How I Think You Should Leave Deconstructs Anxiety
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Since Netflix’s show I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson premiered in 2019, the show has won 3 Primetime Emmy Awards and been nominated for 4- and for good reason. I Think You Should Leave tackles a wide range of emotions such as anxiety, insecurity, embarrassment, anger, and fear by using absurd, surreal, and occasionally existential humor and delivers something truly special. Today we take a look at how anxiety is at the heart of many of these show’s sketches.
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Okay so I just realized at one point I say “In 2021 when the show premiered” and when I was reading my script I skipped over it being when SEASON 2 of the show premiered. I just want to correct it here before you nerds go nitpicking. Sorry about the mistake!
@help_me_get_1_million_subs
3 ай бұрын
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Bro I found your channel and I’ve been binging it while at work. Keep it up man you’re doing great, I love this channel
this is so good, i love this show and your analysis is so good!
Didnt kneew it existed , ill give it a look , thanks a lot man
Great video man, I think you'd really like Carmen Christopher, Conner O'Malley and Dan Licata's anti-comedy brand regarding the discourse on pseudo-alpha male archetypes having their egos shattered by the nuance of more complex social relationships. Obviously by mentioning these three comedians I can't not mention Joe Pera whose show really deserves a watch.
Excellent analysis and a great video! It makes me want to rewatch the show to identify what exactly it is in each skit that evokes these anxieties while being not so far fetched that it's unbelievable. A personal favourite of mine is "Dylan's Burger". I love how at first it's a very relatable moment of "man that person's dinner looks delicious!", but it quickly descends into an obsession and a very awkward moment for everyone at the table.
You ever watch Whitest Kids U'Know?
@Isiah_Young
3 ай бұрын
I loved WKUK growing up! That’s something I haven’t remembered in a while