Iyami pilots a rickety plane to Hawaii, but it gets hijacked en route.

Hatabou must summon courage to stand up for himself after being jailed for one of Iyami's misdeeds.

Iyami has a hard time trying to change all the restaurants in town to oden joints in order to please the mega-rich Chibita.

After Iyami saves Osomatsu's life, he demands constant, eternal gratitude.

Dad and the boys have major troubles when they encounter Iyami while on the road in their "new" decrepit used car.

When an Edo-era castle suddenly comes to town, the local citizens rebel against their would-be ruler, Chibita.

Poverty-stricken Iyami falls for a beautiful, wealthy young woman who feels the same way about him, except she has no idea just how poor he is.

Iyami and Chibita are handcuffed together and on the run from the law after breaking out of jail.

When Iyami and the sextuplets' father are both up for an important promotion, the president has his son, Chibita, decide who it'll be after playing golf with Iyami and Osomatsu.

Iyami and Chibita are deceptive secondhand item dealers who are aiming for one big score.

Dr. Hatabou creates an explosive lie detector belt for inveterate liar Iyami, which painfully straightens out the con artist, but that causes even more chaos.

Chibita secretly takes care of an abandoned baby.

Osomatsu and his family stay at a cheap inn while on vacation, but realize too late that it's actually an extrememly expensive place way beyond their budget.

Chibita falls in love with Dekapan's "daughter," Hanako, unaware that she's actually a pig.

In the primitive age, Chibita is a cook at Iyami's dinosaur egg omelet restaurant when he finds a baby T-rex that he wants to keep as a pet.

Iyami, a quack doctor in a small town, schemes to discredit his more successful rival.