Two minutes of pure nonsense about girls playing tennis, except the tennis stops mattering around second one. The comedy is so lo-fi and rapid-fire that missing a joke barely registers because three more are already coming. If you've watched Teekyuu before, these specials are the show at its most unhinged, no plot obligations, just characters saying weird things in sequence until something lands.

Teekyuu 5 comes with two special episodes that never aired on television and are instead found on the home video discs, in both the Blu-ray and the DVD editions. The shorts sit within a comedy with a slice-of-life feel and a sports setting, and they serve as extra material for anyone picking up the fifth installment's physical release.