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. Read critic reviews
I Think You Should Leave With Tim Robinson (2021)
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Episodes
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1. They Said That to Me at a Dinner.
Air date: Jul 6, 2021
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.
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2. They Have a Cake Shop There Susan Where the Cakes Just Look Stunning.
Air date: Jul 6, 2021
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.
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3. You Sure About That? You Sure About That That's Why?
Air date: Jul 6, 2021
A professor really regrets his dinner order; the Carber hotdog vacuum; a hat has its day in court; "Detective Crashmore."
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4. Everyone Just Needs to Be More in the Moment.
Air date: Jul 6, 2021
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.
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5. Didn't You Say There Was Gonna Be Five People at This Table?
Air date: Jul 6, 2021
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.
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6. I Need a Wet Paper Towel.
Air date: Jul 6, 2021
A mistaken identity at work; the new "Tammy Cramps" doll; some interesting instructional videos during a driver's ed class; an attempted ear-piercing.
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Are you sure about that?! A pinnacle of sketch comedy, Tim Robinson's second season proves that the process is more visceral when you're cringing your way through it.
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I think you should leave is the best comedy sketch show I've seen in a long time. Even those sketches that don't hit, are still entertaining. Anyone who is throwing shade at the series is not someone you'd want at a party.
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The only good sketches are the ones Tim isn't in. Stop trying to act, Tim, you just can't do it.
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Just as great, if not better than season one. I could go on an on but I'm just going to sum it up into two words: Comedic genius.
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Miles ahead of the first season. Even if some of the sketches don't land, most of them were incredibly hilarious. Tim Robinson is a genius creator
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Hilarious. I've rewatched this series a few times now. However, credit card roulette, little buff boy franchises, and galactic bar with a PA system are all sketches that I skip on rewatches.
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Completely outdoes the first season while maintaining what made the first so good/
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And it was the night that the skeletons came The skeletons they came to life Bones are their money but so are the worms They pull your hair up ... BUT NOT OUT
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He should have his own show on Comedy Central and it should be on every day.
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I class this show with Monty Python's Flying Circus and Check it Out with Dr. Steven Brule. I laugh out loud watching this. I also find myself screaming "It's ok. He can hit!" randomly and frequently. This show, especially the second season, put me in tears on more than one occasion. Highly recommend if you're a fan of zany, off the wall, way from left field comedy.
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