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Courtroom TranscriptĪnother sketch-within-a-sketch. He’s afraid of the horn honking and the steering wheel hurts him somehow? It’s just so much yelling and it starts episode five on a great note.

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But as the sketch unfolds we learn not only does he apparently not know how to drive, he also doesn’t know basic car things. As he shouts, “Don’t you know how to drive?!” the other drive happens to be Tim Robinson, who tearily says “No, I don’t know how to drive.” Now how he got into the car, even started in the first place, and got where he is is never addressed.

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It’s a very relatable scene an already frustrated man tries to leave a parking lot when the slow driver ahead of him blocks his path and won’t move. This cold-open is just so stupid I had to include it. It plays to Early’s strengths as a comedian and is just…so very awkward. As you might expect, despite Early loudly proclaiming how legendary Hal is at fun, when it’s his card that gets picked, he immediately, angrily says he’s not gonna pay. Everybody tosses a card in a hat, whosever card gets picked, they pay for the whole dinner. Rather than split it 10 ways, Hal suggests they play credit card roulette. As they listen to the jet-setting Hal (Danny Nucci)’s stories, it comes time to pay the bill. Credit Card RouletteĪnother great one-off guest star for this season is comedian John Early as one of 10 people at a fancy restaurant. It’s pure I Think You Should Leave logic all the way through, but it also solidifies that the show can do touching and happy sketches amid the embarrassing and devastating. Even when his costar (the inexplicably named Jamie Taco) starts stealing his lines because he can say them faster. We get a flashback to a supremely sweet montage of scenes where he tells his wife he’s auditioned for a play and she’s incredibly loving and supportive. When he does, and his friends all laugh, he immediately feels terrible.

Each takes in turn to make lazy jokes about their wives. It stars Paul Walter Hauser as a guy at a poker game with a bunch of other dudes. Sketches within sketches are an I Think You Should Leave staple, and the cold-open from episode four is one of the best. While the follow-up press junket sketch is fine (“Cosmic Gumbo” is a hilariously dumb phrase), it doesn’t pack nearly the punch of the trailer on its own. Should be noted, we’re just specifically talking about the trailer. Oh, and twist ending, the old guy playing Crashmore is actually Santa Claus. “You f***ing suuuuuuuck!” is definitely not as compelling as “Yippee Ki-Yay Mothaf***ah,” but it made us laugh a lot.

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Having an old grizzled man (played by an actor whose name, I swear to god, is Biff Wiff) as the lead of an action movie is funny enough, but the kind of lazy, fifth-grade swearing he does while gorily shooting criminals is just so delightfully stupid. However, a few really stood out, and the hyper-violent trailer for the action movie Detective Crashmore is one. Robinson was previously known as an SNL writer and for the short-lived Comedy Central show Detroiters, in which he starred with Sam Richardson.The general rule of thumb is any sketch without Tim Robinson in it is 20% less funny than the ones he’s in. I Think You Should Leave Season 1 was released in April 2019 and quickly became a cult word-of-mouth hit.

That show's future is unknown as of this writing. Andrew Gaynord (Haters Back Off) will direct the pilot. Robinson was cast as the uncle, and he's writing the show alongside Kanin. According to limited information on that possible series, that show is to focus on a high school graduate who attends the same computer class as his uncle in Michigan. The possibilities for Season 3 coming sooner rather than later, or at all, were somewhat uncertain when it was announced back in March that ITYSL co-creators Robinson and Zach Kanin were filming an HBO Max pilot titled Computer School. I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson has been renewed for Season 3! /BcHwd5Nl64 - Netflix Is A Joke May 6, 2022 Here's some good news for your Fri.day night.

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