I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson

the title is apt. at 16 minutes or so per episode, Robinson is well aware of exactly how much of his particular brand of comedy an audience can take before he wears out his welcome. but for those 16 minutes, he is hilarious. some sketches miss, but others really, really hit. the magician, airline seatmate and horse ranch sketches all have the potential to go down as classics. give me a shirt tugger!

Fuck it, this show lives in my head now. I'm worried the baby thinks people can't change.

I'd estimate a 30% miss rate, 50% "yeah that was fucked up" rate and 20% crying with laughter rate. "He must've flipped my wife eight times!"

about what you'd expect from an absurd, fucked up sketch show containing cameos from heidecker, o'malley and odenkirk, and obviously i mean that as a compliment. it's uneven and it does start to get repetitive after a while, but i'm just glad there's still some kind of market for this stuff.

Yikes. When it's good it's okay, when it's bad it's awful.

Tim Robinson nails absurd sketch comedy. Some sketches are brilliantly quotable and some run too long.

[through season 3]

Season 1

W4E2P2S1V1M1A2R2.

Unwatchable.

S1: 88 S2: 85 S3 : 68

S1: 79 S2: 84 S3: 85

Most of the time watching this I have these couple of thoughts in my head: "What the f*** am I looking at?" and "This is genius!"

I think you should get a better writer. Burn

some decently funny sketch comedy. the lows aren't too low but the highs aren't super high. season 3 is crazy good, bumping to 85 from 80.