That Rasputin-looking guy he’s clinging to is okay too.

PC also cares for Bojack the way she cared for her own alcoholic mother. They’re co-mommies to each other.

Dew it.

~losing

Yes, that was real.

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Now I’ve got a question for you. Like, okay. When Ivy told Moose that he wasn’t her best friend any more, and Moose said, “well, you’re still MY best friend whether you like it or not,” was that real?

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It is 100% a betrayal and Judah is most definitely in the wrong, and I think one of the most major casualties of the rushed final season is that it’s never brought up again when PC hires Judah back or when they get married.

I don’t think it’s an unforgivable betrayal necessarily, but for it to be forgiven, Judah would have to have realized, on reflection, that it was wrong, and he’d have to verbalize that realization to get. And I’d like to think that he does come to that realization, but if he does, we as the audience don’t get to see it. The last time it is addressed, he is still defending it, and so for all we or PC know, he still thinks it was acceptable and there’s a very real possibility that the same thing happens again the next time he thinks he knows better than she does what is best for her.

The house is a metaphor for a home. Happiness is a metaphor for change. Everything is a metaphor. You are literally a metaphor!

Mr. PB works directly with Uncle Hanky. Directly. Their shows are heavily cross-promoted. They’re on billboards together.

Does Diane need to be the one to take Uncle Hanky down? Not necessarily. There’s a lot of fucked up shit happening in the world all the time. Sometimes you’ve got to pick your battles.

But when Mr. PB goes to work the next day, work that involves making nice with this actual rapist and promoting his show, he is now actively complicit in covering for his crimes. Why? So he can continue to live in a very nice house? So he doesn’t have to go back to work at Lady Footlocker? How do you look yourself in the mirror after that?

Fuck. Okay, someone reset the “X Days Since a ‘Durr, Bojack Should Have Died’ Post” sign!

While you’re at it, can you check on the “X Days Since a ‘Diane: Best Character or Worst Character?’ Post” sign?

No.

He’s not trying to “advise” anyone else to do anything or live a certain way. He’s trying to convince himself that he’s not feeling guilty or lonely or miserable through Zen Buddhist cosplay.

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It’s about how sometimes you see what you want to see. Even when your partner is quite clear about how they’re a serious adult who values business, you only see the youthful, fun-loving persona you project onto them.

Should have, or “should’ve” for short, never “should of.”

Have all have the grammar errors I of seen, mixing up “have” and “of” is one have the most annoying.

Yes.

Lol at “decide.” There’s no decision, I come to and I’m already on Season 3.

I would like to see an episode in full, UNlike the Christmas special.

This isn’t, like, a blink-and-you-miss-it gag that you have to go frame by frame to catch. Yes, I was in fact looking directly at the screen where they were prominently featured for several seconds.

You have a head-mounted cannon? Neat! I don’t remember any of those in the Bojack Horseman canon.