The Chair Company Review - Tim Robinson's Absurd Comedy Goes Long-Form! скачать в хорошем качестве

The Chair Company Review - Tim Robinson's Absurd Comedy Goes Long-Form!

The Chair Company Review - Tim Robinson's Absurd Comedy Goes Long-Form! Tim Robinson is taking his unique brand of uncomfortable and absurd comedy from short sketches to a full series! In The Chair Company, co-created with Zach Kanin, Robinson stars as William Ronald Trosper (Ron), a man excited about leading a new shopping mall project in Ohio until an embarrassing incident spirals into a ludicrous, season-long conspiracy. In this review, we explore how The Chair Company manages to successfully stretch Robinson's chaotic humor across eight episodes, proving his style can thrive in a long-form narrative. Imagine Chinatown filtered through the lens of the guy who loves Sloppy Steaks and Dan Flashes! We praise the show's hilarious escalation of absurdity, the bizarre mystery at its core, and the incredible cast of oddball characters, including Lake Bell and Jim Downey, and standout Joseph Tudisco. If you're a fan of I Think You Should Leave or Detroiters, this show is a natural, albeit wild, progression of Robinson's talent for turning simple frustrations into grand, bizarre nightmares. Did you think Tim Robinson's comedy could sustain a full season arc? What's your favorite absurd moment from the show so far? Tell us in the comments!