Bryant and Strong would appear in just one sketch apiece in their first episode, while Robinson appeared in five, the first being a talk show about sex after 50, where he played a punchline boyfriend to MacFarlane. Robinson was one of three new cast members, along with Aidy Bryant and Cecily Strong, making this an incredibly interesting freshman class indeed. Robinson's first episode as a cast member was the Season 38 premiere with host Seth MacFarlane. So what was Tim Robinson's impact on Saturday Night Live during that one season? They tend to exit quietly after not getting utilized very much, or their type of comedy proves ill-fitting to the house style. SNL cast members who only last one season rarely bomb their way out. Not only that, but to then scale back and join the writing staff makes Robinson a real SNL curiosity. The list of performers who only spent one season as an SNL cast member is pretty illustrious: Christopher Guest, Chris Elliott, Joan Cusack, Laurie Metcalf, Robert Downey Jr., Janeane Garofalo, Sarah Silverman, Casey Wilson, and Jenny Slate, to name just a few. That single season on Saturday Night Live remains so intriguing, partly because it puts him in great company. After leaving SNL entirely in 2014, Robinson went on to co-create Detroiters with Sam Richardson before arriving at I Think You Should Leave. He'd have been great on Saturday Night Live, don't you think? Of course, Tim Robinson was on Saturday Night Live for one glorious season in 2012-2013, before being moved from performer status to the writing staff. With his intense commitment to a bit and the show's consistently off-kilter premises, Robinson is doing some of the best sketch work on TV. With the second season of I Think You Should Leave having arrived on Netflix, Tim Robinson is currently enjoying another wave of critical acclaim and devotion from the show's fans.

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