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Robert Zeglinski

A Chicago sportscaster brilliantly used so many I Think You Should Leave references in his broadcast

After three seasons of randomly awkward chaos, it’s safe to say that Tim Robinson’s comedy sketch show, I Think You Should Leave, is a fantastic cultural hit. Where else could you get a story about the legendary Driving Crooner and paying it forward with a comical amount of fast food items?

As it turns out, on a recent local Chicago news broadcast.

Sports anchor Josh Frydman of WGN-TV got a little creative with his report on Saturday. While routinely recapping the day’s events involving the Chicago Bears and Chicago Cubs, Frydman used so many I Think You Should Leave references in his script.

The lengths to which Frydman went to fit them all are brilliant:

I’m still trying to decide which reference I appreciate the most, but I think it’s gotta be the “gimme that” on a game-ending interception. Talk about delightful and unique creativity.

This was how Twitter reacted

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