r/thechaircompany

I don't know what it is about The Chair Company. But I keep being pulled back to watch it again and again since I watched it for the first time. I am not a massive fan of Tim Robinson or anything. There is just something about the show that has me always putting it back on. I've watched it like 6 times. Kinda feel the same way about Friendship. There is just something about the subtle comedy and story that's got me good. Anyone else relate?

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u/jjthejoker66 — 13 days ago

It’s my first time going through the show and I am loving every second of it. I’ve been hooked since episode 1. I just finished episode 7 and thought it was the perfect ending to the series. I felt like everything was sufficiently wrapped up and that extended outro of just his face flipping between crying and laughing was so freaking powerful. Tim is such a phenomenal actor. I was surprised to see an 8th episode and I’m honestly a little hesitant to watch it. For those of you that finished the show, could it have stopped at 7 or do I need to power through?

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u/pinheadlarry12345 — 12 days ago

In episode 8, ron takes baby for a walk. It’s from here that she runs off and he smacks his head and blacks out. From here out the rest of the episode is kind of a fever dream, Ron meets the dude with the new shape, who then has a demon face jump scare? Ron passes out and wakes up, everything’s normal. Later in the episode however, it’s stated that Amanda has telekinesis?

I could be mistaken but I feel the amount of times Ron has been getting his head hit within the show results in how crazy the episodes/plots becomes.

I didn’t know if anyone had any theories towards it, I’m genuinely just quite confused as to the demon face, Amanda probably doesn’t have telekinesis but I don’t really know with a show like this, what are your guys’s thoughts?

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u/Lukeyjukey — 10 days ago

What the fuck waitress

What sensible bitch would see a family making a toast and walk up at that moment to ask the son about him being on a sports team at his highschool?!?

u/Wooden94Grapefruit — 5 days ago

When life imitates art

A real email I got from a coworker today. Should I tell her Red Ball is behind it all????

u/joderd — 4 hours ago