This season finally put Mr. Peanutbutter on blast about how his devil-may-care attitude can be just as toxic, negative and dangerous as Bojacks nihilism and addiction to dysfunction.
Just as toxic? I think not. That would be to let Bojack, and guys like him in real life, off the hook somewhat. Their behaviour hurts and scars people in ways that Mr. Peanutbutter's doesn't. But what they did do, and very well, is show how the so-called "positive attitude" that many choose to adopt in our culture, can also be hurtful to others, and how it also represents a position of extreme self-deception. In an era where everyone and their dog (literally so in many cases) is exhorting people to be positive no matter what, as if this absolves them of any moral responsibility towards themselves or others. In this case, Mr. Pb's positivity in the face of everything leads to him living a lie and marrying someone he doesn't love. Something that will cause Pickles untold emotional distress when the truth comes out. But that's not on the same scale as the physical and emotional trauma Bojack caused Gina when he assaulted her.
@@deletedacc3953 Mine is somewhat surface Mr. Peanutbutter with a deep, more tame Bojack. I'm not choking Gina's or anything, but the constant battle trying to change to stay (actually) happy and get things done is the core of my issues. But...you keep running.
Chronorust it doesnt have to be a battle, brother. You can reprogram your mind while you sleep! Research how listening to affirmations while your conscious mind is asleep and how drastically it can help you change habits, mindset, all of it.
It's the antithesis of the network animated comedies' time warp approach. They keep characters basically frozen for 10 or 20 or 30 years without much actual, enduring change. BoJack doesn't have episode resets or multiple-choice pasts; it just has accumulation
@@scottstiefel2061 It's a raw honest formula that works within the show. It's intentional and I love it. Whalsburg believes that there is no "happy ending", cause tomorrow is right around the corner. And the next day, and so on, unlike in a show like Friends.
It is beautiful! I’ve only just watched Bojack for the first time, and before I started I watched the walking dead. The walking dead is exciting and suspenseful, but exactly what you said here - that the show makers changed and that’s why the show changes - didn’t happen with the walking dead. It really started to drag in the later seasons and I had to stop and start a new show. That was Bojack. And Bojack horseman is worlds apart from the walking dead. The walking dead is just an exciting show with lots of action, but Bojack horseman is so incredibly deep and wise. And you’re right, it changes, which is so beautiful. Now, I’m finishing the walking dead and it’s mildly entertaining, but I really really miss watching Bojack horseman.
BoJack Horseman is a masterpiece of a show that faces reality in a way most shows are afraid of, it's representation of depression, anxiety and other mental issues are represented in a really accurate way 13 reasons why on the other hand
Even with the rapey scene where the dudes stick a broom up the guy's ass, 13RY has achieved nothing but "Oh it cool to suicide and blame everyone else for it lol"
Honestly, season 5 was my favorite season, with arguably the best episode of the whole show (Free Churro). It’s definitely the best show on Netflix and possibly the best, most important show out there at the moment.
@@prodbaxi I know!!!! I've tried to get coworkers to watch it, and they're like, "oh isn't it like Family Guy?" Jesus it's like comparing McDonald's to a home-cooked meal.
@@Batmangutten To be fair, McDonald's is usually better than mac-n-cheese with sliced hotdogs in it or a re-heated can of condensed chicken noodle soup that has either not been diluted at all, or diluted to the point of being sex in a canoe.
Maybe the reason why BoJack is so unhappy is partly because he doesn't really know who he is. Instead his sense of identity is always tied to whatever he's starred in, and what other people think of him. It's all external sources. And as we all know, a true sense of self-worth has to come from within. Instead he keeps trying to find it elsewhere, and it's not working.
The end of INT. SUB was soooo good. Diane writing int the script word for word what Bojack confessed to on the tape... My heart was beating so fast! Amazing show
I started watching Bojack Horseman just because I wanted another witty cartoon but it quickly became one of if not my favorite show that I’ve ever seen. The way the show is able to create such a genuine world that shows depression, anxiety, substance abuse, and countless other legitimate struggles faced in the real world never fails to amaze me. Season 5 was hands-down the most confusing season when I watched it the first time and watching it again helped for sure but it’s unbelievable how many things there are to notice throughout this show. This video cleared up so much about season 5 that now I appreciate the show even more. with that being said, great video, you just earned a sub :)
One thing that really pisses me off Is the lack of recognition this show gets Being a netflix original and animated Buts its one of the best shows ive ever seen so well written i hold it up there with breaking bad
these are my two favorite shows and they are both equally as great for what they are bojack horseman really changed the game for animated series with such amazing story lines and characters
"An alteration in perspective does not equate to change; action does." Might be exaggerating a bit, but this line may have saved my life. I think I need to make some changes.
I like that part about shows portraying both perspectives even if they don't side with one. I've recently realized I don't really like shows that don't do that or make blatant strawmen
It is so amazing at illustrating both sides of everything. And it's not even a cop-out. It literally details just how shades of grey are everywhere, and telling yourself otherwise is being delusional. It's pure and real and honest to see the good and bad in everything.
I just refinished bojack for maybe the 5th time. Whenever I'm having a bad time I watch bojack, by the time I get to season 5 I always end up super emotionally invested in bojacks growth because I know everything that happened with him and know he can be a good person just like how I want to see myself. This final time I decided it was time to change myself just like bojack. I phoned my doctor, got prescribed antidepressants and I'm going to start seeing a therapist. Bojack let's me think about things and see life in a better light. Thank you Raphael Bob waxberg and everyone involved with bojack, you've given my a way to begin the healing process and actually managed to represent all these awful feelings in a truthful impact full way
an alteration in perspective does not equate to change, action does. if you told Mr. Peanutbutter this he would be like "I see! I need more action in my life!"
It was super noticeable to me when the show started to confront it's subject matter (a rich famous dude hurting other people repeatedly and yet continuing to be rewarded with successes) more directly seemingly in response to the me too movement.
I keep being brought back to the view from halfway down. I think it eludes to so much more than it’s saying. One, we often make rash decisions and realize it’s a mistake, but we’re already halfway down. I also see it as if your entire life is falling down. Only until you realize the reality of things are you able to see the beauty in life. You need to see the first half of ugliness to notice how good the view is from halfway down, and it would’ve been more beautiful higher up but you can’t go up, all that time was wasted. In order to see the good and amazing things in life you have to open your eyes before it’s too late because life only last so long; We’re all going to die. So enjoy the view from halfway down.
I’m so glad that I grew up watching this show live. The writing was so incredibly amazing and spoke perfectly about mental health and childhood trauma PLUS it was so relatable because the characters lived irl and addressed our modern problems. I’m glad that as a 13 to 18 year old I had this show to learn about how to cope with the shit of the world and inspire me to write other great narratives like these.
Holy shit! I just thought of Henry Fondle of some annoying side plot that I overlooked but you made me realize what he represented! I guess you could say you changed my perspective hahaa
Hi Savage Books. I absolutely love your analyses of Bojack Horseman, this is definitely my favourite show. I must ask though, how are you able to make these observations with such depth? I envy you for it.
I used to read the analysis of others and be spellbound at their insights, and I would wonder the same thing. I thought I was missing so much that was so clear to everyone but me. All you can do is devote yourself to a lifelong study of media, literature and narrative, and slowly you'll start to develop the same ability. It takes a life though.
Yeah as the other person said, the only way is studying and, of course, watching / reading a lot of what interests you. When you begin to accumulate the theory in your mind, you start seeing things you wouldn't have seen before
I never really was one to make and post analysis but I loved reading them and making my own theories. I've noticed that the many years of psychology and direct patient care under my belt helped open my eyes to how "the world works." Pair that up with numerous posts and videos like these, that breaks down subjects, characterization and minor details to its core, I could say my knowledge on theorizing and empathizing with characters increased with my knowledge of real life. Basically, LOTS of studying lmao
I actually noticed that during the Don't Stop Dancing song? We see different moments from each season as both landmarks and bojacks perspective. Season 1 is the Hollywood D season 2 is the boat and the memory of penny and Charrolett. Season 3 is the planetarium where Sarah Lynn died Season 4 is the Lake house & the doll memory Season 5 is a memory of Sherona back in horsen around days.
I like how it can also be argued that Mr Peanutbutter's imaturity partly stems from his serial relationships with young women, he never allows himself to be challenged by someone with a higher or similar level of experience than himself, so he can't change. It's a vicious cycle that he has to break.
This just made me realize that horsin’ around wasn’t him too, it was him acting... so was secretariat and philbert or was the roles just so aligned to what he felt?
I have to disagree with the Nick Adams quote near the end of the video: in no way is an artist obligated to take account for how the public perceives their work, or attempt to somehow justify its worth. As an artist, I don't owe the public an explanation of my work; they can either take it or leave it, the audience is not automatically entitled to an interpretation. I'd offer an interpretation only if I felt I should. With that being said, I love your videos on BoJack! Keep it up!
Kevin Finkbeiner I think Adams is speaking less about owing an entitled audience an interpretation and more about a creator taking responsibility for various ways art can be misinterpreted... Specifically I think he was referring to the way some people misinterpret Bojack to make them feel okay with making shitty decisions rather than taking responsibility and making change in their own lives, which was a common reoccurrence in season 5.
It takes a while for the characters in Season 5 to see how bad a figure Henry Fondle is as an executive. But this same blindness could be easily attributed to Vincent Adultman. I think the real message here is that you can not know what is good or bad unless the majority dictates it as such. EDIT: The rest of your show is... well pretty on point.
Thanks for the insight I love your content . Your level of consistency and the amount of research you put into every video is something to applauded for
I started watching bojack because a critic I really like said that it was really good I thought, oh, it'll just be another funny adult show, might as well watch it. And then season 2 happened. And season 3 and 4. And then 5 showed up to punch me in the stomach
that henry fondle poster/photo quote ("he's still inside all of us") really hit me differently because for some people even if their rapists or attackers aren't significant figured in their lives anymore, they still are. they will never forget the feeling and the pain that they have went through and how shitty it felt even if it wont happen again and that just sucks
Great video I love your channel. It's amazing how the creators of the show were able to pull off their intentions with season 5, It truly changed the way I see Bojack, I was so upset with his character, especially after his conversation with diane at the premiere of Philbert. Best show around 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Unrelated, isn't it kind of funny that Stephanie Beatriz plays Gina on Bojack, and along side a character named Gina on Brooklyn 99? Also, she is TVs current most underappreciated actor.
Even before Fondle, I think the show did a good job talking about how dangerous it can be speaking out against a high status sexual abuser. In Season 2, Diane tries to get people to come forward over a network star and received death threats for it. Bojack and Peanutbutter both tried to get her to stop for different reasons, but the show never made fun of her or saw her in the wrong for wanting to do what she did, even if it didn't have the outcome we wanted. And that unfortunately happens in real life.
scarring my mental hallucinations to a partial decision I'm not yet obliged to answer quite abruptly and still I haven't entirely accepted my dysfunction haha
Your obsession with Bojack Horseman has lead me to try (to really try) to get through the show. But I'm not done season 1 yet, and honestly I'm bored 90% of the time. And I like all the talent involved. It's just not engaging. I think your appreciation for it will have to remain a mystery to me.
to be fair, i dont get the hype behind "free churro". i skipped throughout the whole episode. but maybe that's me missing the action from the previous episodes
Did anybody else not like the Henry Fondle arc at all? Like to me it was lazy and out of place for this season. I didn’t understand it until it was made head of the company. And the entire arc of Todd being the head of a silly company didn’t make any sense to me at all. I cringed at that arc. If it was meant to be social commentary then it just fell flat for me.
I had such mixed feelings about season 5 - it was an insightful parable about how perspective can distort your view of the world (in just the ways you described), which is an impressive outcome, surely. But it felt like it sacrificed all heart and comedy to do so; the show used to be maybe 3/4 funny and 1/4 insightful/preachy, which I thought was a perfect combination. This mixture varied at times, but it was still always a story first and an allegory second. Season 5 couldn't help feeling like lecture/parable/allegory only with no focus on story or humor anymore. I think "overbearing" is the word I had in mind while watching. I still liked it, but it was the first season I want to describe as overbearing.
One day they're gonna study BoJack Horseman in English Literature classes.
Lt. Leukaemia it’s not a book tho
Warona Jolomba yo neither is Any of the plays they analyse
Lt. Leukaemia those are written as books though
Actually, in my course, in English we studied Bojack. Not in depth, but it was part of the course and it was amazing
@@XMissPreciousJayX it can be written out in script form, much like plays (death of a salesman etc)
This season finally put Mr. Peanutbutter on blast about how his devil-may-care attitude can be just as toxic, negative and dangerous as Bojacks nihilism and addiction to dysfunction.
Fuck, I adopt both forms of nihilism in my life
Just as toxic? I think not. That would be to let Bojack, and guys like him in real life, off the hook somewhat. Their behaviour hurts and scars people in ways that Mr. Peanutbutter's doesn't. But what they did do, and very well, is show how the so-called "positive attitude" that many choose to adopt in our culture, can also be hurtful to others, and how it also represents a position of extreme self-deception. In an era where everyone and their dog (literally so in many cases) is exhorting people to be positive no matter what, as if this absolves them of any moral responsibility towards themselves or others. In this case, Mr. Pb's positivity in the face of everything leads to him living a lie and marrying someone he doesn't love. Something that will cause Pickles untold emotional distress when the truth comes out. But that's not on the same scale as the physical and emotional trauma Bojack caused Gina when he assaulted her.
Kevin Nance i honestly feel like my attitude is hella like mr peanutbutters
@@deletedacc3953 Mine is somewhat surface Mr. Peanutbutter with a deep, more tame Bojack. I'm not choking Gina's or anything, but the constant battle trying to change to stay (actually) happy and get things done is the core of my issues. But...you keep running.
Chronorust it doesnt have to be a battle, brother. You can reprogram your mind while you sleep! Research how listening to affirmations while your conscious mind is asleep and how drastically it can help you change habits, mindset, all of it.
Bojack Horseman has one of the best scripts I've ever seen on TV.
Yeah it’s rattled my heart like the first 6ish seasons of Game of Thrones did
fax, period
*netflix
The show keeps changing, from season 1 to season 5, because the people making it also change.
And that for me is beautiful.
It's the antithesis of the network animated comedies' time warp approach. They keep characters basically frozen for 10 or 20 or 30 years without much actual, enduring change. BoJack doesn't have episode resets or multiple-choice pasts; it just has accumulation
@@scottstiefel2061 It's a raw honest formula that works within the show. It's intentional and I love it. Whalsburg believes that there is no "happy ending", cause tomorrow is right around the corner. And the next day, and so on, unlike in a show like Friends.
@@Chronorust that’s just funny to me to hear because Bojack Horseman and FRIENDS are my two favorite shows.
It is beautiful! I’ve only just watched Bojack for the first time, and before I started I watched the walking dead. The walking dead is exciting and suspenseful, but exactly what you said here - that the show makers changed and that’s why the show changes - didn’t happen with the walking dead. It really started to drag in the later seasons and I had to stop and start a new show. That was Bojack. And Bojack horseman is worlds apart from the walking dead. The walking dead is just an exciting show with lots of action, but Bojack horseman is so incredibly deep and wise. And you’re right, it changes, which is so beautiful. Now, I’m finishing the walking dead and it’s mildly entertaining, but I really really miss watching Bojack horseman.
BoJack Horseman is a masterpiece of a show that faces reality in a way most shows are afraid of, it's representation of depression, anxiety and other mental issues are represented in a really accurate way
13 reasons why on the other hand
13 reasons why be like: suicide OK if you blackmail people
Even with the rapey scene where the dudes stick a broom up the guy's ass, 13RY has achieved nothing but "Oh it cool to suicide and blame everyone else for it lol"
Hey
ok mista
Honestly, season 5 was my favorite season, with arguably the best episode of the whole show (Free Churro). It’s definitely the best show on Netflix and possibly the best, most important show out there at the moment.
no doubt. such a shame ppl think this is a worse version of family guy without even giving it a shot
@@prodbaxi I know!!!! I've tried to get coworkers to watch it, and they're like, "oh isn't it like Family Guy?" Jesus it's like comparing McDonald's to a home-cooked meal.
@@Yet.Another.Rapper.KiG.V2 You can't use that comparison if you're talking to Americans; they might take McDonald's as being the better of the two.
Its one of the rare circumstances where the quality has actually increased over time
@@Batmangutten To be fair, McDonald's is usually better than mac-n-cheese with sliced hotdogs in it or a re-heated can of condensed chicken noodle soup that has either not been diluted at all, or diluted to the point of being sex in a canoe.
Maybe the reason why BoJack is so unhappy is partly because he doesn't really know who he is. Instead his sense of identity is always tied to whatever he's starred in, and what other people think of him. It's all external sources. And as we all know, a true sense of self-worth has to come from within. Instead he keeps trying to find it elsewhere, and it's not working.
Nah it's just the conflicts that BoJack hasn't yet resolved.
rip henry fondle
"he is still inside all of us"
Underrated
An alteration in perspective does not equate to change, action does.
- Savage Books
The end of INT. SUB was soooo good. Diane writing int the script word for word what Bojack confessed to on the tape... My heart was beating so fast! Amazing show
i like how she just rage-comes in and yeets the typing machine
and Flip be all like, "Our script"
I started watching Bojack Horseman just because I wanted another witty cartoon but it quickly became one of if not my favorite show that I’ve ever seen. The way the show is able to create such a genuine world that shows depression, anxiety, substance abuse, and countless other legitimate struggles faced in the real world never fails to amaze me. Season 5 was hands-down the most confusing season when I watched it the first time and watching it again helped for sure but it’s unbelievable how many things there are to notice throughout this show. This video cleared up so much about season 5 that now I appreciate the show even more. with that being said, great video, you just earned a sub :)
One thing that really pisses me off
Is the lack of recognition this show gets
Being a netflix original and animated
Buts its one of the best shows ive ever seen so well written i hold it up there with breaking bad
same!! i always say to ppl i hold it up there w breaking bad which yk says a lot
these are my two favorite shows and they are both equally as great for what they are
bojack horseman really changed the game for animated series with such amazing story lines and characters
"An alteration in perspective does not equate to change; action does."
Might be exaggerating a bit, but this line may have saved my life. I think I need to make some changes.
I am glad! It's all up from here!
I like that part about shows portraying both perspectives even if they don't side with one. I've recently realized I don't really like shows that don't do that or make blatant strawmen
It is so amazing at illustrating both sides of everything. And it's not even a cop-out. It literally details just how shades of grey are everywhere, and telling yourself otherwise is being delusional. It's pure and real and honest to see the good and bad in everything.
I just refinished bojack for maybe the 5th time. Whenever I'm having a bad time I watch bojack, by the time I get to season 5 I always end up super emotionally invested in bojacks growth because I know everything that happened with him and know he can be a good person just like how I want to see myself. This final time I decided it was time to change myself just like bojack. I phoned my doctor, got prescribed antidepressants and I'm going to start seeing a therapist. Bojack let's me think about things and see life in a better light. Thank you Raphael Bob waxberg and everyone involved with bojack, you've given my a way to begin the healing process and actually managed to represent all these awful feelings in a truthful impact full way
an alteration in perspective does not equate to change, action does.
if you told Mr. Peanutbutter this he would be like "I see! I need more action in my life!"
"What can I do to get that? Hmmm. I know! Let's have a Halloween party! Let me call Erica"
Beautiful
This is my favorite show and I’m so glad people make videos like this to show how well thought out and intentional the writing was. Loved this
It was super noticeable to me when the show started to confront it's subject matter (a rich famous dude hurting other people repeatedly and yet continuing to be rewarded with successes) more directly seemingly in response to the me too movement.
Man, 5 seasons and this show is still so great. It boggles the mind.
I keep being brought back to the view from halfway down. I think it eludes to so much more than it’s saying. One, we often make rash decisions and realize it’s a mistake, but we’re already halfway down. I also see it as if your entire life is falling down. Only until you realize the reality of things are you able to see the beauty in life. You need to see the first half of ugliness to notice how good the view is from halfway down, and it would’ve been more beautiful higher up but you can’t go up, all that time was wasted. In order to see the good and amazing things in life you have to open your eyes before it’s too late because life only last so long; We’re all going to die. So enjoy the view from halfway down.
I’m so glad that I grew up watching this show live. The writing was so incredibly amazing and spoke perfectly about mental health and childhood trauma PLUS it was so relatable because the characters lived irl and addressed our modern problems. I’m glad that as a 13 to 18 year old I had this show to learn about how to cope with the shit of the world and inspire me to write other great narratives like these.
Holy shit! I just thought of Henry Fondle of some annoying side plot that I overlooked but you made me realize what he represented! I guess you could say you changed my perspective hahaa
ikr
the final shot of the showstopper really gave me goosebumps
Hi Savage Books. I absolutely love your analyses of Bojack Horseman, this is definitely my favourite show. I must ask though, how are you able to make these observations with such depth? I envy you for it.
I used to read the analysis of others and be spellbound at their insights, and I would wonder the same thing. I thought I was missing so much that was so clear to everyone but me. All you can do is devote yourself to a lifelong study of media, literature and narrative, and slowly you'll start to develop the same ability. It takes a life though.
@@zvexevz hmm. Noted. I think I want this.
Yeah as the other person said, the only way is studying and, of course, watching / reading a lot of what interests you. When you begin to accumulate the theory in your mind, you start seeing things you wouldn't have seen before
I never really was one to make and post analysis but I loved reading them and making my own theories.
I've noticed that the many years of psychology and direct patient care under my belt helped open my eyes to how "the world works." Pair that up with numerous posts and videos like these, that breaks down subjects, characterization and minor details to its core, I could say my knowledge on theorizing and empathizing with characters increased with my knowledge of real life.
Basically, LOTS of studying lmao
@@zvexevz I like that, it does take a life
I honestly thought after Sarah Lynn’s death bojack was turning his life around or he wanted to but I didn’t understand what was going on?
Great video! Really liked that summarization of: “An alternation in perspective does not equal change, action does.”
IntSub has gotta be one of my favorites - I'm a mediator myself and it was REALLY cool to see that field represented on TV, made me nerd out
I actually noticed that during the Don't Stop Dancing song? We see different moments from each season as both landmarks and bojacks perspective.
Season 1 is the Hollywood D
season 2 is the boat and the memory of penny and Charrolett.
Season 3 is the planetarium where Sarah Lynn died
Season 4 is the Lake house & the doll memory
Season 5 is a memory of Sherona back in horsen around days.
Your videos are great! Keep on the good work! Congratulations.
I like how it can also be argued that Mr Peanutbutter's imaturity partly stems from his serial relationships with young women, he never allows himself to be challenged by someone with a higher or similar level of experience than himself, so he can't change. It's a vicious cycle that he has to break.
A moment of revelation when you said that BoJack throws himself into whatever role he's in, that is very true! He does so with Secretariat as well.
This just made me realize that horsin’ around wasn’t him too, it was him acting... so was secretariat and philbert or was the roles just so aligned to what he felt?
I'm so happy youtube recommended me this video. It's a really good video
Subbed. You don’t just describe the plot like other boring channels, you analyse and share quotes and other sources. Can’t wait for season 6 haha
Your ability to break down the fundamental techniques of storytelling is amazing. Thanks so much for these videos.
One of the absolute best shows of all time. Truly unreal. Awesome channel.
Season 5 was phenomenal. Definitely my second favorite animated show
Kudos Ayala And the first? Just out of curiosity.
@@jaysonjackson7548 rick and morty. I promise you I'm not a cancerous r&m fan. I just genuinely love it.
I think in the next season we will see Mr.PB go through everything bojack was going through and vice versa.
I have to disagree with the Nick Adams quote near the end of the video: in no way is an artist obligated to take account for how the public perceives their work, or attempt to somehow justify its worth. As an artist, I don't owe the public an explanation of my work; they can either take it or leave it, the audience is not automatically entitled to an interpretation. I'd offer an interpretation only if I felt I should.
With that being said, I love your videos on BoJack! Keep it up!
Kevin Finkbeiner I think Adams is speaking less about owing an entitled audience an interpretation and more about a creator taking responsibility for various ways art can be misinterpreted... Specifically I think he was referring to the way some people misinterpret Bojack to make them feel okay with making shitty decisions rather than taking responsibility and making change in their own lives, which was a common reoccurrence in season 5.
It takes a while for the characters in Season 5 to see how bad a figure Henry Fondle is as an executive. But this same blindness could be easily attributed to Vincent Adultman. I think the real message here is that you can not know what is good or bad unless the majority dictates it as such.
EDIT: The rest of your show is... well pretty on point.
That's just your perspective. It can be both.
When I saw that picture of terry crews i freaked out then I Googled it and it took me to a place i never would have expected
What happened with him?
Amazing video. Love how you introduced what you wanted to say from the beginning.
Thanks for the insight I love your content . Your level of consistency and the amount of research you put into every video is something to applauded for
I started watching bojack because a critic I really like said that it was really good
I thought, oh, it'll just be another funny adult show, might as well watch it. And then season 2 happened. And season 3 and 4. And then 5 showed up to punch me in the stomach
I bet that punch hurt so good tho!
Wow I've only seen a few minutes of this video and it's really good. Definitely going to come back to this!
Keep coming up with the philosophy! Your contents are as good as Wisecrack, and I believe you can do more! :)
"but isn't the point of art less what people put into it and more what people get out of it?"
I love how you analyze everything so well!!
you have great arguments,man. I'm loving your videos. You're gonna be big, believe me
that henry fondle poster/photo quote ("he's still inside all of us") really hit me differently because for some people even if their rapists or attackers aren't significant figured in their lives anymore, they still are. they will never forget the feeling and the pain that they have went through and how shitty it felt even if it wont happen again and that just
sucks
Great video I love your channel. It's amazing how the creators of the show were able to pull off their intentions with season 5, It truly changed the way I see Bojack, I was so upset with his character, especially after his conversation with diane at the premiere of Philbert. Best show around 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Great video! You actually made me to google Mimesis!
One can do a PhD on this show.
Im watching this at my grandma's house without headphones on and when you start mentioning adult film i freeze
Thank you so much for this video
I hope it's never taken down
I kinda need this for therapy eheh < 3
That's another reason why it might ne the best tv show ever.
Thanks for the vid. Well done
Unrelated, isn't it kind of funny that Stephanie Beatriz plays Gina on Bojack, and along side a character named Gina on Brooklyn 99?
Also, she is TVs current most underappreciated actor.
Great video. Really excited to see more from your channel!!!
What’s the name of the music playing in this video?
Does anyone know the name of the song in the background? I found it particularly moving, especially when coupled with the imagery of the show
It is called space coast by topher Mohr and Alex Elena
That moment when a Sex Robot is better written then 50% of Netflix shows.
This show is a masterpiece
Even before Fondle, I think the show did a good job talking about how dangerous it can be speaking out against a high status sexual abuser. In Season 2, Diane tries to get people to come forward over a network star and received death threats for it. Bojack and Peanutbutter both tried to get her to stop for different reasons, but the show never made fun of her or saw her in the wrong for wanting to do what she did, even if it didn't have the outcome we wanted. And that unfortunately happens in real life.
This was a sensational season of television >:3
scarring my mental hallucinations to a partial decision I'm not yet obliged to answer quite abruptly and still I haven't entirely accepted my dysfunction haha
i'm always so excited whenever you upload, its always good!!
The fact that you mentioned adult entertainment instead of video games shows what you've been upto, naughty naughty boy ;)
What about Henry hippopotamus
I cannot wait for Season 6.
Season 6 is not over, more is said to come out on the 31st.
Keep doing what you're doing brother. Love the content
I love you so much, but what i love the most about you is how you use "just par for the course" at least 10 times a video hahahaha
These videos are amazing.
I wish I knew how to word as good as you
Your obsession with Bojack Horseman has lead me to try (to really try) to get through the show. But I'm not done season 1 yet, and honestly I'm bored 90% of the time. And I like all the talent involved. It's just not engaging. I think your appreciation for it will have to remain a mystery to me.
WalterLiddy honestly its takes season 1 to reach its stride and its much more engaging after that
hey man it’s been a year since you commented this. i’m wondering if you ever got around to watching the show
This is a fantastic video. Thank you
to be fair, i dont get the hype behind "free churro". i skipped throughout the whole episode. but maybe that's me missing the action from the previous episodes
Love it.
This was a really well made video man
Great vid man! Keep up the good work
Your channel is the best ever!!
Love bojack horseman.... first comment!
Can confim
The instrumental in the background? Is it original? Of not, what's it's name? It's incredible 😍
SoLetro here. Liked and subbed 👍
Did anybody else not like the Henry Fondle arc at all? Like to me it was lazy and out of place for this season. I didn’t understand it until it was made head of the company. And the entire arc of Todd being the head of a silly company didn’t make any sense to me at all. I cringed at that arc. If it was meant to be social commentary then it just fell flat for me.
It fell flat to me too. (No joke intended). I found myself skipping Todd's scenes to avoid his and the stupid robot plot.
Savage books this is my first video of yours but I have high hopes
This is very good man!
wonderful video
Amazing video! Does anyone know the name of the bgm?
anyone know the post rock track playing in the background?
Great video
0:58 si le sabes al POV
Great video! Keep it up:)
Can somebody give me the name of this song used? I hear it in so many video essays but i can never find the name of it
I mimicked a mimic in Prey and got memesis
What does he do with all the time he saves when saying Waks instead of Waksberg?
Mr. Chocolate Hazlenut Spread..............
I had such mixed feelings about season 5 - it was an insightful parable about how perspective can distort your view of the world (in just the ways you described), which is an impressive outcome, surely. But it felt like it sacrificed all heart and comedy to do so; the show used to be maybe 3/4 funny and 1/4 insightful/preachy, which I thought was a perfect combination. This mixture varied at times, but it was still always a story first and an allegory second. Season 5 couldn't help feeling like lecture/parable/allegory only with no focus on story or humor anymore. I think "overbearing" is the word I had in mind while watching. I still liked it, but it was the first season I want to describe as overbearing.
I do not agree with your opinion my friend =)
The Henry Fondle thing was so cringe
8:11 why are their people playing the people in his life?
That OFF soundtrack in the introduction doe.