i think you should leave with tim robinson

now i’m riding shotgun in your car with the steering wheel that doesn’t fly off while you’re driving

THREE STACKS ON THE RADIO

i have had "friday night" stuck in my head for weeks

Only about 1/7 of this show worked for me but man that 1/7 killed

yeah it reminds me a lot of Key & Peele in that regard - K&P had a better hit rate but they both did the "take a goofy SNL-style comedy premises and dial it up five extra notches" sorta thing

I will say this show's good sketches nail the landing more often than K&P's good ones, which generally just petered out

one that i love that no one talks about is the faux-elvis guy trying to record his rock song who makes the mistake of telling his backing band to "just wing it"

the bones are the skeletons’ money
in our world bones equal dollars

great use of conor o'malley. so many peaks here but tc tuggers kills me.

of course after i post that, i see that sketch is listed in the ringer's "best tv moments of 2019 so far"

yeah that one was my fav sketch.

i also have a soft spot for the sketch where the ghost of sam richardson future screams at scrooge and recruits him into the skeleton war

also, write-in vote for "if you don't! that mean...that you yourself are admitting yourself...that you SUCK!"

i think the honk if you're horny/"friday night" sketch is perfect. after that my favorite is probably the overwhelming dark energy of the howie sketch. i have met that guy... many times

your family doesn't love you! only i love you!

nobody tricked me! i am a star!

this here validates the existence of the internet: http://www.mfrederickson.com/ithinkyoushouldleave/

I just wanna tweet the "You have no good car ideas" clip at Elon Musk all day

Speaking of the skeleton war, there's something very dril-ian about the Robinson persona often used in these sketches

i can see that. it has a similar absurdist ethos, scatalogical focus, and disregard for polite society.

The maniacal confidence in ill-conceived ideas

feel like i could assemble a dril tweet just out of the hot dog car sketch

for me this show is like the center of a venn diagram between mr. show and tim and eric. the great sketches are highly rewatchable

I believe Conner O’Malley was brought to earth just for “Honk If You’re Horny” sketch.

Rambling hot dog car crash is another peak that comes to mind.

I've only seen CO'M in this and his series of videos aimed at Howard Schultz but he uh certainly makes a quick impression

His “perfect egg bite” scene from Joe Pera Talks to You is another all-timer

Also his appearances as the beast masturbator during the public access run of the Chris Gethard show

didn't realize he was the guy behind those "what kind of player pimp drives that" vines, but he's a unique talent.

the moment when the camera pans over to the guy in the hot dog color suit is amazing

missed opportunity to poll sketches

you have no good car ideas

they’re mad cause i won best hog in the hog shit snarfing contest

Teacher's pet!

even though I've seen this show, I misread the title as 'with T0mmy R0b1n50n'

i use the quiet flabbergasted "whaaaaat??" from loaded nachos in just about every meeting now

tim robinson expresses dismay on a level like no other. his “oh my goooddd”s are the best

https://gph.is/g/Z2LGMWE

not showing up for me: https://gph.is/g/Z2LGMWE

https://media.giphy.com/media/fxaXop8Kqbf7z8owPS/giphy.gif

stanzo brand fedoras

palm tree girls love palm tree guys

whaaaaaaattttt???

gotta say this is definitely a show that gets the most out of its guest stars. I'd imagine pretty much all of those sketches were written with someone in mind.

So it seems one of this show's best tricks is to suddenly reverse the peripheral "straight man" supporting/side characters into active participants in the silliness.

This show has some real good bits but I can 100% do without the lazy, post-Tim & Eric wacky edit stuff.

Teacher's pet!

YES

also Yes, Donald looks like a hot dog but you're wearing an actual hot-dog costume

they are both the same actor too :) I may have watched Car Focus Group fifty times or more.

the high school teen romance set up for the TC Tuggers sketch is so perfectly filmed.

So it seems one of this show's best tricks is to suddenly reverse the peripheral "straight man" supporting/side characters into active participants in the silliness.

yeah I love this sort of thing, sketch comedy is inheritably predictable so I like that this show really isn't. though this is also sort of a Tim & Eric thing.

you probably LOVE your mother-in-law

Automatic thread bump. This poll is closing tomorrow.

hahaha yes his impatience and single-mindedness go hand in hand

this show does capture pretty well the unique stress of having your work life and your family life and personal projects all collapse upon each other, with people from each urgently needing to get ahold of you at the same time

Also loved the bit this episode where Lou Diamond Phillips is trying to explain his vision for the changes he wants to the mall so gets them to scroll through a bunch of random vacation pics on his phone

nailed the feeling of having one's life affected by the whims of some dickhead who's high up at your company

my favorite line of the episode was the guy at the party, "let me know when you're done with your story, i have a bunch of more interesting ones"

haha that was funny

one cool detail is that the daughter actually seems genuinely interested in the Tecca stuff now

she's behind it

my favorite line of the episode was the guy at the party, "let me know when you're done with your story, i have a bunch of more interesting ones"

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I was a little confused about this guy — he’s doing some sort of school project with ron’s son?

i wasn't sure what to make of that either, but the show tends to have some visible age gaps that make no sense, like ron's coworker who supposedly went to high school with him. one of the things i like about the show is it seems like when they have a choice between something that makes any rational sense and something that's funny they always go with funny

which is maybe why i had to take a moment to consider this theory:

she's behind it

Also loved the bit this episode where Lou Diamond Phillips is trying to explain his vision for the changes he wants to the mall so gets them to scroll through a bunch of random vacation pics on his phone

this, as someone who works in advertising, really fucking hits home!

Maybe the daughter is just acting like she's into it now to keep closer tabs on him.

that's my read

what if she’s behind the chair company

I was a little confused about this guy — he’s doing some sort of school project with ron’s son?

Thought this guy was Biff Wiff (RIP) at first

somewhat surprisingly, this has been renewed for Season 2

America's #1 fever dream is back

Next season is about a different chair company each week

xp
"I set my coffee cup down on the table, and it collapsed! And everyone in the room laughed at me!"

well that one felt like a series of ITYSL sketches more than any episode so far but also things actually happen

prob the best episode yet, I mean I gotta watch it again it was so crazy

saw this show described as "anti-Reddit" as in it's so unpredictable that you can't even bother to speculate about what's gonna happen next and every trope it uses is instantly subverted. only thing I can think of that reminds me of it is maybe seeing The Big Lebowski or Pulp Fiction for the first time

thought this one was kind of weak. nothing happened and there weren’t really any gutbusting moments

series as a whole has been great to be clear

see I felt the opposite I thought this one was hilarious

I'm just starting on The Chair Company and I'm so glad I found it. No-one I know (apart from my husband) will have heard of it or like it.

My sister in law started watching TCC and had never seen or heard of TR before—something I find nearly impossible.

I agree w frogbs, e6 was most enjoyable so far... and funniest.

I will make a prediction:

The e6 resolution was cooked up by wife and daughter to stop tr going off the rails...

xp my wife is in that situation - every few minutes she goes "I'm so confused right now!" and "what is wrong with him??", I've asked her a couple times if she still wants to watch it with me and she says "yeah it's a really good show!"

What

what is this guy’s deal?!
me: you are halfway there if you are trying to figure that out

We got in a fight because I told you about the Wendy's Carvers

...kinda glad my prediction was way off...

The episode title was the biggest laugh for me, when it came up

I'm glad you all mentioned this being renewed. I don't need total closure but I need more than... that

did I miss something or was that cold open completely unrelated to anything ??

It was one of the Red Bull Global Media guys getting shot

oh wow...I missed that *he* was Stacy Crystals

I was wondering if the Red Ball Market Global song was based on the infamous KPMG song, when I realized the title company my mom has been dealing with the past month is called

♫ Red Door
Title Company ♫

Lou Diamond Phillips was such a great casting for this

his reactions during the meeting where everybody was basically questioning his manhood, was so good.

ok so Stacy Crystals is a guy running some scheme revolving around middle age men who can write songs, and he's roped Jeff into it along with some other guy whose kid shoots him with what I assume is a 3-D printed gun?

wonder what sort of plan they have for Season 2 if any, I remember the Breaking Bad writers talking about how when they finished a season they didn't really have any idea where things were going more than anyone else did

We gotta fly Jeff Chris in from Indiana to mix it professionally

really hope they release the Red Ball Market Global song, it was so catchy. I wonder if anyone figured out that was Lou Diamond Phillips' voice

i hugged him but he kept wanting more hugs

funniest bit of the show is when Ron is accosting the website designer outside the "Life of the Party class" and the dude knocks away his phone and he shouts HEY!! THATS MY PHONE!!

THEY MADE ME THINK I COULD WISH THINGS INTO THE WORLD

ok I completely didn't realise last week's was the finale?! i feel at a loose end now

same. was hoping for some kind of resolution. didn't need a perfect bow on everything – but was hoping for something more than whatever... that was!

i'm just wrapping this up now, i have enjoyed it. it does feel like a sketch show thinly disguised as a narrative show but i don't mind, lots of great weirdos.
also nice to see lou diamond philips again, haven't seen that dude in forever.

in retrospect I do find it interesting that the advance screenings didn't show the finale. maybe that's just because they didn't want to risk the big twists getting spoiled but I wondered if how E8 went was dependent on whether or not the show got picked up for another season. because the 7th episode felt like it should've been the finale but obviously the show is too weird to let that happen