rebranding and replacing all employees with robotic duplicates of Ed only fuel Dexter's determination to fight back. A series of daring heists unfolds as Dexter forces a self-driving delivery car into a circular route, rendering it useless, before rallying the Good Burger team to launch a full-scale assault on MegaCorp's headquarters.

As Mia, an ace computer expert, works her magic to disable the machines, the rest of the gang creates a diversion that briefly throws Katt's plans off kilter. But their ruse is soon uncovered, leaving Dexter and Ed separated from Mia as they infiltrate the control room. While Ed takes matters into his own hands, shutting down restaurants left and right, Dexter embarks on a perilous quest to rescue Mia from a treacherous conveyor belt.

In the climactic final act, Katt's grand launch demonstration is upstaged by the robotic Ed, whose reprogrammed antics send food flying in every direction around the world. As MegaCorp crumbles, Good Burger rises from the ashes, with Ed reclaiming ownership of their original restaurant and Charlotte finally receiving the apology she deserves.

In a stunning twist, Ed and his mechanical counterpart reveal that they've cracked the code to producing permanent ice – a discovery that catapults Good Burger into the big leagues, securing a $10 million deal with Mark Cuban. As Dexter, Mia, and the gang bask in their hard-won triumph, the future of their beloved brand looks brighter than ever.