Tim Robinson's 'The Chair Company' Explores the Paranoid Rabbit-Hole
Tim Robinson's new series, 'The Chair Company', delves into the theme of how ordinary life's banality and indignities can drive someone insane.
Robinson's Netflix sketch show, 'I Think You Should Leave', often features segments where a normal scenario becomes strange and awkward due to someone's refusal to back down from their actions.
- An example from the show's first episode: Robinson's character tries to pull open a push door, insists "It's both" when corrected, and forcibly breaks the door.
the banality and indignities of ordinary life can drive you insane
Author's summary: Tim Robinson explores sanity through comedy.
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