The sextuplets spend a lazy Tanabata with friends and neighbors.

The sextuplets get a craving for watermelon, unbeknownst to an intergalactic invasion being underway.

A rainy day forces the sextuplets indoors, leading to a series of events involving Ichimatsu's bad new haircut.

The sextuplets and their friends get ready for a mysterious temple festival.

After the festival, the sextuplets get some rest to ease their injuries. / Two fishermen (Todomatsu and Karamatsu) meet a fishing hermit (Jyushimatsu).

After their fan breaks, the sextuplets set off on a time travel mission to recover the fan when it worked, with many failed retrievals made along the way.

Classic children's tales retold with an Osomatsu bent. A Dog of Flanders with many ludicrous variants of Nello and Patrache's deaths, Snow White has a mysterious power, Hansel and Gretel get diplomatic, and several cranes repay their debts to one very generous old man.

Ichimatsu tries to domesticate a stray cat known for its human-like thievery, but runs into trouble when his new buddy falls back into their old ways.

Television parodies featuring the Osomatsu cast. The older set does some calisthenics with disastrous results, Jyushipi and Choropi conjure up some magical cooking, the sextuplets and their parents involve themselves in a yakuza movie-style argument, a sextet of singing fungi try to escape their fate of harvesting, and the Idiot Brothers, Idiot Sisters, and Idiot Married Couple partake in a manzai sketch comedy bit.

After an influx of intergalactic immigrants take residence in Japan, Iyami opens up a maid cafe with some shy multiplying aliens as the main attraction.

Like how some twins can feel phantom pains, the sextuplets occasionally have the same dream. Here are two surreal dreams about bodily transformation that the brothers have.

The end of summer has arrived, with Chibita deciding to close up his oden stall and pursue a charitable cause. Osomatsu, frustrated with this sudden change, angrily pressures his childhood buddy to stay.

Salmon and Pickled Plum look back on the last two-and-a-half seasons of the series in a clip-show episode.

Osomatsu and Totoko host an end of year special broadcast, looking back on previous episodes to determine which of the brothers is the biggest loser.

The brothers quickly abandon their new lifestyles upon learning they have been invited to a baseball tournament for the finale.

The Matsunos and Iyami are killed in a freak plane crash, sending them to Hell. In mourning, the others ponder a way to bring the status quo back to its rightful place with the help of someone near and dear to them.

A series of summer-themed skits. Jyushimatsu takes part in radio exercises, Iyami and Chibita try to beat the heat, Todomatsu keeps finding himself exiled by his brothers, Karamatsu tries to inject summer into everyone's lives, and the sextuplets attempt to talk to girls on the beach.

Yet another collection of random skits, with Dayon's live reaction complimenting. Chibita tries selling some sextuplet meat buns, Choromatsu files his taxes, Osomatsu accuses his brothers of stealing his wallet, a fierce wave of pollen hits town, Totoko tries to escape a creepy maze, raccoon Jyushimatsu cleans his food, Todomatsu tries doing something crazy, kindergartners visit a bread factory, the Proper-Rangers prepare to set off, and Osomatsu takes part in an Olympic skeleton event.

The brothers get rowdy while getting drunk at a restaurant. Unemployed office lady Totomi ends up taking a job at a strange establishment that offers some peculiar services. After being visited by a salesman, Matsuyo contemplates sending off one of her sons to a NEET correctional facility, asking Choromatsu to help her decide which one to send away.

The Matsunos get drunk at the izakaya again. Dayon meets his doppelgänger. Iyami attempts suicide. The Matsunos get drunk at the izakaya one last time, but things turn introspective.

The brothers try their hand as streamers after being chastised by their parents for not having jobs. Later, Iyami uses an experimental detergent to keep his suit clean, but after being confused by the Matsunos as an expensive liquor, is revealed to turn anything invisible (up to a point).

Ichimatsu becomes paranoid when lucky things happen to him all day, so he and Jyushimatsu try to punish themselves to balance things out. A lovey-dovey couple go to a hot spring inn that's haunted by a zashiki-warashi named Osoma.

The Riceballs test out some comedy material. Dekapan hosts an imoni-cooking competition.

The prehistoric sextuplets return, partaking in dangerous sports. Later, in modern day, noticing their father acting strangely, the brothers discover that he is worried that there's not enough spark in his marriage. Feeling he should return to a more innocent time, the boys give their old man a masterclass in being a virgin, albeit with no success. After embarrassing himself in front of his sons, Matsuzou considers a love potion from Dekapan, but is this really the best way to patch things up with the love of his life?

The prehistoric sextuplets fool with nature for the last time. Several thousand years later, in a parody of Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Emperor Osomatsu and a group of bizarre generals attempt to take over the country. Meanwhile, in the real world, Osomatsu joins Todomatsu at a mixer, struggling to keep his perverted instincts in check.