Tim Robinson
Voice ActorTim Robinson is an American comedian and actor known for his sketch writing and performing on Saturday Night Live before creating I Think You Should Leave, and he has contributed voice work to the animated series Invincible.
Invincible Role
Robinson joined the voice cast of Invincible, the adult animated superhero series produced by Skybound Entertainment for Prime Video. His involvement follows the show's pattern of casting well known comedic performers in supporting animated parts alongside its largely dramatic ensemble. The appearance adds an animated credit to a resume built mostly around live action sketch comedy and film.
Career and Notable Roles
Robinson spent several seasons as a writer and cast member on Saturday Night Live before shifting toward original television, co-creating Detroiters and then the surreal sketch hit I Think You Should Leave, which ran for multiple seasons on Netflix. He later created The Chair Company and starred in the A24 comedy Friendship. His style blends deadpan discomfort with escalating absurdity, earning him a devoted comedy following.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Tim Robinson?
Tim Robinson is an American comedian and actor known for his sketch writing and performing on Saturday Night Live before creating I Think You Should Leave. He has also contributed voice work to the animated series Invincible.
What is Tim Robinson best known for?
Robinson is best known for creating the surreal sketch series I Think You Should Leave, which ran for multiple seasons on Netflix after he spent several seasons as a writer and cast member on Saturday Night Live.
What shows has Tim Robinson created?
Before I Think You Should Leave, Robinson co-created the sitcom Detroiters. He later created The Chair Company and starred in the A24 comedy Friendship.
What is Tim Robinson's role in Invincible?
Robinson joined the voice cast of Invincible, the adult animated superhero series produced by Skybound Entertainment for Prime Video. The role follows the show's pattern of casting well known comedic performers in supporting animated parts.
When did Tim Robinson start his career?
Tim Robinson, born in 1981, has been active since 2011. He spent several seasons at Saturday Night Live before building his own shows.
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