[The trailer for Season 3 of I Think You Should Leave has been released. And it's the very show itself, with a panicked Tim Robinson desperately trying to figure something out. [This trailer couldn't have come at a better time, as my parents and I are in the midst of debating what to do with our Netflix accounts due to Netflix's crackdown on password sharing. This trailer could not have come at a better time as Netflix password sharing is being cracked down on and my parents and I are in the middle of debating what to do with our Netflix accounts.

Teasing the return of one of the best Netflix shows ever, "ITYSL," the 109-second video shows a flurry of ridiculous developments to come. This includes a returning Biff Whiff (i.e., Santa), who claims to have "tried to pull the Wright Brothers off the ceiling." See:

In this trailer, a huge muscle-bound baby (more on this actor later) beats a man with a lollipop and another man is choked to death on a toilet seat. I couldn't even dream of it.

Also on screen is a (probably partial) cast list, including Jason Schwartzman, Tim Meadows, Fred Armisen, Sam Richardson, Will Forte, Patti Harrison, and Ayo Edibili.

And Schwartzman himself talks about a family trip that he may regret bringing his children on. There is also an embarrassing drive-through incident.

As I constantly pressed pause during the trailer, I began to notice a pattern: there are four pro wrestlers in I Think You Should Leave, up from one (Brody King as Mike 'The Rock' Davis) in the previous season.

Maybe I just noticed it because I'm a wrestling fan, but the first three guest wrestlers are the aforementioned giant baby (JR Kratos) and a bearded man (Eric Redbeard, formerly of WWE's Erick Rowan) on a toilet seat with another man (The Hollywood Hank Nick Nemeth) appears at the moment of the strangulation of a man on the toilet seat.

And finally, we notice Aron Stevens (former WWE Damien Sandow) is the man yelling at Tim Robinson through a car window. I don't know if this is happening because Robinson has connections in the wrestling world, but there may be a new wave of wrestlers breaking into mainstream entertainment.