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The Best Episodes of Good Morning Call Season 1

Every episode of Good Morning Call Season 1 ranked from best to worst. Discover the Best Episodes of Good Morning Call Season 1!

A high school girl finally gets her own apartment, but she has to share it with the most popular boy in school. No one can know they're living together.

Genres:ComedyDrama
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Season 1 Ratings Summary

The best episode of "Good Morning Call" season 1 is "Alone at Last", rated 7.9/10 from 63 user votes. It was directed by Yo Kawahara and written by Keiko Kanome. "Alone at Last" aired on 2/12/2016 and is rated 0.2 point(s) higher than the second highest rated, "A Kiss to Remember".

  • Alone at Last
    7.9/10 63 votes

    #1 - Alone at Last

    Season 1 Episode 1 - Aired 2/12/2016

    Nao moves into her own apartment, but a male classmate shows up and says he's the real tenant. They find a solution but it won't be easy to pull off.

    Director: Yo Kawahara

    Writer: Keiko Kanome

  • A Kiss to Remember
    7.7/10 48 votes

    #2 - A Kiss to Remember

    Season 1 Episode 2 - Aired 2/12/2016

    Nao is still reeling from the morning's events but Uehara doesn't remember a thing. Marina suspects something is up and starts asking questions.

    Director: Yo Kawahara

    Writer: Yuna Suzuki

  • Rumor Has It
    7.9/10 41 votes

    #3 - Rumor Has It

    Season 1 Episode 3 - Aired 2/12/2016

    Nao tends to Hisashi, who is hospitalized from overworking. A mysterious woman appears. Rumors buzz at school that Hisashi and Nao are an item.

    Director: Takashi Fujio

    Writer: Yuna Suzuki

  • Christmas is Coming
    8.0/10 39 votes

    #4 - Christmas is Coming

    Season 1 Episode 4 - Aired 2/12/2016

    With Christmas Eve fast approaching, an unfortunate encounter with a delivery boy leads Nao to a new job, where she meets Abe, the "confession king."

    Director: Takashi Fujio

    Writer: Rieko Obayashi

  • Party of One
    8.4/10 49 votes

    #5 - Party of One

    Season 1 Episode 5 - Aired 2/12/2016

    A confession to Abe confuses Nao's relationship with Uehara further. Later, she hears that he'll be spending New Year's with his coworker, Nanako.

    Director: Yo Kawahara

    Writer: Keiko Kanome

  • Faking Up is Hard to Do
    8.5/10 49 votes

    #6 - Faking Up is Hard to Do

    Season 1 Episode 6 - Aired 2/12/2016

    At Marina's suggestion, Nao and Uehara eat lunch bento together in public. It's fun, but she wonders if he's thinking of Yuri when they're together.

    Director: Yo Kawahara

    Writer: Keiko Kanome

  • Baby, It's Cold Outside
    7.9/10 36 votes

    #7 - Baby, It's Cold Outside

    Season 1 Episode 7 - Aired 2/12/2016

    Yuri announces she's getting divorced and asks to stay at the apartment. Uehara goes home to his brother, leaving Yuri and Nao to live alone together.

    Director: Atsushi Yoshikawa, Takashi Fujio

    Writer: Yuna Suzuki

  • He's Not Sexy, He's My Brother
    8.2/10 37 votes

    #8 - He's Not Sexy, He's My Brother

    Season 1 Episode 8 - Aired 2/12/2016

    Uehara's older brother, Takuya, tries to explain himself, but Yuri isn't having it and throws away her wedding ring. Nao works to help them reconcile.

    Director: Atsushi Yoshikawa

    Writer: Rieko Obayashi

  • A Valentine Surprise
    7.8/10 37 votes

    #9 - A Valentine Surprise

    Season 1 Episode 9 - Aired 2/12/2016

    Nao overhears Uehara talking about his feelings for her. Too flummoxed to respond, she avoids him. Marina suggests a Valentine's Day date.

    Director: Yo Kawahara

    Writer: Keiko Kanome

  • A Change of Scenery
    8.6/10 50 votes

    #10 - A Change of Scenery

    Season 1 Episode 10 - Aired 2/12/2016

    Nao finds out Yuri stayed overnight and announces she'll be moving out. Daichi calls Uehara to a one-on-one meeting on the school rooftop.

    Director: Yo Kawahara

    Writer: Keiko Kanome

  • Father Knows Best
    8.9/10 46 votes

    #11 - Father Knows Best

    Season 1 Episode 11 - Aired 2/12/2016

    The parents find out the truth and Uehara leaves to live at home. When her father cancels the contract, Nao runs away and Uehara goes to face him.

    Director: Takashi Fujio

    Writer: Yū Kanda, Keiko Kanome

  • Tagging Along
    8.6/10 47 votes

    #12 - Tagging Along

    Season 1 Episode 12 - Aired 2/12/2016

    In an effort to rebuff Yukari's overtures, Icchan claims Nao is his girlfriend. Uehara overhears, but his lack of a reaction worries Nao.

    Director: Yo Kawahara

    Writer: Rieko Obayashi

  • The Getaway (Part 1)
    8.3/10 42 votes

    #13 - The Getaway (Part 1)

    Season 1 Episode 13 - Aired 2/12/2016

    Transfer student Nozomi Kitaura confronts Nao on the rooftop and shares her feelings about Uehara. Worried, Nao plans a special date with him.

    Director: Atsushi Yoshikawa

    Writer: Yuna Suzuki

  • The Getaway (Part 2)
    8.6/10 41 votes

    #14 - The Getaway (Part 2)

    Season 1 Episode 14 - Aired 2/12/2016

    Uehara’s presence alone puts Nao on cloud nine, but Issei throws her looks with mixed feelings. By chance, Nao is paired with Issei for a dare night.

    Director: Yo Kawahara

    Writer: Yuna Suzuki

  • Surprise!
    8.1/10 38 votes

    #15 - Surprise!

    Season 1 Episode 15 - Aired 2/12/2016

    After the trip, Nao is hospitalized for food poisoning and meets a kind college student. She learns that Uehara has been having a cute girl over.

    Director: Kenji Yamauchi

    Writer: Rieko Obayashi

  • Two is Company...
    8.5/10 42 votes

    #16 - Two is Company...

    Season 1 Episode 16 - Aired 2/12/2016

    Issei has moved into the apartment after a family fight. Marina has her eye on a visiting college student, whom Nao recognizes from the hospital.

    Director: Yo Kawahara

    Writer: Keiko Kanome

  • A Modest Proposal
    8.7/10 51 votes

    #17 - A Modest Proposal

    Season 1 Episode 17 - Aired 2/12/2016

    Nao mistakenly assumes Uehara will propose to her, and engagement rumors spread throughout the school. After he denies it to her face, she collapses.

    Director: Yo Kawahara

    Writer: Keiko Kanome