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Absurdist Comedy 'The Chair Company' Premieres on HBO in October
8 Sep
Summary
- HBO releases first look at Tim Robinson's new comedy series
- Show follows a man investigating a far-reaching conspiracy after an embarrassing incident at work
- Series set to debut weekly on HBO and HBO Max starting October 12
On Monday, HBO has released the first look of Tim Robinson's new comedy series 'The Chair Company.' Co-created by Robinson and Zach Kanin, the show is set to premiere on HBO and HBO Max on October 12.
The eight-episode series follows a man who begins investigating a far-reaching conspiracy after suffering an embarrassing incident at work. Robinson stars as William Ronald Trosper, alongside a supporting cast that includes Lake Bell, Sophia Lillis, Will Price, and Joseph Tudisco. Lou Diamond Phillips will also appear in a recurring role as Jeff Levjman.
The series is executive produced by Robinson and Kanin, with DeYoung serving as the director. Robinson is best known for co-creating and starring in the acclaimed Netflix sketch comedy series 'I Think You Should Leave,' which has developed a cult following. Prior to that, he co-created and starred in the sitcom 'Detroiters' alongside Sam Richardson.
'The Chair Company' is set to debut weekly, with the season finale scheduled for November 30. Fans of Robinson's unique brand of absurdist humor can look forward to the new series as it promises to deliver more of the comedian's signature comedic stylings.
