"One of my latest TV obsessions is HBO Max's The Chair Company. Co-created by Tim Robinson and Zach Kanin (of SNL glory), the quirky comedy thriller stars Tim as Ron Trosper, an endearing dad and property development manager who goes down a deep, deep rabbit hole investigating a wild conspiracy theory about a chair company. Yes, really."
"The premise is just bananas enough to work. Here are 11 reasons The Chair Company should be your new Sunday TV obsession: 2. Andrew DeYoung, who directed Friendship (2024), serves as an EP on the series and directs several episodes, including the pilot. 4. There's also a lot of new talent to get excited about, which is refreshing to see for a major HBO series. 5. Just like I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson, the series is the perfect blend of cringe comedy and surrealism."
HBO Max hosts The Chair Company, a quirky comedy thriller co-created by Tim Robinson and Zach Kanin. Tim Robinson stars as Ron Trosper, an endearing dad and property development manager who plunges into a deep rabbit hole investigating a wild conspiracy theory about a chair company. The premise balances eccentricity and plausibility, making the concept work. Andrew DeYoung, who directed Friendship (2024), serves as an executive producer and directs multiple episodes including the pilot. The series showcases a lot of new talent, offering refreshing faces for a major HBO series. The tone blends cringe comedy and surrealism reminiscent of I Think You Should Leave.
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