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do she popped a 100 pills and stabed herself and was fine after, but OD’d from a little of heroine.

they could have just stopped at "get the fuck out of my house", but instead, they twisted the knife even further.

I just noticed Tina has witnessed the worst of bojack on her eyes, him fighting herb for the telescope, Beatrice and her breakdown as Bojack threw the doll, yeah she doesn't has the context but just saw that horrific scene...damn

I just noticed that the glass is half full.

Freaking Todd 😂😂😂

lol chapter one lol a take out menu

This is the moment I knew I loved this show

Oh, Todd. 🤣

Ohhh he says "thank you sweet heart". For the longest time I heard "that gets me hard" after the waitress pours the milk

Honestly Herb was a real true friend to BoJack. He really did Herb dirty

this dude is an asshole. typical liberal. bojack shouldn't have apologized. herb fucked up by having public gay like like a creep.

You look beautiful, holmes.

She manipulated the fuck out of him

The reason Herb didn't forgive Bojack was because Bojack wasn't apologizing because he was sorry. He wasn't apologizing to put his friend at ease before his death He was only apologizing to make himself feel good and get closure

What I noticed (after the trillionth rewatch) is that in Bojack's room, there are Keith Haring-inspired paintings in the background. Keith Haring was openly gay during the 80's and advocated for safe sex through his art. He sadly died of AIDS in 1990. I like that by putting Haring-inspired artworks in Bojack's room, the viewer is informed / foreshadowed on Bojack's stance towards homosexuality.

Sometimes talking about things you both hate keeps you closer

Sarah Lynn died of an overdose but didn't die after stabbing herself and leaking so much blood.

Kinda funny how they both witnessed each other getting a phone call that their dad died.

This makes me feel so seen. I relate to Herb so much. I had a friend who abandoned me just like Bojack did (tbh probably worse than how Bojack did it.) It's so powerful.

I guess all that kazzaz productions is no more….

Kinda sad that the last thing this guy does is indirectly backstab bojack, he seemed like such a funny character.

I mean…if it’s something he was trying to keep hidden why do it out in public 😑

I was watching Modern Family and it was annoying me how familiar one of the characters voice was 😭Patton Oswalt

How precious ! I can't wait to watch the next part and see Bojack actually stand up for his friend ! It's gonna be the best, I love good endings- Oh.

Stump humper😂

yes there are party trains and fun circles and they are awesome.

Bojack is basically the same as Tony Soprano. They might fool you for a minute into thinking that they're good people tormented by the sins they've been forced to commit by their difficult pasts, but the truth is that they're fundamentally selfish, evil people who only really suffer because they've had it drilled into them by society that they're supposed to be better than they are.

I love how herb wasn’t exaggerating at all. After seeing the many lives Bojack has damaged and ruined, everything herb said made more and more sense. I consider herb one of the wisest characters on the show. forgiveness always implies that the person your forgiving will remain in your life in some shape or form. And we can clearly see why herb didn’t want that since he knew bojack wasn’t going to change.

lol the signs

Don’t get me wrong, I’m happy for herb and I know Bojack is the prime example on why being a comedian isn’t all fun and games and his betrayal gave herb a wake up call to not care about being famous anymore. but you can’t help but think of how far herb could’ve gone if he became a famous comedian, cause he’s really good at it.

Is it me or is the remote control in Bojack’s hand a bit too large?

Todd is so drunk he leans back in the car to puke!

I'll peck your goddamn eyes out 😂😂

I just noticed the raccoon behind Todd is the same as him but with a blue beanie

I love how Bojack introduces John Stamos like a child telling their mom that they saw a firetruck today

That's ghosting what bojack did, you see that right there people. Peopke you ghost, ur bojack

My ex-best friend backstabbed me years ago. I loved one girl and I've trusted him with that information. He told me to not to go after her, because she had other priorities. I was a naive kid and even though I had a very good relationship with that girl, I believed him. Only to discover that after some time, he came together with her. He lied to me and used my trust for his own benefit. He wanted to "have" this girl as a backup option, so he would have turned to her anytime he wanted. Therefore, me being with her wasn't in his interests I thought that I had to forgive him to move on, but this scene shows that I don't have to. He is one of the biggest cowards on earth, so he will never ever get a forgiveness from me, even though we've spent entire childhood and teenhood together

2:29

could have just said im sorry and left it there even if herb wouldnt forgive him for that since as you can see herb enjoyed most of the time bojack spent there

that "yeah, you do." from herb at the end is chilling honestly

Not that anything Bojack did was right or correct, but Herb should’ve forgiven him regardless. Also would’ve been better if Bojack had listed out his folly without having Herb spell out his apology for him. No one was right here, and nothing good came of it…

"I don't know why I came here" "yeah, you do" I think that part gets me the more I think about it

“We made a series of very bad investments. Ever heard of a franchise called the Swamp Monsters of Malibu?” “Uhh, no?” “Then why did we spend 20 million dollars on marketing!!”

This is the moment Bojack Horseman went from ha ha funny horse cartoon to something real, deeper and meaningful. The easy way out is to have it go exactly like it would on TV, but reality is a lot darker, grittier and uglier and the beauty of Bojack Horseman, like in life, is everything is permanent.

RUclips: *gives me three notifications* Me: 0:06

Thanks for answering my questions about the $uicideboy$, or similar's, usage of a clip from this. Have a good one

When i first saw this scene I thought Angela was a analouge for the devil. The way she can predict Bojacks thoughts and responses, peer into his insecurities and all the finality and power in her words. Something about the way she said "if youre lucky youll never see me again" was eerie and Faustian. This feels like the moment Bojack sold his soul but it feel almost literal with the way Angela dominates him with soothing, demanding lies.

0:23 kind of looks like Dr. Champ in the background there

Even if Bojack apologized immediately things probably wouldn’t be as bad for Bojack

Bojack not understanding why herb wouldn’t forgive him defined why he had so many problems. Like some things are not guna be ok and you need to accept that.