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This article originally ran in 2019. We’re re-running it in anticipation of I Think You Should Leave With Tim Robinson
’s second season, which premieres Tuesday, July 6. Check back in the days following the premiere for an updated ranking that includes the sketches of season two.
Tim Robinson and Zach Kanin’s Netflix sketch series
has proven to be one of 2019’s sleeper TV hits, its quarter-hour bursts of feet-in-mouths and social situations gone surreally awry sneakily monopolizing the cultural conversation, like a wily oddball whose good car ideas gradually win them the support and respect of their fellow focus group participants. Appropriate for a show that hinges on so much arguing, it’s caused plenty of discussion and disagreement about which of its sketches is the best, the funniest, the most unpredictable. So,