Episode 1

Hana's love of storytelling draws the attention of the Broadcasting Club's president, Mizuki, who tries to recruit her. However, Hana has reasons to decline her offer.

Episode 2

The new club members must take turns introducing one another, causing Hana to wonder what her strengths are.

Episode 3

Hana's enthusiasm deflates as Mr. Kichijoji readies the club for an upcoming competition. Why must she want to win? Why can't she just enjoy doing what she loves?

Episode 4

A spontaneous question causes Hana to freeze during her first broadcast. It's one thing to stick to the script. But improvising? That's a completely different story.

Episode 5

Anne is realistic, while Hana is idealistic; disagreements are inevitable. However, that won't stop Hana from trying to befriend her fellow club member.

Episode 6

The club members decide on what category they will each compete in at the Kyoto NHK Cup preliminaries, recitation or announcing. Toga will not enter in either.

Episode 7

It’s a tight deadline, but the broadcasting club has the will to complete their submission to the original TV drama category.

Episode 8

Shura is an expert storyteller, and her ability to conjure an entire city in her audience’s mind proves that Hana still has a long way to go.

Episode 9

Hana makes new friends during a recitation workshop. Little does she know that one of them has a connection to Anne's past.

Episode 10

What's the best way to improve one's skills? There are many answers, but no single best path.

Episode 11

A wedding invitation, a surprising discovery, and an unexpected complication threaten to derail the Broadcasting Club's hard work just before the preliminaries.

Episode 12

The Club may have concocted a clever plan to reach Mizuki, but one formidable final boss stands in their way: Mayumi Usurai, Mizuki’s grandmother.