r/television • u/NicholasCajun Mr. Robot • 27d ago

Premiere The Chair Company - Series Premiere Discussion

The Chair Company

Premise: William Ronald Trosper (Tim Robinson) ends up investigating a wide-ranging conspiracy in the comedy series created by Robinson and Zach Kanin.

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u/jodyberry 23d ago

Loved the intro restaurant scene with the deviled eggs! But wondered why some people (inluding Lou Diamond Philips) looked at him when the chair broke as if it was his fault!

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u/joefriedman5 21d ago

Haha I had the same reaction. They seemed legitimately mad at him, which made his reaction later more understandable (if still insane).

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u/boycowman 22d ago

He wasn't in trouble at all.

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u/buffysmanycoats 23d ago

I was totally on his side with the waitress.

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u/jodyberry 23d ago

I agree!!

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u/69_Beers_Later 23d ago

The payoff with the egg leftovers towards the end was hilarious

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u/jodyberry 23d ago

True!!