The Chair Company is the kind of series that you start watching thinking it's just going to be another weird comedy... and suddenly you find yourself laughing, tense, confused, and a little irritated, all at the same time. Tim Robinson delivers such specific humor that it's impossible to stay in the middle ground: either you embrace the absurdity, or you get out of that chair at the first “fall.”What won me over the most here was the way the series turns a completely random conspiracy theory into a spiral of paranoia that is delightful to follow. Robinson goes from “I don't care” to “absolutely out of his mind” in minutes, and this yields some of the funniest (and most cringe-worthy) moments I've seen this **** everything works, the family dramas get lost along the way, and some characters seem to exist just to fill space, but the nonsensical humor and chaotic pace make this first season fly **** then comes the ending. My God, that ending. It's the kind of ending that leaves you with a look on your face like, “is that it, production?” and five seconds later, you realize that's exactly what it was meant to do. I laughed in **** the end of the day, The Chair Company doesn't want to be serious, it doesn't want to be profound, and it definitely doesn't want to give you answers. It just wants to throw you into chaos and laugh along with you. And, look... it succeeded.