Monday Late Show

The show asks what people are tired of, learns what food truck operators would rather make, and investigates static shocks and a stubborn doorbell.

The show explores hometown boasts, different job challenges, the triggering sound of running water, and the limits of smartphone facial recognition.

The show hears news in tourist-packed Osaka, turns population decline into a quiz, and spots a scary Indian restaurant sign and a man's wild bedhead.

Kiritani shares a life update. Plus, 3 a.m. heatwave street interviews, a magazine headline controversy, and a man with a surprising liquid problem.

Locals share news in a fishing town, a shockingly lenient Turkish exam allows tardiness and snacking, and Matsuko dives into an eyebrow-raising topic.

The crew surveys passersby about their jobs and uncovers suspiciously similar city emblems. Also, Matsuko weighs in on the viral bath-skipping trend.

The show marks Tanabata with street interviews, visits an unusually lively day care center, and hears Chris out for his annual grievance segment.

The show marks Father's Day with street interviews. Also, the crew finds a hypnotist taxi driver and a circus school struggling to attract students.

A street survey on investment poverty, trouble at the Tottori Sand Dunes, and bizarre news from regular contributors keep Murakami and Matsuko busy.

Murakami and Matsuko hear about people's biggest spending habits, tackle local issues from around Japan, and resolve some unfinished business.