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Kanin

[key-nin]

noun

  1. Garson 1912–1999, U.S. playwright, actor, and director.



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Ron is the type of man Tim Robinson utilizes throughout his and Zach Kanin’s three-season sketch adventure “I Think You Should Leave” – that is, a stable and probably dull guy who may have too much going for him.

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Robinson and Kanin find a conceit, whether it’s a sight gag or a scenario, and keep escalating the ridiculousness of it well past the standard threshold of appropriateness.

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Robinson and Kanin treat comedy similarly to how the Army irradiated part of the Nevada desert with hundreds of nuclear explosions: No interaction is too minor to dement.

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Robinson and Kanin are smart to ensure the two sides aren’t starkly misaligned, and the star employs a variety of shades in his performance.

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Netflix's cult-favorite sketch-comedy series "I Think You Should Leave" created by Tim Robinson and Zach Kanin had long been a polarizing linchpin in our relationship.

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