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BoJack inches his way toward redemption as a stint in rehab forces him to confront his mistakes and start making amends. 
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A horse walks into the bar and the bartender asks “Why the long face?”
And the horse responds “Well my show ended.”
That is sad
Ba dum tss
hey buddy, I can’t help it
Or, "are you having an awesome day?"
and the bartender gave him a free churro
I thought we would get to see the face of our Beloved Character Actress Margo Martindale.
Oh... If she only wasn’t SO good at acting!
I was convinced at one point she is an actual person.
@ but she is
ESTEEMED character actress and fugitive from the law Margo Martindale
Salkafar that would be crazy bro
It is so strange how aAron Paul continues to be the co-star to shows of older men on a self-destructive march through hell just to lose it all, and are considered some of the best writing in television.
@@jacobm92 have you considered that maybe the depiction of depression on the show is surface level because it’s being depicted through the lens of people that have a surface-level understanding of their own depression. All being said, the depiction of depression on this show is very real and relatable to a lot of people. Especially on episodes like “Stupid Piece of Shit”. The amount of references and tiny details in this show is just crazy. It’s really hard to find something like Bojack in media
@@mcxploders6704 u right
Never thought about it but you could even apply that to westworld, with Arnold being technically the one who set everything in motion and continuing to do so secondhand through Delores
Wow!! Great point
Damn this is so true
i still cannot get over how perfectly the actors were casted for each character. their voices fit insanely well
right!!
literally when I watch Alison Brie in Community I can only hear Diane
@@syra1541i’m the opposite when i watch bojack horseman i just hear annie hahaha
yeah they sound just like the characters its crazy
@@syra1541whenever i hear bojack i hear lego batman
I went into Bojack expecting a silly cartoon, and came out of it crying my eyes out. Honestly, it's one of the best shows I've ever watched.
I remember watching the first season not long after series 2 came out and after about 6 episodes thinking it was funny but probably not something I'd remember for very long. I was NOT prepared for where the show would go from there.
same omg
I just started watching it and I'm not ready to shed a tear
episode 1: "haha funny horse show"
last episode: "oh"
same
“When you’re wearing rose-tinted glasses, all the red flags just look like flags” that line legitimately shook me when I first heard it and remembered it ever since
Saaaame. One of my two all-time favorite quotes next to "Be the person you would like to meet. If our lives are but a spark in the eyes of gods, then let us blind them." -Hollow Knight
@@syundown6005 who says that in hollow knight? Must've completely missed it. Masterpiece of a game, by the way.
Edit: nevermind, it's a shrine of believers thing. Got it
"You'd probably sleep a lot better at night if you just admit to yourself that you're a selfish, goddamn coward who takes whatever he wants, and doesn't give a shit about who he hurts!"
You picked one of the best lines in the show. This was so deep I had to stop the episode and wipe tears away!
it's an amazing line, but what does it mean?
Bojack Horseman is everything 13 Reasons Why wishes it was: an intelligent and poignant exploration of mental health, morality, social issues, and the capacity for people to hurt others around them without necessarily wanting to or meaning to.
I just started watching The Sopranos and even that show displays mental health 100x better than 13 reasons why and that was one of my first thoughts of the show too.
bang on. it's something everyone of all ages can relate to, one way or another.
And on top of that a show with great animal puns and word play
oh dude, this is the best i ever saw in the comment section. i love the show too .
13 Reasons Why WISHES it could compare to Bojack
I also love how they didn't try and keep the show going for the sake of it because it would've have gotten to that point where even we as the fans could see that they've gone off track. The way it ended it's like we all knew it was time for it to end and it ended so beautifully in a way that you're at peace with it coming to an end.
I'm disappointed it was ended by cancelation. It was definitely time for it to come to a close, but it made the ending feel rushed together.
@@panampace honestly i couldn't tell it was ended by cancellation, from all appearances it felt like the show ended because the story that was needing to be told was finished. I'm so happy they didn't drag it out, because that would ultimately would've just meant watching the characters be miserable for some more episodes just for the sake of it. What an amazing thing to see a show that could let the story be what it is and not squeeze the beauty out of it for money
@@panampace I was really hoping for a Mr peanut butter spin-off, or a todd adventures spin-off
You’re right on this but it’s still so sad it ended. Obviously all good things must come to an end, and it ended oh so well, but it’s still sad it isn’t around. That scene where Diane leaves after dropping Bojack off at rehab while “Under the pressure” plays in the background… oh man the emotions
@@scottyc5116 Eh, I mean yes, the last season has a whole feel of finality, but there was definitely far more they could have done with Todd particularly.
The last season was 16 episodes overall, so I think we could have got one more season (6 and 7 being 12 eps each) and personally it would have been perfect for me .
Still liked the last season, but absolutely feel more could have been done.
it feels so weird that this human sounds like bojack
this human voices bojack lol....
go search the cast...
cqrlson they know 😭 they’re just used to that voice being attached to a horse, genius. joke went right over your head
@@cqrlson oh my god are you seriously saying that
@@cqrlson oh my god.
Those characters are so real that it looks like they are dubbing these people.
lmao true
I know right? It’s so strange to not see and hear these voices coming from Bojack, Todd, Diane and Mister Peanut Butter.
I also noticed Amy Sedaris was missing. Princess Carolyn’s story is also very central to the shows over all narratives.
David Ruiz only one that sounds normal to me is Aaron Paul because I’ve watched breaking bad but apart from him it’s weird asf and so surreal
Right? Right?!!! I thought I was the only one who felt that way. 🤣
Yeah lol
This show is shockingly deep. The growth of every single character is extraordinary. The realistic nature of the characters emotions and interactions balances beautifully with the humor. Bojack horseman got me through some of my worst years. I’ll never forget it.
I really loved Todd Pinkman's character, well done Jessie Paul and ofcourse the voice actor Aaron Chavez.
YESSSSS
Lol
Bojack's voice actor has the most badass natural voice I've ever heard
@@aidangillard2041 Second only to Tobias
Kratos voice in god of war 4 is pretty badass too
@@aidangillard2041 2nd best? Really? I dont care for Gob...
@@cjplay7655 yeah tobias was my favourite
Connor Flynn I love all my children equally!
I feel like Bojack himself dubbed the actor. The man talks and all I see is a horse lol
Ok fr, I’ve seen Will Arnett in movies before and I swear he didn’t used to sound like that lol
He previously doubled a horse on a barbie movie
@@weirdskyreallyweird.5519 Yeah his voice has gotten a lot deeper imo
That and 'BEEEEES?!'
Exactly!!
When we get to see the world trough Beatrice's eyes, knowing she has dementia, it really got me. My grandpa passed away last year and he had dementia his last few months, so he was like trapped in his own head, his own world, like Beatrice. Also, he didn't recognize me, just the same way she refered to BoJack as Henrietta.
This show is so raw, just like real life is and that is why it is so good.
Yes, it was done so beautifully, I really appreciated that they went out of their way to show us Beatrice's story. One of my favourite parts of the show.
I felt exactly the same. I never knew my grandma without the alzheimers and that episode just hit every emotion that i felt about her. I cried and called my mother after watching the episode, it really resonated with me in every single way.
Bojack kept me company when I started my first year of University, alone and isolated in my room, in a different continent away from everyone I’ve known and loved. But it stayed with me throughout University as I started to make friends and grow into myself. I owe this show everything, it was my bestfriend when I needed it
Me too! You are not alone ❤
@@mattholtz9085 Thank you! :)
So funny, I am going through the exact same thing you have just discussed
@@MoodyChavier You got this
I didnt move too far from home for University, but Bojack really does take me back to those first few months and remember how alone I felt
“Despite it being set in Hollywood”
Ahem, _Hollywoo_
Hollywoob now
yup
We will also accept Hollywoob
hollywoob
Ahem, _hollywoob_
That Arnett guy really sounds like the horse from Horsin' Around
That's because Will Arnett does the voice for Bojack Horseman.
@@dlawlis Thanx man! would have never guessed that
@@deepanshusinghal92 No problem! Though I did spend several hours researching it.
...
I'm not hearing it.
@@robertlloyd122 He said "THAT ARNETT GUY REALLY SOUNDS LIKE THE HORSE FROM HORSIN' AROUND"
I will forever be indebted to this show, because of my love for the Free Churro episode I was able to use it as my audition into my acting major and they thought the performance was so real and emotional that they accepted me over about 100 others.
good for you man.
I’m just curious, was there a certain portion that you used or did you do the whole thing? It’s one of my favorite episodes because of how it is written in little chunks that all come together so beautifully
they all have such unique voices
yeah its really cool
“It gets easier, everyday. But you gotta do it everyday, that’s the hard part.”
"But it does gets easier"
@@ianlongo9037 "Ok."
This one got stocked in my mind
Wow. I just saw that part now.
Best part about that scene?
The runner is seen earlier in the show several times running with a woman, im presuming to be his girlfriend/ wife. Before this episode we see him now running without her. It can be implied that she has left him or possibly even died. But he keeps running & trys to help Bojack through his low point :*}
Anybody else notice Mr. Peanutbutter’s voice actor is dressed just like birthday dad
Shit, I wouldn't notice 😱
(huge) easter egg
He looks like my wife’s gynecologist
But what the hell is a "Birthday Dad"? xD
@@Barix5000 it's a character of a show with the same name, inside BoJack Horseman universe
@@_vanearaujo I know, but what does a birthday dad do?
bojack horseman is such a comforting show for me. it made me realize that no matter what, life keeps going and things get better, slowly better surely.
Did we watch the same show?
@@brothabubbaeveryday it gets easier, you just have to do it everyday, that’s the hard part
The writing is probably the best I've ever seen, the use of animation as a medium is simply inspiring. It's the most original and creative show ever.
All respect for Will Arnett, the episode of Bojack's mother's eulogy is just thirty minutes of just him talking and it's one of my favorite episodes.
kronigore22 that episode was so epic. I kept waiting for some interruption. Some view of the crowd. But he kept going on. Ranting on true Bojack fashion. It was his 30 minute stand up special
Free churo!!!
And also arrested development. Will Arnett is actually one of my favorite people
@@aidangillard2041 he is an incredible actor, flaked is so good too
@@LuluTheCorgi I'll have to check that out haven't heard of it
I love how Diane is a bigger girl in the last season and they don't use it as a punchline or make it a big deal, it's natural especially with what she was going through, you don't really get that in animated shows
yes!!!! i love how it was just accepted by everyone
if anything, it symbolizes her taking care of herself !! I loved that so much
@@julie-kk5kf
huh? It was the direct result of her not taking care of herself. Obesity is not healthy, people.
@@Katt1n When you take anti-depressants, one of the side effects is that you put on weight. It symbolizes her taking care of herself because it shows that she’s been taking her pills and working on her mental health.
@@ilickgrandmas2854 Ok but also who cares Food is tasty
one thing they didn't mention that affected me the most is the show's take and perspective on forgiveness and its role in changing for the better.
Bojack is such a phenomenal show, I kinda wanna rewatch it now
Same bro
Just started my yearly watch through lmao
I plan on rewatching semi-regularly! I bet the show will just have so many new meanings as I get older and have more life experience
@@roseroche I can confirm it does! I watch it back through every 3-6 months. I try to stop myself watching it back to back because it’s such a treasure! You notice new things every season and relate to different characters every time as your life goes on!
@@lukejacobsdasilva2057 it's crazy how I can watch this animated show 5 times and every single time it hits my emotions just as hard
"ONE DAY YOU'RE GONNA LOOK AROUND AND YOU'RE GOING TO REALISE THAT EVERYBODY LOVES YOU...BUT NOBODY LIKES YOU. AND THAT'S THE LONELIEST FEELING IN THE WORLD."
Yep.
But its not to late to change:) mend relationships
That shit hit me too deep. This show is so in touch with the human condition. I like that this show in a lot of ways is pretty cult. It’s not for everyone and that’s ok, for some it’s amongst the greatest shows in TV history.
At this point the only animated show I think rivals it’s greatness is South Park (my opinion, but SP also had some deeply affecting moments. When I was taking care of my Grandmother with Alzheimer’s, that episode about QVC had me in tears because of how well they captured the humor and deeply depressing nature of dementia)
why’s that in all caps?
@Kimiko 42 some people just wont understand..this show is not for everyone unfortunately.
It is SO DAMN TRIPPY hearing Diane's voice without seeing DIANE.
Sidenote: Aaron Paul is now a part of TWO legendary shows.. Breaking Bad and Bojack Horseman.
I watched a good portion of community trying to figure out why Annie sounded so familiar until I noticed a credit saying "Alison Brie" in the intro.
And the same can be said about Alison Brie: Mad Men and Bojack Horseman
(and not wanna upset anyone but to me Mad men is way better than breaking bad so to me she takes the cake)
Will arnett: arrested development and BoJack horseman
@@tonygordon7571 Now I won't be able to watch MadMen without hearing Diane's voice 😩
@@FidoeFTW To be fair she doesn't have a huge part in it so it won't affect you much and anyway she talks a bit different there so perhaps you won't notice at all
3:03 I love how proud Aaron Paul is about voicing an asexual character. They are few and far between in media, and knowing that one of my favorite actors voiced someone like me makes me so happy. Even though it might not seem important, it really is.
This show literally saved my life. The view from halfway down will forever have a place in my heart.
This show was my therapy session that didn’t cost $250 an hour
Amen, same here
Agree🤧
same
exactly!
It was therapy horse
Bojack Horesman and Mr Peanut Butter in the same room
What is this, a crossover episode!!!
Looove
Roxana Motoc
You made an account to make semi comedic comments like this?
Nelson Vontitfuk
You made an account to undermine people fun little things that don't hurt anyone like this?
And stop liking your own comments. It’s really sad.
@@nelsonvontitfuk1471 lmao yes i did
I started watching this show about 3 weeks ago. 4 episodes in, my now ex-fiance broke up with me out of nowhere. 7 years and an engagement gone 18 months beforeour wedding. I continued watching the show to try and forget everything. This show helped me process what I was feeling and made everything I felt feel so valid. This show will hold an incredibly special place in my heart. I got to heal alongside BoJack, and I think that's what made my viewing experience so special.
im sorry to hear that man but i know youll be ontop later on in life just know that to never give up 👊👊
“it means to you…whatever it means to you.” so true. The way I personally interpreted the show and adapted it’s lessons to my own life is really something incredible that helped me through my darkest moments.
Me: hearing the voice actor of Bojack
Also me: are you the horse from horsin' around?
ido 210603 Lego Batman voice too
He's the horse from Philbert
PULL OVAH AND PAHK THE CAH. IS THAT THE FRIGGIN HORSE FROM HORSIN AROUND??
Me: "Oh shit, it's Gob from Arrested Developpment!"
It's Unicorn from "Horny Unicorn"
I'm not even exaggerating I actually believe this is the best show ever made
JENNY HDZ it’s definitely one of the best animated shows I’ve ever seen and might actually be one of the best in general
It is
One of them for sure
I agree. This is the closest show I know to perfection. I feel sad-- I was heavily invested in all the main and supporting characters, emotionally. Seeing these characters go away is like saying goodbye to friends/acquaintances. This show has taught me a lot about the human condition.
I believe the only 2 shows that compete with this show for that title are Breaking Bad and The Expanse. All three are pretty much perfect in every way.
I legit watch Bojack horseman every night. And have watched it over, and over, and over. And it NEVER gets old. There’s always SOMETHING that I missed, something that makes me open my eyes to depression, and self hatred, and the toxicity that comes with those things. Thank you so much for this show. It is truly a gem that won’t be forgotten.
Same here. I wake up and play bojack on my phone while getting ready for the day, continue while having breakfast, I stop when I work but then play it again while having lunch, then work again and then play again when having dinner or go to bed. I do not have life. I have bojack
BoJack Horseman is an absolute masterpiece, best piece of animated show, and well in my top 3 favorite shows. Best characters and love the topics mentioned and how they're approached.
To me it’s the best and there’s not even a competition, especially after I look at analysis videos and realize that this is and always will be better than anything else
For me it’s Bojack, Attack on Titan and The Wire. Those are probably the 3 best written stories there are.
Quite interested to know which are the other 2 top shows
@@elleee-lv3lw oh man I wrote this so long ago haha, but probably Orange is the New Black and... La Casa de Papel maybe?
Mr. Peanutbutter’s voice actor looks exactly how I would envision him irl
His standup is good too
Really? I always envisioned Danny Bonaduce.
Nah I expected him to be chiseled, I mean Diane makes a note of how much she loves his body.
@@opossumsauce4472 the guy Diane married was a bison. I have a sneaking suspicion she might have a thing for the dad bod.
@@missarose6159 I think it shows complacents in the characters. Diane settles down with the dad bod bison who already has a kid because she wants to relax and let herself go. She can no longer pull hot celebrities.
How does Mr Peanutbutters voice actor look exactly like how I imagined Mr Peanutbutter would look like in real life...
it’s birthday dad 😂
Because Paul F. Tompkins is the fanciest of gentlemen at all times.
he’s properly dressed down in his casual suit here
Isn't Mr Peanutbutter supposed to be this Zac Efron type of guy though? Ripped and a sunny boy? Cause you know Mr Peanutbutter does have a sixpack and all.
Sans mustache
Doggie doggie what now?!
Man I loved this show, a part of me really hoped Bojack would have a happier ending, but it was probably the best ending it could have had
Bojack feeling good about being sitting in silence with Diane on the roof (Diane's special place since she was a kid). After all he has gone throug and specially after all the effort Diane took to help him (she was the only one who at last had enough patience and hope for him and took him to rehab)... Yeah, it is the best ending it can have.
So simple yet so deep and special :)
it was perfect. at a certain point, the message was that bojack, despite having gotten better, wasn’t redeemed or free of what he’d done
If the show had 80 more season s i would still watch every episode
The show has ended and everything is worse now.
Simon Sweeney then everything will be ok, someday.
Everything is horse
Don’t be sad it’s over, be happy it happend.
The show has ended and we didn't even get a free churro
No, the show has ended and everything keeps on living.
I just love the idea that Aaron Paul, after starring in one of the most depressing shows in existence (Breaking Bad) decided to join a fun, lighthearted adult comedy with an animated talking horse, only to watch as it became even darker in tone.
Thank god Todd had kind of a happy ending
I think Todd helps lighten up the show a lot. He really became my favourite character over time.
@@leah6029 worst character in show besides Mr peanut butter
@@marquise2246 you're entitled to your opinion ☺️
@@leah6029 He's the worst character IMO...cos he is obviously very dumb . I would have loved that the other characters did not use him as a tool but somehow helped him, like encourage him to study or pick a defined career...
this show means more to me than words could ever explain. the portrayal of bojack’s addiction, the portrayals of different mental illnesses, all the main characters being morally gray instead of Good and Bad, the open endedness of the last episode and the way you never truly know how bojack turned out. it is so real and raw. watching the characters grow and learn has changed the way i look at myself and new experiences. the view from halfway down poem has saved my life every single time i’ve struggled since hearing it.
Aaron Paul as Todd is beautiful. And all these actors normal voice is the voice of the characters. Wonderful. Amazing show tough. Really put a good perspective on life for me.
Where's Princess Caroline!?
She's so important to the show.
Yeah, she was my favourite. ;_; I really wanted to see how Amy Sedaris feels about bringing this character to life.
She's based somewhere else and probably didn't fly in specifically to shoot this- according to the cast and crew she wasn't there for the table reads and not even mr peanut butters voice actor has met her in real life either
@@dustmite5887 She's multitasking everything even in real life...
@@dustmite5887 just like her character she's really busy with her work
Also, they made her do so many tongue twisters throughout the show that she got salty and refused to participate in this video 😆
Diane's voice actress sounds just like Diane
Todd Chavez what were you expecting her to sound like
That’s how it works damnit
Todd Chavez it’s funny that you say that because I love her as an actress and watch a lot of her other shows and didn’t know it was her until I watched this 💀
Shut up Todd!
@@finn1500 You know, is Todd
This is the definition of a perfect cast
This show is so deep it should be used as assignments in schools, what a ride it was ,my only regret is that its over
I mean it’s kind of inappropriate for school 💀
@@Aardydarlingthere is schooling that happens when teens get older and move on into adulthood though… Even then, I think some pieces of history may be more inappropriate to expose to the younger people you may be thinking of. And although history is important to learn, I would say this is just as important, if not more, to get people able to speak and understand about an epidemic we’re going through in society right now that is a mental health crisis. This could even go on for entire units, ranging from topics of the fast way of life in the west, to global usage of technology, cultural biases on whether metal health issues are even seen as a valid problem or not, the dangers of not dealing with mental health, suicide epidemic in males or the suicide attempt rate for females… a lot of stuff. This curriculum could be a great fit for a sociology class.
I still can’t get over how good the writing is in this show
sAME
I think they did a great job casting the voice actors to, those guys fuckin killed it fr
it doesn’t even seem possible how amazing it is
Yup, every episode has a message and such a deep meaning.
1000%
*Bojack Horseman cast and crew says goodbye *
Me: that's too much, man!
fycktard RiP Sarah Lynn
You win
"That's my favorite line!"
This show means the world to me. Not only has it been a coping mechanism for my depression, it's also made me learn a lot about the world, about others, and about myself. I always thought of myself as a really good person but now I realize it's never that black and white. My negative actions may be a consequence of my past and things I have been through and mental illness, but that doesn't mean it's not my fault or that it's not my job to try to be better. There are so many heavy themes Bojack explores and I am so glad that I could take that journey in the form of a very enjoyable, funny, and beautiful animated show. I'm truly grateful for its existence.
These guy’s should be proud. This show is one of my all time favorites!!!
“You can’t keep doing shitty things, and then feel bad about them, like that makes it okay. You need to BE BETTER.” This line keeps me going. This line helped me when I was at my worst, and brings me back to a better place when I’m headed back to my worst.
Same here.
one of the best truths
Which episode?
Diane says this doesn't she?
@@lujorom9172 no todd says it
SO NO ONES GONNA TALK ABT THE FACT THAT THE CREATER RAPHAEL LOOKS LIKE HERB
Huh. Wonder if that was intentional.
No he doesn't???
@@manasim.9936 I mean he kinda looks like herb with cancer
@@vidyuthmahesh6385 lol you're just saying that cause he's bald
Kinda thought he looks like Flip
This show helped accept the fact that I have clinical depression. To stop gaslighting myself into thinking I don't. How can I have depression when I feel like I'm a happy person? What does depression look like? It helped me by accepting different aspects of myself by relating to many of the characters. I feel that the View from Halfway Down episode made me also realize that it's natural to be scared of death and the unknown. It shed light on the understanding that no one truly wants to die, but to just feel relief--better. To feel and be better.
I'm still processing the show as a whole, but the difference it made is indescribable. Thank you.
One of the greatest cartoons ever created
Netflix - we need a complete blu ray set with actor and writer commentaries and table reads etc please... let us have a physical momento of this beautiful show to hang on to ♡
I'd buy the shit out of that
TwitchyTopHat me too!
the first two seasons are already on blu ray.
@Caroline Hafner - SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY!!!
As someone said, the first two seasons are out (with commentary!) and they announced at least the first 4 seasons would hit Blu-Ray (that's how many seasons there were at the time of the announcement).
I love Will Arnett's voice. I wish he could narrate my internal monologue
"You stupid piece of shit."
I just read this comment with Will Arnett's voice.
@@Ld_277 "Dooo it"
the whole video i had to keep reminding myself these people are the voices of the the characters and notthe other way around
“I’ve made a huge mistake.”
This is my comfort show. I watch it all the time. It has helped me through a lot of things. Thank you for your dedication and your hard work. It is something I'll watch for years and years.
The show gave me solid examples of emotions I never learned to properly process. When something happened in my life and I fail in explaining to others how something made me feel, I sometimes just re-watch and show them a specific scene where I can relate what I went through. It gave me an avenue to be understood and to understand others. Thank you.
Princess Carolyn was one of the important characters. Sad she's not here in this video 😐
i basically came for her
Her arc in the later seasons was so amazing, and it really felt like she deserved that happy ending.
@@sharadjamdagni3233 gross dude
@@weirdskyreallyweird.5519 she really did deserve that happy ending, I'm so glad she had one
@@jakelangley624 They're talking about coming to this video...
I’ve watched this whole show twice now, it won’t ever get old. I love every little thing about it! Thank you for being you and creating this masterpiece
I often watch Bojack Horseman to help me cope with my current situation
EX: When I hate myself a little too much I would watch "Stupid piece of ___t"
When I'm losing touch with reality I would watch "The Showstopper"
etc.
This Halloween I dressed up as Sarah Lynn ("The View From Halfway Down" style) and the next few Halloweens I might go as her again
I love the show so much that I would re-watch episodes everyday
Aaron Paul worked for 2 of the greatests shows ever Breaking bad and bojack not bad :D
And westworld!
He was also in a Korn video .
hol up
so did will arnett (arrested development) and alison brie (community) 😁
@@vishals6385 Nah not Westworld. Season 1 was phenomenal. Season 2 was okay. Season 3 started off alright but devolved into a mess
Best takeaway was: "It gets easier. Every day it gets a little easier. But you gotta do it every day -that’s the hard part. But it does get easier."
That quote actually gave me motivation do be more active and do things.
Love it
I literally watched the scene right now
jogging baboon
YES
Raphael, the creator deserves a big round of applause, he created such a masterpiece
I'll give him a round of applause, but only for his performance as Charley Witherspoon. (The bumbling frog)
I love the idea of Raphael being excited for table reads just to see everyone slowly realize in real time just how devastating the show was gonna be
Imagine how fun it would be to analyse bojack in English lessons instead of Shakespeare
Especially since Shakespeare is overblown
Matthew Lee Shakespeare’s OVERRATED BOJACK’s UNDERRATED AND THTS ON SOCIETY LoL
@@bartroger7734 ok
i feel sad that 500 people upvoted this, i give up on this world
Alex C Why? Bojack Horseman is pure genius. Yes, we can’t compare the two things, different era, different genre, but still, they are both absolute genius.
Where’s Princess Carolyn though? She was such an anchor in the show.
I know! Amy should've been there. Princess Caroline is just as important as Todd or Mr Peanutbutter, perhaps more-so. I'm guessing Amy was busy.
she's busy
@@demareatunes hahhah, she is busy (all the time)
Too busy doing it all? 😝😝
On a honeymoon break with Judah perhaps?
I am a russian guy and I LOVE BoJack Horseman! Thanks for that. My best show I 've even seen! It's so deep and realistic show about other sides of our live. Right into the heart!
greatest show of all time
I love how the voice actors seem to have exact same vibe as the characters they play
I don't know, Aaron Paul seems to have a totally different vibe than Todd.
especially diane
@@akmal94ibrahim have u watched breaking bad?
@@zaraayup you do know Arron Paul is an actor and Jessie is a character? Lol
@@akmal94ibrahim he literally acts the most like Todd of all the characters
Without bojack horseman there is so many things I wouldn’t be able to do today and I’m glad I could watch this show
DylXn Pxrker same here
Things such as??
dtpmoney I can’t speak for the person who posted the comment, but for me it help put a lot of emotions I had into actual words and perspective. Like, I found bojack series at a time in my life I was at my lowest and it was as if the show was made for me (without sounding narcissistic lol) it was as if thoughts I could never describe or understand were on my tv screen being put into context. It felt good knowing the stuff I felt was human and experienced by many others. Thanks to the show my relationships with people have actually improved and that little critical voice inside my head is a bit friendlier to me. I can communicate with friends and family in a better way. I’m not saying it’s all because of the show, but the show helped A LOT. I’m so sad it’s over but I’m beyond grateful it actually exists. I’ve never seen another show like bojack.
Marcus Antonius i know! Lmao. But thing is, it’s an animated series about very human emotions. It’s so silly but so powerful, like you said.
So I should watch it?
Todd's my favorite! He's such a goober with a big heart and just loves everyone.
Bojack Horseman turned into my safe space. The place i go when everything else is falling apart, cuz i know the journeys, i know what's going to happen, but at the same time i always observe something new, some gag or just new ways to read the show. It's been 2y now and i still get sad thinking about it's end.
This show saved me after the death of my son, last year. And it continues to help me.
Alison Brie is apparently getting married later today while Paul F. Tompkins is beginning his professorship at Hogwarts.
LMAOOOOOO
they're all dressed so "peculiarly", like each one of them attended a different event but the same one at the same time
Aaron looks like he's on his way to a Prince tribute band after this
He’s the head of Hurblpurb House.
Jesse Pinkman and Annie Edison in one show
*"What is this a crossover show!?"*
I respect the community and breaking bad references
Lui Dapan
Don’t forget Will Arnett from Arrested Development
I hadn’t watched any of these shows until after I finished bojack so It’s crazy coming back to it now knowing all these actors
and GOB Bluth!
how about Gob Bluth? 😂
You you you yu..... mentioned Jeese and Annie but not the guy in 3000$ suit ..COME ON....
It’s weird to me because after watching this show I’ve become a fan of Community and Breaking Bad so to see Jesse and Annie as characters is surreal
i finished bojack today and i just cannot get over how real it is. bojack is quite possibly my favourite thing to ever happen just because there is nothing else like it and im so sad that i'll never be able to watch it again for the first time.
"Sarah Lynn
Sarah Lynn..."
That was not a very good time.
It was too much, man.
Yeah tell me why I thought I couldn't cry anymore and there I was at 2 am sitting in my bed alone SOBBING. not crying, not shedding a tear, LOUD, UNCONTROLLABLE SOBBING. 😭 I resonated with and rooted for Sarah Lynn so hard man😭 she wanted to be a goddamn architect. People can feel how they want about her but I loved her so inexplicably much🤷♀️ it was a damn tragedy and a half OVER A CARTOON and it broke me bc I felt it. And that's the beauty and pain of this whole show pretty well summed up
@@magsyilden670 And don't even get me started about those few seconds before, and, well, honestly, after, the heartbeat sound started. The show as a whole is just so brilliantly written and executed in every little detail and big moment alike, it's just unbelievable.
Uggghhh stop hurting meeee
Start from that episode , everything becomes darker .
Mr. Peanut-Butter’s voice actor is blowing my mind.
He even looks like mr pb
He IS the human embodiment of PB
Aelia's Manga and Book Reviews The human embodiment of Mr Peanut Butter clearly is Rob Lowe
@@memto2376 hecc you are right
@@memto2376 you are so right!
This show means a lot to me. I was struggling a lot and this show held my hand. Thank you so much for this. 🌸
I got into this show last month and finished it today. All I have to say is WOW, subconsciously it helped me with dealing in various things I didn't know were a problem. It was very fun to watch and you kinda see what your life could be or is depending on your choices. I LOVE this show and all the characters in it. Thank you for making this amazing show
Was waiting for Paul F. Tompkins to say “Doggy doggy... what now?”
It's a modern day masterpiece. Period.
Fax
Did you just put a period before and after the word 'period'
Truth
never read something wronger than this comment, ever
agree
this show really is something else man. I started watching it as a piece to spend my free time on but after a while i got so attached to it. just the realistic and dark undertone to the whole show is amazing. in the end i was bawling my eyes out. I'd literally sell my kidney to see it again for the first time!!!!!
I watched bojack horseman for the first time in 2018 when I was only a few weeks sober. This show was hard to watch at times because I saw myself in bojack and the sticky journey he has with sobriety. This shows meaning has changed so much to me over the years. When I first watched it, it was uncomfortable, it made me confront things about myself I didn’t like. Now as I watch it over and over again (currently 4 years sober) it brings a beautiful comfort to me. Thank you to everyone involved in this show so deeply.
"Back. In. The. 10's. I was in an animated Netflix show..."
I'm Bojack The Horse (BOJACK!) 🎶
WOOOOOAAAAAAAAAH
I'm Will Arnett don't act like yoouuuu don't knowwwwwwww
Don't act like you don't know!!🎶🎸
Honestly bojack is such a comfort for me. While I’m in a dark place, seeing bojack there too helps. Helps me get through it. And every time I go back, bojack is there waiting for me and I watch the whole series again. I’m not gunna lie, idk what I would do if or should I say when, it’s taken off Netflix
This show is so incredible. The writing is amazing. The way it ended was beautiful. Thank you for BoJack Horseman, and everyone involved.
I literally can’t hear the voice actors talk without thinking they’re the characters wtf
YASS
Layla I swear
It's because their normal voices are their characters. Some voice actors have to change their voice a lot for characters, and some don't at all
same
Specially the bojack's voice actor
My favorite quote was “It gets easier, but you gotta do it everyday. That’s the hard part, but it does get easier”. I loved this show. Thank you♥️
Am currently in a clinic for years of depression and other things.
Gifted another patient a book, that requires her to write stuff down every day so she remembers not all is shit.
I know she doesnt watch the show, so i put that quote on the first page for her.
Because its hella true andhelped me a bit
Doc Dewrill 🌻♥️
this show was extremely beautiful, and i have continuously watched it over and over again
I suffer from depression and this show is just there for me all the time, i keep replaying it on the background even when I'm too depressed to open my eyes and watch it i listen to it while sleeping sometimes for days not showering and suffering a lot, but this show comforts me i don't know why it's like i can't describe how much I love this show, I'm so sad it can't continue for life but that's life i guess, all things end. This show gave me a lot i really want to thank the people who made it!
where is Amy Sedaris?
Princess Carolyn was the highlight of every ep for me
Amy sedaris was never there with the cast. She did everything via the phone.
I came to the comment section solely to find someone saying that. Thank you.
@@ismailfaruqi5856 how come? I cant seem to find any answer on google
Ahh fish!
@@ismailfaruqi5856 Source: Dude trust me.
this entire series is the most depressing show ever, but it is the most real one. it made me feel so many thing. i love the show