Ninety seconds of pure comedy timing so tight it makes normal sitcoms look bloated. Five misfits trying to take over the world in the Tama branch of a shadow organization, and the writing never wastes a frame on setup when the punchline could land harder. Kenjirou Tsuda's deadpan delivery as the cold guy is the axis the whole machine spins around, and the show knows exactly how much you can cram into a commercial break if you trust your cast to sell it.

Five raccoons clock in at the Tama branch office of the Calcal-dan, a secret society whose goal is world conquest and which ranks first in global corporate popularity. Their branch sits in a leafy corner of Tokyo where business is slow and pay never rises, yet the staff still throw themselves into their duties every day. The crew includes an ambitious new recruit, a courteous but insecure superior, a detached modern type who is cool toward everything, a short-tempered but good-hearted senior, and a good-looking older man in charge. A comedy spin-off of Araiguma Rascal told in short episodes, it serves up a fresh gag each time.