In Her Element Episode 4: Delivery in 30 Seconds or it's Free! Anyone who managed to write a more longer story for the standards of it's medium has my admiration. Since there can be situation in storytelling where it feels like it ended prematurely without any punchline, buildup, or bang (figuratively or literally).
I give you my admiration for making a story that feels like an typical cartoon episode that isn't just a short gag (no hating on gag comics, it's just that I think making something that feels like a full-fledged story that doesn't end prematurely is harder)
