Tim Robinson's I Think You Should Leave feels like the edgier moments of SNL squeezed into an Adult Swim-sized box

The A.V. Club

Robinson's new Netflix sketch comedy series feels SNL-esque because he used some of his rejected Saturday Night Live sketches, as he recalled to former colleague Seth Meyers. "I Think You Should Leave couldn’t have a more perfect title, conjuring as it does that climax of an uncomfortable situation—the moment when things might cool off, or they could just as easily get much, much worse," says Josh Modell. "The six-episode Netflix series embraces that title most wholeheartedly in sketches starring series creator Tim Robinson, whose characters almost always refuse to defuse tense situations. There’s a lot of shouting when the hilariously nervous and simmering Robinson shows up, but it’s not the easy kind, where volume stands in for jokes. Leave has plenty of both yelling and jokes, concocting comedy both broad and nuanced, often in the same breath." ALSO: I Think You Should Leave is comedy perfection.