He has been transferred to another branch.

When the series begins, what has just happened in Ron Trosper's career at Fisher Robay?

What is the name of the development project Ron is put in charge of?

His microphone broadcasts a private phone call.

What humiliating thing happens to Ron during his big presentation?

What is the name of the company that manufactured the chair?

Which older coworker was passed over for the promotion Ron receives?

Jeff Levjman is the head of Fisher Robay, the firm where Ron works.

An abandoned warehouse where he hears screaming.

A residential home occupied by an elderly couple.

What does Ron find when he tracks down the address listed for Tecca?

Ron traces the distinctive shirt worn by his attacker to which business?

What is the name of the man who assaults Ron and later becomes his investigative partner?

Mike originally attacked Ron because he had been hired to scare Ron off the investigation.

RBMG Global Inc. (Red Ball Market Global)

Ron learns at the county office that the warehouse is actually owned by which entity?

Stealing chairs from Fisher Robay's warehouse.

Pulling parts out of other chairs and installing them in Tecca products.

What does Steven Droyco confess to doing?

A hydraulic lever that has been standard since 1972.

Ron discovers a part missing from the chair that he calls "the chair's appendix." What is it?

Ron's smuggling theory connects Tecca's chair parts to which country and substance?

A retired executive who died years earlier.

Ken Tucker, listed as Tecca's chief financial officer, turns out to really be whom?

Tecca's entire board of directors turns out to be models from a staged photo shoot.

What is Barb's startup company and product?

Who is Ron's daughter Natalie engaged to?

A shredder full of Fisher Robay documents

An empty office with his own photo on the wall

Ron abandons his son Seth's birthday party to chase a lead. What does he find when he gets there?

What does Ron name the dog he brings home after being suspended?

What is the name of the purchasing director Ron discovers hasn't actually worked in years?

Which character blackmails Ron by revealing she invested her criminal proceeds into his wife's company?

Laundering money through fake mall developments

Reclaiming chairs, swapping parts, and reselling them as new

Selling customer data harvested from chair sensors

Insurance fraud based on staged workplace injuries

What does the Tecca scheme actually turn out to be?

As soon as Ron learns the truth about the money in Barb's company, he tells her everything.

In the finale, the man Ron meets in the woods insists the dog's real name is what?

His song is the hold music on RBMG's helpline.

His signature appears on a Tecca invoice.

His initials are carved into a Tecca chair.

What detail links Jeff to Red Ball Market Global?

How is Stacy Crystals killed in the finale's flashback?

Tecca remotely triggered a failsafe in the chair.

Jeff had the chair sabotaged the night before.

Mike loosened the bolts as a warm-up job.

The masked man tells Ron the chair collapse was not an accident. What explanation does he give?

He spread a rumor that got Amanda expelled.

He spat a gummy bear into Amanda's cleavage.

According to the masked man, what did Ron do in high school to earn this revenge?

The season ends with Mike holding a man hostage in his bathroom.

Tim Robinson's The Chair Company is an exercise in deep delicious uncomfortableness and surreal comedic touches. It's truly remarkable. How well do you remember The Chair Company? Think you've got what it takes to ace this Chair Company trivia quiz? Test your wits here on TriviaCreator!