Tim Robinson Returns in The Chair Company — The Weirdest Workday You’ll See This October

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By News Plug Entertainment Desk

Comedy fans, brace yourselves: Tim Robinson — of I Think You Should Leave fame — is back with a brand new HBO series The Chair Company, and it already feels like it’s going to be gloriously absurd.


What We Know So Far

  • Premiere Date: The Chair Company will debut on Sunday, October 12, 2025 on both HBO and HBO Max in the US.
  • Episodes: The season runs eight half-hour episodes, airing weekly through to November 30.
  • Cast: Tim Robinson stars as William Ronald “Ron” Trosper alongside Lake Bell, Sophia Lillis, Will Price, Joseph Tudisco, and Lou Diamond Phillips.
  • Creative Team: Co-created by Robinson and Zach Kanin. Episodes directed by Andrew DeYoung and Aaron Schimberg.
    (HBO Press Release)

What It’s About

The series begins with Robinson’s character enduring a spectacularly embarrassing workplace mishap. From there, things spiral into a sprawling conspiracy investigation — blending surreal office humour with the awkward, cringe-comedy style that made Robinson a cult favourite.


Why UK Viewers Should Keep an Eye on This

  • If you like surreal discomfort: Robinson thrives on humour that’s equal parts horrifying and hilarious.
  • International Streaming: UK rights haven’t been announced yet, but HBO content usually lands via Sky and NOW. Expect details closer to launch.
  • Comic pedigree: Robinson’s team has a track record of producing some of the weirdest and sharpest comedy of the past decade.

The Unknowns

The big questions? How far will the conspiracy threads go, and will the show’s longer format keep the same chaotic energy of Robinson’s sketches? That suspense may be part of the fun.


TL;DR

  • Tim Robinson’s The Chair Company premieres October 12, 2025 on HBO/HBO Max.
  • Eight-episode season, co-created with Zach Kanin, featuring a starry supporting cast.
  • UK release details not confirmed, but likely via HBO’s Sky/NOW partnerships.
  • Expect surreal workplace chaos, absurd conspiracies, and Robinson’s signature awkward comedy.
    (HBO Press Release)
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