Four sketches remain. One from each half of each season. With this step, we are somewhere around 24 hours away from their successors, the third season of I Think You Should Leave.
Let’s get to the important stuff.
Full quarterfinal results are available here. Remaining sketches are:
- Gift Receipt/Wiping: In which Tim Robinson’s character gives his friend a gift, demands to be allowed to eat the gift receipt to prove his friend likes the gift, and then experiences a debilitating stomach ache, ultimately exposing his friend for using too small a slice of toilet paper.
- Hot Dog Car: In which a hot dog-shaped car crashes through the wall of a Brooks Brothers, leading Tim Robinson’s character—wearing a hot dog costume—to try to lead the search for the culprit, whom he suggests they forgive, spank, and allow to leave with a bunch of suits.
- People Can Change (Sloppy Steaks): In which Tim Robinson’s character notices his friend’s baby cries when he holds the baby because Tim Robinson’s character used to be a piece of shit, back when he drove a white Ferrari, lived in a glass house, and used to terrorize a local steakhouse with his Dangerous Nights Crew, pouring water on their steaks to create “sloppy steaks,” which he says are delicious.
- Brian’s Hat: In which Tim Robinson’s character’s colleagues are on trial for insider trading, but the instant messages read aloud as evidence mostly consist of them making fun of his safari-flapped fedora, which he is still wearing in the audience at court.
As always, there are two ways to vote: Instagram and the Google Form. As always, there is one rule with the voting: Be cool.
Here’s the link to our Instagram, where voting is live in our stories.
Here’s the link to the Google Form.
Instagram voting will be live until the stories expire. Google Form votes will be accepted if they’re in prior to 11:00 AM EDT tomorrow, Tuesday May 30th. We’re tentatively planning to do the semifinals tomorrow.
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We’re still accepting nominations for America’s Backbone, with the narrowing down scheduled at the moment for tomorrow. Here’s the form on that.
