If you have seen the show, then you know Robinson’s subject of choice: “People not wanting to be publicly embarrassed but also not wanting to admit that they’ve made a small mistake, and then taking it so far that it becomes a much bigger problem for them,” as he put it to us. So if you have yet to see the show, you might want to go do that-it’s streaming on Netflix right this moment, with an average episode length of about 16 minutes, so you can finish it in under two hours, and our words will still be here when you get back-lest we spoil some of the fun for you.

Part of I Think You Should Leave’s charm is the unpredictability with which its sketches, initially appearing to be one thing, actually turn out to be another altogether. If you have yet to watch Netflix’s latest and greatest sketch comedy show, Saturday Night Live alum Tim Robinson’s I Think You Should Leave, might we ask what you are doing? The Lonely Island-produced six-episode series, which debuted on April 23, is already bordering on cult-hit status, and if your friends and family failed you by neglecting to tell you of its goodness, then allow us to … succeed you.

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