On May 30, the Netflix comedy series "I Think You Should Leave" will return

 

I believe you ought to depart with About a year after Netflix said the programme will return for a third season, Tim Robinson has a launch date. The six-episode comedic sketch series will be accessible for streaming on May 30th, according to the streaming juggernaut's tweet. Tim Robinson, a former cast member of Saturday Night Live, and SNL producer Zach Kanin conceived the programme. Robinson also stars in it. Nevertheless, they are not the only comedians associated with the programme; The Lonely Island, a comedy group made up of Andy Samberg, Akiva Schaffer, and Jorma Taccone, is also a co-producer.

I Believe You Should Leave only lasts 16 to 18 minutes per episode, so you can watch the entire season in one sitting. Each episode has a number of skits, most of which feature characters acting absurdly in typical social or professional contexts. There are also some fairly strange and outlandish moments. In fact, there are certain portions that are so bizarre you're unsure whether to laugh or cringe.

The first season of the programme debuted on Netflix in 2019, and the second season followed in 2021. There have been "long periods of time between seasons," according to Alex Bach, one of the show's producers, who previously told Variety that Robinson and Kanin create every single screenplay and "wait for the sketches to come to them."