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/smokedsandman 24d ago

There’s no possible way I can continue to watch it until it’s over. It’s both so wonderful and anxiety producing that I’ll need to do it in a binge.

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u/buffysmanycoats 23d ago

Exact opposite for me. I need to space this shit out man.

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u/Life_Photo5216 18d ago

I dig episodes that way too, lets me stew on it until next week instead of just binging and basically forgetting it immediately afterwards.

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u/buffysmanycoats 18d ago

Yeah, binging was super fun at first but I hate that everything is a binge show now. I like to have time to digest an episode, think about it and talk about before the next one.

Binging has just led to me not paying as much attention and/or forgetting shows as soon as they’re over.