I think what’s even more beautiful about Diane letting bojack know she was ending things with him is that in life, most of the time, you don’t get closure like that. You don’t get a final conversation or get to wish them well. Most of the time people drift in and out of our lives and hardly have the time to end things. Bojack could’ve never heard back from Diane ever again or been left to think things were still open. Diane truly did care and love bojack as a friend and it’s beautiful she was able to recognize all the horrible things he did but still recognize that he was one of the closest people to her in her life.

7:47 her voice is sooo comforting. I wish I had someone like her

i cried to a black screen what is my life

This show is not good enough for a repeat, but I come back to certain parts from time to time😅

I rarely comment on videos, specially one I have seen so many times before, but this is the first time I understand Diane talking about her LA years as a forming experience, what made it so special and how’s she’s not nostalgic for it. Having moved far away from home and far away from a former self I have to admit it hits hard and they couldn’t have chosen a better ending song to this amazing serie. Maybe I’ll never learn to trust the happiness, but I’ll sure as heck trust those close to me.

"The View from Halfway Down" is the perfect climax to a series, and "Nice while It Lasted" is the perfect dénouement.

Can you do another one? Bojack audio

Maybe it's everybody's job to save each other. 2:55

rick riordan writes nothing but peak

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6:11 ost?

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I see myself when I look at Diane

i kinda love how they talk through each other on the dialogue sometimes. makes it more realistic.

My ex broke up whit me and one of my best friends had sex whit her right after we broke up. He is in the same friend group as me and my other friends still hang out whit him and, i don't want to have any contact whit him, i realised that I'm going to have to leave my friend group because i can't make them pick sides. I feel really alone

I swear this ending broke. In a good way. Lol Bojack Horseman is the most mature and real adult animated show I've ever freaking seen, man. :')

I think my favourite part about hearing Diane talk about that phone call was how, in the last episode, the call to Diane was a reprieve from a horrifying situation of his impending death. She sounded so unbothered in his dream and it was bittersweet how the thing he wanted most in the last moments of his life was to hear her voice. Flip it around to her point of view and we find out the voicemail was full of barely-coherent emotionally abuse. It was one of the most traumatizing things to happen to her, enough to upset all of her life plans and make her backslide into her old defensive behaviours. This show and this season was amazing at turning the perspective around on Bojack's actions and show how things can look very different on the other side of a relationship without misrepresenting anything he did.

Shadamy’s Conversation

hermano me hace mierda todas las veces

it's real

5:17-5:25 this line hits me so much harder now that my best friend will move away 😢 everything is worse now.

I thought i could handle hearing this conversation again. i was wrong and now im sitting in my bed in the middle of the night crying heavily

Idk what it is but this dialogue is just reminding me the Convos we had i really miss her man just wish she knew how much she really meant to me i love you vinne evn tho we were never meant to be.

Can someone please tell me the name of tune that starts at 6:12 😢

Growing up and watching your favorite things disappear from Disneyland is so disheartening

I really love their final conversation about movie night. Really shows what good friends they were and could have continued being. It also let them have their final memory together be a funny, inconsequential story instead of Diane setting the boundary and letting Bojack know that she was severing ties to him.

Greatest show of all time, the amount of times I've rewatched it is insane. Glad I got to witness and be there from when it first released all the way to the end <3

2:45 story of my fucking life

unpopular opinion: Bojack horseman shoueld've ended on halfway down

My favorite quote from this conversation is: "Life's a bitch and then you die, Right?" "Sometimes. And sometimes life's a bitch and then you keep living." Such a simple interaction, but the message is one that caps off the show really well. Life often sucks, but that doesn't mean it has to devastate you. "Life's a bitch and then you keep living."

Is that u diane???

The relief I felt when she revealed that she and Guy were engaged was INSANE. Guy is. . well- the perfect GUY for Diane.

This feels like I'm playing Undertale for the first time I got the whole game spoiled! The whole experience for me is artificial! It's still meaningful! Wait... is it? No. All I know is it feels good. It feels good. I guess.

The problem is that people who cut people off like that are usually narcissistic themselves. They'll go through life thinking they are special and that they "deserve" to be around people that validate them all the time. The western world has become obsessed with narcissism. Sometimes, relationships are about pain but a lot of people just give up early because they feel the world owes them something.

Wow. Never seen the show once in my life. Hearing this made me cry my eyes out, thinking of my past relationship haha

At least Bojack Finally learned to accept his actions have Consequences.

"I'm glad I knew you too" T-T

My friend and I had a friendship like this. Last week he called me before he unalived himself. This is the closest to a last conversation I feel like I’ll ever have with him

I imagine this conversation for closure I should have had with my toxic BPD ex who had no ability to take accountability for his decisions but didn't get to. I'm glad Diane and Bojack had it for all of us though.

7:28 fuck

The line 'What good has being mad at you ever done for me?' Really hits home for me, I keep coming back to it... it's the realization that you have to let go of a grief someone has caused you. Not in a forgiving way, but a moving on way

All my life, I've been scared of Maybe. Maybe my dad will be angry when I get home. Maybe I won't get a call for my first job. Maybe I won't get the full-time position. Maybe I won't close on my first apartment. Maybe things won't work out with my new roommate. Maybe moving away will result in failure. I've been scared of Maybe for an my life. Maybe has been the true villain of Bojack Horseman ever since the beginning. Everyone is just trying to make their lives better, but they don't know what is best for them, and Maybe keeps them in a scared corner. Maybe Diane will build a world where she isn't defined by failure and maybe Bojack with keep crumbling and dropping back into his horrible habits. Maybe one day we'll get better. That's what Bojack Horseman is all about. Maybe one day, we'll get better.

I keep coming back to this video every now and then before bed. Life has changed so quickly and sometimes it's hard for me to take a responsibility for it as an adult. Stuff is difficult for me now, and the least I can do is come back to Bojack and hope that every day will get a little easier.

The fact that Diane can quote the whole voicemail shows how much it traumatized her😔

I'm not ready to binge watch the whole show again, but this final conversation likes gives me some peace, peace that even they're not as close friends as they were in the past, they can still have a nice final chat.

I come every now and then here and listen to this. It’s been years since I’ve watched and it still hurts even it was right

"then why you always make me feel like it was?" this phrase breaks my heart

diane's line about being grateful for people who were never meant to be permanent characters in your story hits me like a truck every time. most of the people i've let go of or been let go of by went out with claws and teeth. i hurt them, they hurt me, but ultimately i'm glad we knew each other. i have this ex who i was a total bojack horseman to. i won't try to justify it because it's not like i had no control over myself, but i was severely depressed and struggling with unaddressed BPD. i knew we were doomed from the second we met, but i was convinced for the longest time that we were meant to be together. things started good, as they tend to, and fell apart very quickly. we hung on too long. we flew past the exit and then the first several opportunities to correct our mistake. he finally had enough and left, but we were both so codependent at that point that we tried to be friends thrice afterwards. while we were friends, i hated him. i hated everything about him and talking to him made me sick. when we finally called it quits for good, i was angry and my depression got a lot worse. it took a long time, but i eventually came to terms with everything that had happened. i'm trying to be a better person so i never hurt anybody the way i hurt him again. so that i never have to lose someone like that again. i'm glad i knew him, and i hope he is able to heal from what i put him through. i hope it's sunny where he is. i hope his life is finally at least okay.

It is likely indeed that this may be the very last time Diane and Bojack speaks to each other. But I'd like to think, it's just the last time we hear them talk to each other. Somewhere, in that world, Bojack and Diane met again, at some point in time, having lived their lives the best they can. Because that's what happens when you say goodbye, you can be surprised at how much things gets around you, and you'll see them the next few days, weeks, or years.

Am I toxic? Why does this dialog feels like something me and crystal would have…