A potent melange of Charlie Kaufman, David Lynch, and Todd Solondz, The Chair Company falls somewhere in the middle of the uncomfortable comedy spectrum. It’s not as full-on hilarious as, say, Curb Your Enthusiasm or co-creator/star Tim Robinson’s sketch show I Think You Should Leave, and, thankfully, it’s not as unbearably cringey as Nathan Fielder’s stuff (the latter I cannot watch due to my acute susceptibility to second-hand embarrassment). However you want to define it, this gloriously weird, tremendously cast show—with its frequently surreal touches, absurd scenarios, and wonderfully peculiar characters and performances—is a bizarre delight.