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Season 2 – I Think You Should Leave With Tim Robinson

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Actor Tim Robinson stars in this sketch comedy series -- which he also co-created -- that sees him trying to get people to go away. In each segment, Robinson and his guests do whatever they can to try to drive someone to the point that they need -- or desperately want -- to leave. Robinson spent several years as a writer on "Saturday Night Live," so it's not a surprise that the show's roster of guest stars includes a number of SNL alumni. Among them are Andy Samberg, Will Forte, Vanessa Bayer and Cecily Strong.
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I Think You Should Leave With Tim Robinson — Season 2

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Critics Consensus

A triumph of sketch comedy, I Think You Should Leave's sophomore season dives deeper into Tim Robinson and Zach Kanin's strange minds with manically delightful results.

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Naomi Fry The New Yorker 12/12/2022
This sketch show, whose second season aired this past summer, is maybe one of the funniest things I’ve ever seen, and I’m not even exaggerating that much. Go to Full Review
Judy Berman TIME Magazine 12/06/2021
Episodes hover around 15 minutes, but the more you revisit them, the better they get. Go to Full Review
Glen Weldon NPR 07/09/2021
Unearned confidence, unearned power, the blithe belief that you can keep getting away with the stuff you've always gotten with -- I Think You Should Leave lampoons them all. Go to Full Review
William Jones CBR 01/09/2023
Tim Robinson's absurdist Netflix series, I Think You Should Leave, is a hidden comedic masterpiece and its greatest bit is all about Brian's hat. Go to Full Review
Emma Specter Vogue 12/07/2021
One of the show's gifts is making you feel as though you've been let in on an inside joke (and not the weird, cliquey comedy-bro kind, but one you'd actually want to be let in on). Go to Full Review
Alex Diedrick Uproxx 11/11/2021
What each of these skits has in common is Robinson's particular brand of comedy and his unrivaled ability to make you laugh. Go to Full Review
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tm11999 M @tm11999 Feb 19 repetition with yelling. again they're short so the whole season is quick. it wasn't written for me so... See more Morgan W 11/11/2024 10/10 best sketch comedy. See more Kevin T 09/28/2024 Funniest thing on TV. Surreal, original. Laugh out loud funny, even after many repeated viewings. See more sophie m 08/28/2024 One of the best shows, always quoting and rewatching See more Nick S 01/07/2024 Fucking awful, remove it from the internet See more Andrei D 12/12/2023 Still has shock, still limited humor See more Read all reviews
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Episode 1 Aired Jul 6, 2021 They Said That to Me at a Dinner. An unplanned meeting leads to lunchtime chaos; a prank show goes awry at the mall; the "Little Buff Boys" competition; a ghost tour guest goes too far. Details Episode 2 Aired Jul 6, 2021 They Have a Cake Shop There Susan Where the Cakes Just Look Stunning. An office dispute over shirt patterns; a little lie about the ice cream store escalates quickly; a man suspects a baby is aware of his checkered past. Details Episode 3 Aired Jul 6, 2021 You Sure About That? You Sure About That That's Why? A professor really regrets his dinner order; the Carber hotdog vacuum; a hat has its day in court; "Detective Crashmore." Details Episode 4 Aired Jul 6, 2021 Everyone Just Needs to Be More in the Moment. An offhanded joke leaves a husband guilt-ridden; an attempt to ease tensions during a trip backfires; a pants-centric website has a specific purpose. Details Episode 5 Aired Jul 6, 2021 Didn't You Say There Was Gonna Be Five People at This Table? A novice driver in a parking lot; defying the rules of credit card roulette; celebrity impersonators get unruly; date night at a cosmos-themed bar. Details Episode 6 Aired Jul 6, 2021 I Need a Wet Paper Towel. A mistaken identity at work; the new "Tammy Cramps" doll; some interesting instructional videos during a driver's ed class; an attempted ear-piercing. Details
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Season Info

Director
Alice Mathias, Akiva Schaffer
Screenwriter
Zach Kanin, Tim Robinson, John Solomon
Network
Netflix
Rating
TV-MA
Genre
Comedy
Original Language
English
Release Date
Jul 6, 2021
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