Pardon the Intrusion, I'm Home! - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Pardon the Intrusion, You're in My Home!?
Rinko's blissful otaku life is torn down when her two neighbors assign her as a chef and pretend-girlfriend.
Starting With a Pretend Boyfriend?!
Satsuki is full of mystery... Usada and Rinko try to guess what his job is!
Meanwhile...?!
A trio of newbie mangakas are introduced and Satsuki's secrets are finally revealed! Maybe?
I Don't Have Writer's Block, Okay?!
Usada needs to write about love. But how could he, if he's never even had a crush before?
This Is a Work of Fiction, Okay?!
Rinko and Satsuki need to put their fake relationship to the test with a fake date... But it feels so real?
It's Just a Kiss?!
Rinko realizes that she likes Satsuki, but doesn't know how to tell him. Usada tries to help, but then he...?!
You're Busy on Christmas?!
The trio plans a Christmas dinner together but soon realizes they will all be busy that day.
Mao Stands for "Mom's Adultery Outcome"?!
Mao runs away from home after finding out that her dad is not her real dad?! She goes to the trio for help.
Satsuki-san's Secret?!
The Pathetic Puppy Plan?!
How They All Collapse?!
Pardon the Intrusion Once More?!
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