The Chair Company

It's a great start, it's very annoying, but it's also great, the character was well shown and revealed, his paranoid-manic obsession that drives him crazy, stinginess, tendency to breakdowns, awkwardness, pride, inability to laugh at himself and accept his mistakes and missteps, and later, as an adult, to work them out and not commit in the future.
+ everything is well developed, at the end of the series there is a standard intrigue for the viewer ("standard" in a good way, because this is a frequent technique that we already know and are used to).

Interesting, intrigued. It can be either very cool or just super lame. I'm waiting for the second episode.

It's already so well done. I'm so glad that HBO is taking a risk by making ambitious comedies like this.

The scene with the shirt seller is very funny.

I'm happy for Robinson, he has a kind of humor. There is some kind of Mr. Bean effect in it, one appearance of him in the frame and it already becomes funny.
Well, well done, HBO, they're giving the green light to experimental projects like his and Nathan Fielder's.

It's a very strange episode. I'll have to watch