Nobody talks about this one. A kid and his bucket spend twenty episodes doing nothing in particular, and it somehow feels like everything. The show trusts you to find the comedy in small failures, in the way a child's logic doesn't match how the world actually works. There's no plot to chase you forward, no arc demanding your attention. You watch because the rhythm is honest, because the world feels lived-in even when nothing is happening. It's the kind of show that makes you understand why people keep their old VHS tapes.
Bucket de Gohan is a 1996 comedy and slice of life TV.