Tim Robinson

Tim Robinson is a comedian, writer, and actor recognized for his contributions to sketch comedy, particularly as the creator and star of the Netflix series "I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson." Robinson began his career with Second City, where he developed his comedic style and focused on character-driven humor. His early television work included a season as a featured player on "Saturday Night Live," after which he transitioned to the show's writing staff, becoming the first performer to move directly from featured player to writer.

Robinson co-created "Detroiters" for Comedy Central, a series that blends absurdist comedy with heartfelt storytelling. His work on "I Think You Should Leave" has been noted for its originality and for pushing the boundaries of sketch comedy, earning a dedicated fanbase and critical recognition. Robinson has also contributed to projects such as "Netflix Presents: The Characters" and "Michael Bolton's Big, Sexy Valentine's Day Special," demonstrating versatility as both a writer and performer. In 2025, he starred in the HBO comedy "The Chair Company."

Robinson has expanded his presence in the comedy industry with appearances on late-night television and voice roles in animated features. In 2024, he co-starred in the comedy film "Friendship" alongside Paul Rudd. His skill in creating unconventional characters has established him as a leading figure in contemporary sketch comedy. Robinson's progression from ensemble performer to creator of influential series underscores his commitment to the craft and his ongoing impact on the comedy landscape.