Senmu No Inu contains six short stories that may especially appeal to readers with an appreciation for stories about relationships, character, and understanding other people. These are stories for thinking and feeling adults. 
1. Semmu no Inu (専務の犬, 1994) 
2. Meisou Kazoku Fire (迷走家族Ｆ, 1995) 
3. Kimi ga Iru Dake de (君がいるだけで, 1999） 
4. Cha no Aida no Love Song (茶の間のラブソング, 1996) 
5. Oyaji Low Teen (おやじローティーン, 1997) 
6. Orei ni Kaete (お礼にかえて, 1998)

A sophisticated collection of tales, ranging from the macabre to heartwarming to wacky. The trials and tribulations of daily life.
 
1. P no Higeki (The Tragedy of P) 
2. Roman no Akindo (The Merchant of Romance) 
3. Poi no Ie (The House of Trash) 
4. Hachi no Naka (Hidden in the Pottery) 
5. Hyakunen no Koi (One Hundred Years of Love) 
6. L-size no Shiawase (Extra-Large Sized Happiness)

1. Higaeri no Yume (日帰りの夢, One Day Dream) 
2. Oyaji Graffiti (おやじグラフィティ, Graffiti Pop) 
3. Giri no Holidays (義理のバカンス, A Compulsory Holidays) 
4. Help (ヘルプ) 
5. Akai Hanataba (Red Bouquet) 
6. Permanent Love (パーマネント・ラブ)

Rumic World TV (2003) consists of thirteen independent series based on short stories from 1987-2000 by Takahashi Rumiko. The episode order is not sorted based on the year the story was written. For example, the first episode "Tragedy of P"'s story was written in 1991 while the last episode "Senmuno inu"'s story was written in 1994. 
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