Long before they had their own television show, Tim Robinson and Sam Richardson had each other. After they met at Second City Detroit in the early 2000s, the two hometown boys started bro’ing out over their favorite teams. Robinson, Richardson’s improv teacher in those days, used to sneak his underage friend into local bars to catch games. “Watching sports is an easy way to hang out and bond,” Richardson says. “A lot of that was watching Pistons games, watching Lions games, going to Tigers games.”
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