The show’s sketches live and die by its cast of eccentric characters, played by a combination of Robinson, cocreator Zach Kanin, frequent collaborator Sam Richardson, Saturday Night Live vets, legendary comedians, and even a 2021 Oscar nominee. It’s weird, wonderful, endlessly rewatchable nonsense.

The Netflix sketch series, which has left such an impression that even politicians turn to it for memes, typically revolves around awkward social situations where a person refuses to acknowledge the error of their ways until the tension reaches some kind of absurdist breaking point, such as having multiple attendees at a birthday party eat gift receipts to determine whether paper or fecal matter from a Sloppy Mudpie™ was responsible for a stomach ache. (If you love the show and the NBA, boy do we have a niche Twitter account for you.) To watch the first season of I Think You Should Leave With Tim Robinson is to be indoctrinated into a harmless yet exceptionally stupid online cult-one where “You have no good car ideas!” is an epic burn and “The Bones Are Their Money” is the hit song of the summer.

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