With Tim Robinson, the mastermind behind the cringe-comedy sensation I Think You Should Leave, stepping into his first starring role as the human disaster Craig in Andrew DeYoung's movie Friendship, we believe it's the perfect time to compile a list of his most memorable sketches. Is this idea as reliable as a sturdy steering wheel that stays firmly in place while you're driving? You'll have to decide for yourself.
Even if you haven't yet delved into the surreal and often stressful world of I Think You Should Leave, which is available for three seasons on Netflix, chances are you've encountered the viral memes that have circulated widely over the past few years. Here, we present some of Robinson's greatest comedic achievements, ranging from zip-lines and weinermobiles to a prank show that takes a dark turn.
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