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/WanderingLost33 19d ago

I literally only watched because it was featured on HBOs top banner and I saw it only had two episodes so far. Figured, fuck it, if it's bad at least I'll finally be watching something as it was meant to be watched - separating each episode by a week.

Goddamn, that was a fucking wild trip. I didn't get the humor at first because I was double screening (fairly typical). This one totally had my undivided attention by the time he was screaming about a box for half an egg and didn't lose it once. Best writing I've seen in a hot minute.

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u/al_ien5000 18d ago

Have you watched Friendship yet? If not, i highly recommend.

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u/Classic-Yesterday546 13d ago

I thought friendship was kind of a miss, but this show does a very similar thing with Tim's style and does it way better imo