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I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson - Season 1
The comedy series embodies a range of varied daily adventures where Tim Robinson and the guests spend a daily challenge driving someone to the point of need or desire to leave. Robinson has to face a daily challenge as there is no such thing as normal interaction in this mysterious comedy series that holds a large group of guests.
CRITICS OF "I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson - Season 1"
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Often ridiculous and absurd, Robinson has never met a joke he couldn't beat to death, which is part of this entire series' shtick, but he does find new, unexpected and funny ways to murder the jokes, which is all that really matters.
It is never toothless. It is frequently (and delightfully!) upsetting, in ways that are sometimes difficult to articulate. It is the funniest new show I've seen in a long time.
Like any good sketch show, I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson has some bits that are so memorable, you're going to want to revisit them a couple of times.
Taken as a whole, I Think You Should Leave deserves to be held up as one of the finest things that Netflix has ever produced. It is single-handedly going to revive sketch comedy from the wet, wet mud.
Proudly hit-and-miss -- and worryingly scatological, with most of the comic routines ending in screaming chaos -- but when it hits it is also audaciously brilliant.
His comedy has a maniacal energy that can't be scripted or even explained. Like the best moments of this sketch show, the disruptive performance provides a respite from normalcy and coherence.
Each character, even the ones with only one or two lines, has a specific and clear point of view, which is the only way a four-minute sketch could possibly juggle so many different comedic premises at the same time and manage to land them all.