An awkward exit at a job interview. A very specific legal problem. Things get ugly at the "Baby of the Year" contest. A gift receipt causes stress.
A hot dog-shaped car crash. A co-worker latches on to an expression. Music studio riffing goes awry. An excuse for tardiness spiral out of control.
A magic show opens up a marital rift. interesting ideas at a car design brainstorm. A fill-in organist at a funeral. A very esoteric charades player.
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Title: I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson (2019– )
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A solution to equine-related emasculation. A problematic game show mascot. Baby shower planning gets heated. A weird place to hold an intervention.
| Series cast summary: | |||
| Tim Robinson | ... | Tim 6 episodes, 2019 | |
| Matt Knudsen | ... | John 3 episodes, 2019 | |
| Sam Richardson | ... | Baby of the Year Host 2 episodes, 2019 | |
| Matthew J Cates | ... | Alan / ... 2 episodes, 2019 | |
| Conner O'Malley | ... | Robby Star 2 episodes, 2019 | |
| Brianna Baker | ... | Elizabeth 2 episodes, 2019 | |
| Shellye Broughton | ... | Cursing Woman 2 episodes, 2019 | |
| Artie O'Daly | ... | Alan / ... 2 episodes, 2019 | |
| Brandon Wardell | ... | Actor 2 episodes, 2019 | |
In this new sketch show, Tim Robinson and guests spend each segment driving someone to the point of needing -- or desperately wanting -- to leave.
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Comedy is polarizing. This isn't one of those "It's not as bad as other people say, I liked it!" reviews. Good and bad don't apply to this show. This is not a recommendation that will tell you you'll like it or not because I legitimately have not been able to predict it.
This show is ahead of the curve. You need to know that this show has its finger on the pulse of Millennial/Gen Z humor. For some of you, it might be exactly what you're looking for. For some, you had no idea you needed this in your life. For others, run for the hills. But you won't know til you watch it.
As for me, all I can say it that even the sketches I thought were stupid or bad, I still couldn't look away. I was always, for better or worse, interested to see where it was going, engrossed almost. And the sketches I liked? I go back to over and over and over. I can't get them out of my head. I wake up from nightmares thinking about having to marry my mother in law (you'll get the reference soon).
Either way, at the very least this show does something different. It has a distinct voice, it's weird and strange in ways you forgot were possible, and it sticks for better or worse. Give it a shot. I love it, but you may not and that's expected.