The Worst Episodes of CAROLE & TUESDAY

While Ertegun and Tao squabble over her single, Angela tries to deal with a stalker. Tuesday meets with Kyle as her mother's campaign heats up.

Director: Satoshi Takafuji

Writer: Yasuhiro Nakanishi

One morning, Ertegun wakes up bankrupt: his AI manager stole all his money and vanished. Carole and Tuesday enter the studio, but Tobe's not happy.

Director: Noriyuki Nomata

Writer: Kimiko Ueno

Gus's next plan to get Carole and Tuesday their big break is to make a music video. He buys a weird film directing bot and asks his ex-wife for help.

Director: Tsuyoshi Tobita

Writer: Kimiko Ueno

Carole and Tuesday are an instant sensation. But fame has its drawbacks, and they face tough choices about the next stage in their career.

Director: Noriyuki Nomata, Satoshi Takafuji, Ryota Miyazawa

Writer: Yasuhiro Nakanishi

The Mars Brightest semifinals begin with Ertegun as guest judge. Tao tells Angela to change her song, and Cybelle's visit raises Carole's suspicions.

Director: Tsuyoshi Tobita

Writer: Yuuichi Nomura

Small town girl Tuesday takes the midnight train to Alba City, leaving home for her dreams. There, she sees city girl Carole singing on a bridge.

Director: Motonobu Hori

Writer: Aya Watanabe

With some trepidation, Carole and Tuesday agree to take Gus on as their manager. He hatches a plan to get them featured by the famous DJ Ertegun.

Director: Satoshi Takafuji

Writer: Yasuhiro Nakanishi

After their debut single's release, the duo get an invitation from a reclusive living legend. Tuesday's mother takes the stage for a campaign debate.

Director: Tsuyoshi Tobita

Writer: Keiko Nobumoto

If new media fails, go old school! Gus gets Carole and Tuesday to try out for the amateur singing show, Mars Brightest. Tao wants Angela on it too.

Director: Satoshi Takafuji

Writer: N/A

Going indie means finding people themselves. Gus persuades the legendary and very strange Tobe to work with the duo. Angela enters the studio.

Director: Naoki Murata

Writer: Deko Akao

Carole and Tuesday start rehearsing for their performance as Mars Grammy nominees. Tao runs afoul of the law just as Angela's replica is completed.

Director: N/A

Writer: Yuuichi Nomura

The duo make the cut for Mars Brightest, along with Angela and a Tuesday mega-fan named Cybelle. Now they just have to perform their very best!

Director: Tsuyoshi Tobita

Writer: Yasuhiro Nakanishi

Carole and Tuesday attend the Mars Brightest broadcast on their day off. Before she faces Angela, Cybelle makes a startling request of Tuesday.

Director: Tomomi Kamiya

Writer: Deko Akao

The single charts, and Gus decides they'll play South by Southwest. On the way home from rehearsal one night they meet Carole's childhood idol, Flora.

Director: Midori Yui

Writer: Yuuichi Nomura

Tao offers to track down Angela's stalker once Dahlia tells him all about it. Things come to a head as Angela takes the stage at the Cydonia Festival.

Director: Takahiro Hasui

Writer: Deko Akao

Top producer Tao begins working with Angela, who's yearned for a music career. Carole and Tuesday sneak into a concert hall to practice their song.

Director: Shohei Miyake

Writer: Deko Akao

Gus somehow gets Carole and Tuesday a gig on the main stage at a huge festival. The catch: they're a standby act for the famous, difficult Joshua.

Director: Shohei Miyake

Writer: N/A

Tuesday's brother Spencer heads to Alba City to search for her. Gus implements Plan C: gigging for exposure! Starting with a one-song gig at a bar.

Director: Noriyuki Nomata

Writer: Deko Akao

After Skip gets arrested, the duo and their industry colleagues decide to create a supergroup song opposing Valerie's policies. Tao is still at large.

Director: Noriyuki Nomata

Writer: Deko Akao

With Tuesday injured, she and Carole frantically try to think of a piano-only song they can perform. The attack incites recriminations backstage.

Director: Noriyuki Nomata

Writer: Kimiko Ueno

With Tao arrested and her mother hospitalized, Angela is all alone. Carole and Tuesday struggle to come up with a song to close their album.

Director: Tsuyoshi Tobita

Writer: Kimiko Ueno

A suggestion from Crystal inspires the duo to write a new song for their Grammys performance. Dahlia's condition puts Angela's attendance in doubt.

Director: Shohei Miyake

Writer: Yasuhiro Nakanishi

It seems like all is lost, but Gus encourages Carole not to give up. With time running out before the final, they launch a rescue operation.

Director: Shohei Miyake

Writer: Shinichiro Watanabe

Tao appears to tell Angela the truth. With Carole & Tuesday's first album finished, the supergroup performance is scheduled for New Year's Eve.

Director: Satoshi Takafuji, Motonobu Hori

Writer: Shinichiro Watanabe