I wasn't expecting the annoying presenter to be part of one of the final stories of the series. I even completely forgot the previous atrocities before that. Just like the previous story, I thought it was going to be lame but it turned out to be really, really good. Maybe not the saddest of them all but with one of the strongest messages in reference to poems. And it all comes full circle to the final episode. Overall, it's a pretty decent show (except for that one episode) and I liked the theme and characters. I just wish it didn't have the annoying narration and just showed us the stories as is. Then I think it would've been up there. Oh, and maybe a better, more sophisticated art style and better pacing.