A man wakes up to find a tiny middle-aged stranger in his apartment. There's no explanation, no dramatic backstory, no reason given. The show just lets them sit together in the quiet, and that becomes the entire point. What hits is the absolute refusal to make this weird, two people learning to share space, to cook together, to exist in the same small apartment without needing to solve anything. The comedy isn't about the absurdity of his presence. It's about the gentleness of routine with someone unexpected. By the end you realize you've watched thirty episodes about companionship, and never once did the show need a plot to justify why that mattered.

The main character shares a home with an unusual companion: a mysterious middle-aged man who is only a fraction of normal size. The short episodes center on this odd living arrangement between the two. The run spans thirty brief TV installments that first aired in 2012.