'Focus Group' Sketch | I Think You Should Leave w/ Tim Robinson | Netflix Is A Joke

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Tim Robinson's Focus Group Sketch | I Think You Should Leave w/ Tim Robinson | Netflix Is A Joke

There is no such thing as an ordinary interaction in this offbeat sketch comedy series that features a deep roster of guest stars.

[musicaleuphoria]

The old man does have a point. If your steering wheel flies out of your window, thats a problem. People normally don't think of these things.

[SignedDiamond]

The sheer confidence to go for the second flip only speaks to this mans true power.

[fraidbea]

"I wrote it down"
"Oh NAICE!!"

[delciemcwhoopie]

i think it’s hilarious how the sketch starts with a room full of normal people with 1 weirdo but by the end it’s a room full of weirdos with 1 normal person

[ApocalypticRadish]

The way he says "oh nice" gets me every time.

[alexocampo]

You simply gotta love this sketch, if you don't that mean you yourself admitted yourself that you suck

[elEvan]

When Tim's playing the straight guy, you know it's about to go off the rails

[marcelloabbate]

A GREAT steering wheel that does not whiff out of the window while I'm driving!

[samrigney]

I love how Paul just keeps saying that he didn’t flinch. And doesn’t dispute the idea that if he did flinch that it means he has to marry his mother-in-law.

[aaroneusjames]

The old mans acting is nothing short of brilliant.

[cpcampbell]

I live for this sketch. None of of my friends like it/ understand it. They probably love there mother in law.

[Cayque]

I love that they go from ignoring him completely to fully backing him up when he flips the bottle

[IamSpacedad]

The actor playing the old man in this is Ruben Rabasa - an experienced veteran actor who has been in tons of stuff since the late 70s. He does normally have an accent, but he's playing it up even more than usual for this sketch. He's fantastic and steals the show of the whole series for good reason - his comic timing is impeccable.

[Cheboi]

that “marry your mother in law, c’mon” gets me everytime

[DanHauer]

It's been over a month now. I'll bet Paul is going to bed every night with his mother-in-law next to him and thinking, "Why, oh why, did I flinch when he landed that bottle?"

[wyredmusic]

I constantly drop “Stinky!” In conversation and no one gets it. Still funny to me every time.

[ShakraShakra]

I love how the bottle flip was the deciding factor that makes everybody lose their shit.
"HE LANDED IT AND YOU FLINCHED, YOU HAVE TO MARRY YOUR MOTHER IN LAW!!!!"

[gellister]

I think my favorite thing about this show is that more than half of the sketches veer wildly off course from their initial premise due to a surreal changes in social dynamics or circumstances. This skit is a prime example of that part of the show.

[ryandelong]

Most underrated part of this sketch is the big guy saying “come on, marry your mother in law”

[MrNickles]

Most underrated line: “I am doing the best at this”