I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson

I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson is a fast, chaotic sketch comedy series built around escalating social awkwardness, tiny misunderstandings, and characters who commit far too hard to terrible ideas. Created by Tim Robinson and Zach Kanin and executive produced by Andy Samberg, Akiva Schaffer, and Jorma Taccone, the Netflix series premiered on April 23, 2019, and spans 18 episodes across three seasons. Each short episode strings together surreal situations that start with everyday etiquette, office behavior, or casual conversation and then spiral into absurdity. Robinson's style is intentionally uncomfortable, with sketches about bad exits, awkward parties, strange workplace conflicts, and bizarre obsessions. The show's humor comes from how confidently its characters dig themselves deeper, turning ordinary moments into something ridiculous, unpredictable, and strangely specific.

Critically, the series has been very well received, especially for its originality and rewatchability. Metacritic lists the show at an 82 Metascore, which it labels “Universal Acclaim,” based on 23 critic reviews, while user response is more mixed but still generally favorable at 7.2. Season 1 on Metacritic sits at 72, and Season 2 at 69, suggesting strong overall praise with some variation by season. Critics repeatedly highlight Robinson's command of cringe comedy and the show's willingness to push awkwardness past the point of realism into full-blown absurdity. Outlets such as The Guardian praised it as both very funny and a sharp vision of modern social behavior, while Collider emphasized its rewatch value and how many sketches become funnier over time. Audience reaction is more divided than critics, but the enthusiasm from fans is clear, and IMDb currently lists the series at 8.1/10, reflecting a strong overall reputation for bold, meme-ready comedy that many viewers find uniquely addictive.