I Think You Should Leave Takes the Cake for The Funniest Show on Netflix.
A Shittily Drawn Picture of Tim Robinson, by myself.
You've taken it upon yourself to watch the show. Congratulations, if you're not here by accident you have an advanced sense of humor, or your're autistic, don't make friends well, or flat-out fried yourself out at a young age. Either way Tim Robinson, capitalizes on this notion and embraces acting as "himself." For a few years there, I was a little worried I was alone in this world. Telling hundreds of ON PAR- if not better jokes to all of my friends and they totally iced me. It felt I finally unlocked the feeling to living every day like it was Christmas Eve; only for Santa to not come early.Ok, let's not embody a little teenage girl here, it's not that I am a freak or the world just doesn't understand me, or people like us. It's that the step after understanding is experimenting. I don't say that in any other way.
What Robinson does, is more than teeter the totter, it's: push the boundaries that no one cares to push because they may seem so subliminally-subdued. For example, the driver's ed school is a perfect one. Tim portrays the ability to make something so normal, take the stage through his eyes in a perspective that Tim only brings to light. The energy he put's into this over-driven driven instructor is out of this world outrageous.
His agitated but legally motivated movements really take the cake. He's been teaching the same dated video to a group of kids for so long that he already knows how its about to go. It feels pathetic and as dim as the lighting in the classroom, yet he still pops up with the ol' health teacher "wow, crazy stuff" after shutting off the VCR -- knowing damn well someone who's only job to explain that video has already seen and explained that video hundreds of times over a 30-year span. I itch my face at the same time he does when he realizes they're about to find out why the lady cares about her tables.
* See the bottom of this thought for a never before seen BLOOPER regarding the driving-ed. scene.
It's things like that you could live a whole life and miss. He hit's the nail on the head in three (3) categories:
- Enveloping into a scenario, I feel first-hand when I watch that shit.
- Making me now feel like I've done something wrong / caught off guard.
- WHY TF AM I NOT A PART OF TIM ROBINSON'S CLUB, I SEE HIM HAVING SO MUCH FUN - - - I WANT TO BE THAT.
Everyone's had a moment when it didn't take much before you really start talking yourself into a hole, my favorite part is that he can't break the idiocy. Which is, stopping from talking/doing whatever it is you're doing and collect yourself. Instead he finds a comfy seat in the vicious cycle and and mashes the gas downhill from there. It's a rollercoaster to say the least.
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