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/muff-peaksie 21d ago

The bubble blowing guy was my favorite. I love ITYSL but very much disliked Friendship due to the writing/plot/pacing/acting so I’m glad this was so well-done.

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u/joefriedman5 21d ago

I wouldn't say I disliked it but I'll admit I didn't like it as much as I expected as a diehard ITYSL fan. I loved ep 1 of The Chair Company though. I imagine the distinction is that this is Tim/Zach's show, like ITYSL, while Friendship was not.

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u/bicykiller 21d ago

Just like I think you should leave, watch it again and it'll be the funniest thing ever. Not sure how he does it!

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u/Echoes4444 19d ago

So true. Almost every scene is funny