Sam Richardson & Tim Robinson: Detroiters

The Treatment

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4.6 • 639 Ratings

🗓️ 15 March 2017

⏱️ 29 minutes

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Comedians Sam Richardson and Tim Robinson join Elvis to discuss holding strong to their roots in Comedy Central's Detroiters.

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0:00.0	From KCRW Santa Monica and KCRW.com, it's The Treatment.
0:14.6	Welcome to The Treatment. I'm Elvis Mitchell. If you want to see what the real Detroit
0:18.1	looks like and not Four Brothers, which is sort of kind of Detroit, or these places where Detroit is full of junkies.
0:23.6	In fact, in the first episode, in the pilot episode of the great new show, Detroit is in Comedy Central.
0:28.2	There's a shot in a little park near the Ambassador Bridge.
0:30.9	It's always been one of my favorite places to go.
0:33.3	And I'm glad this shot's in there. And also it has something in the show we should have seen years ago, the scene of a crime with a better made potato chips bag in it.
0:41.1	The stars and creators of this show, Sam Richardson and Tim with ambitions is that it's got why I think
0:55.4	was being like a sort of chin tilted up added to him.
0:57.8	These guys are just incredible optimists.
1:00.8	And was that always the conception of the show for you guys?
1:03.8	Yeah.
1:04.2	Well, the conception of the show was that we wanted to show our real life friendship because Tim and I are honest and good, best friends.
1:11.2	Yeah.
1:11.5	And we wanted to show the city.
1:12.8	Did you mean Second City?
1:13.7	Because you told me that's where you were.
1:14.7	We met at Second City in Detroit.
1:16.2	Yeah.
1:16.6	Yeah.
1:16.8	Yeah.
1:17.1	Yeah.
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