Admirable Animation #49: "The Telescope" [BoJack Horseman]

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"I'm trying to hold onto my past. It's been so long, I don't think I'm gonna last."

[@lucypiskura9160]

You know what the sadest part about this episode is? You can't really blame Herb for still being mad.

[@fraya1022]

L Piskura - I disagree. It's unhealthy as heck to do hold onto a grudge for 20 years. Especially when are literally about to die. Especially when what he did was ultimately for his career and life? I feel like he should have understood in the long run.

[@themambawarrior2290]

You know what the saddest part about this is? How Herb attacks BoJack on his way out when he stops for a few seconds to examine something, and then proceeds to proclaim that BoJack is the bad person. Yes, the guy is a selfish scumbag, but at least he isn't a hypocrite. He felt remorse for his actions, and wanted to make up, and I can completely understand why Herb doesn't want to forgive him in spite of that. However, when he is walking away, and just pauses for a few seconds to look at one single object, attacking him makes Herb, in my eyes, in the moral red. He has no room to lecture someone on them not being a good person when he attacks someone who's only transgression was 20 years ago, and one that he shows remorse for. He wasn't stealing, he wasn't attacking, he wasn't doing something except momentarily pausing. A good person does not attack someone for not walking away fast enough.

[@Somerandomstranger]

fraya1022 I think that you're forgetting the fact that Bojack did not speak to Herb for 20 years after stabbing him in the back. Bojack could haved apologized after deciding to backstab Herb but no, he didn't try to apologize to him until he found out that Herb is dying if cancer. Seriously, imagine wronging someone in a way and decide to cut off all contact with that person whether intentional or not without apologising. You expect that person to forgive you after a prolonged period of time?

[@themambawarrior2290]

After 20 years, I would forget that someone existed.

[@Somerandomstranger]

themambawarrior2 so you're saying that you no matter how much someone has hurt you, you would forget about it eventually. If for some reason you were ever reminded of that particular moment, would you act as if it never happened in the first place?

[@erttheking]

"I don't forgive you." ............Ow.

[@wolfworks7339]

Yep, this show has become famous for its consequences. You're not always going to be forgiven.

[@Skeloperch]

You're not always going to be forgiven, you won't always get the girl, marriage doesn't mean a happy ending, having been a victim does not mean you cannot be the perpetrator, and everyone has problems that are as important to them as your problems are to you. It's hugely different from most other cartoons. Nothing resolves. Ever. Every plot line goes until it's dropped for a while and brought back again later.

[@carlbloke8797]

Maxatrillion that's why you always make sure to never give up hope

[@tomhanksbff3023]

i bet that at the end we realize that mr.p.b ex was like diane but ended up like this because she couldn't keep up with all of his love and started hating herself then him and ended up like a cunt. that show isn't that great. it's find the most depressing ending possible and then do it.

[@zeitgeistindustries1792]

Anyone who watches this show, says that a lot

[@elchemistgaming4975]

When someone says, "You can't judge a show by its animation," they are damn correct! This show is the best example.

[@Dimensioneer88]

That and South Park. Whether you love it or hate it, you can't deny its long lasting impact.

[@Johnlindsey289]

Like Tezuka once said "You can save poor animation with a good story but you can't save good animation with a poor story". Eight Crazy Nights is an example of good animation poor story

[@isaacstevenson2960]

I’ve only watched the first season so far but from what I’ve seen so far, that couldn’t be more true

[@Silver-Kaitou]

“You can’t judge a show by its animation.” I judge a show by its art style and the amount of fighting in it. Bojack bored me and looks ugly.

[@Sonicrunner2010]

So as the old saying goes, "It's not the outside, _it's what's inside that counts."_

[@Ninjaverse45]

Season 1: ok Season 2: deep shit Season 3: i'm not crying, my eyes needed to cleaned from the inside Season 4: is that an array of hope i see? Season 5: *sobbing on the floor* wHy?!?!?!?!?!? Season 6A: DAAAAAAMN. Season 6B: I'm not sobbing. My eyes just needed to be deeply cleansed with water

[@lightningpo]

with no real spoilers, Season 4: Devastated.

[@zuppadigamberetti7288]

@@lightningpo Season 5 : DEVASTATED vol.2

[@adryannthedefender701]

Season 6 : Recovery and Wise Choices . I hope .

[@ThomasJefferson-xc8wg]

@@adryannthedefender701 yes

[@ianr.navahuber2195]

@@adryannthedefender701 you forgot dread for season 6 part 2 aka season 7 (i mean, if the F word is the one that marks which is season is season, season 6 part 1 is basically just season 6 and season 6 part 2 is by all accounts season 7)

[@walterstreete9196]

"i wanna be an architect" if u watch the show cry with me

[@kaydwessie296]

:"(

[@oldaccountdontlook365]

Like if you cri ery time.

[@JamieCant]

😥

[@savagepie3456]

god damn it dont you dare make me feel this again now im gonna cry for like 3 days

[@thethe2852]

I giggle at Louise because it's mabel's voice. "Today's burger is the child molester."

[@thatguyatthehamburgerstore2221]

I just wanna say something. "You can't just forgive and forget every mistake you've made, but you can improve yourself so another isn't made."

[@josephcalabrese6337]

That is my mind set for the 2020's. Recognize every similar thing I did wrong in the past decade and NOT repeat them. ...Or I'll make new mistakes with all new experiences. Who knows?

[@ianr.navahuber2195]

@Akash Samson i have realized, some people can change, some people can't change, some people change when they shouldnt have, some people change for the A direction when should have change for the B direction (AKA, they change for the better or worse), sometimes they don't change. it depends from person to person. everyone is their own universe afterall in this multiverse we call society

[@arsenicsyndrome7602]

damn how have your 2020s been so far

[@roseolivas08]

In all three seasons, we've only seen Bojack cry once. Once. And it wasn't because someone hurt him, it wasn't because he was sad, it was because *someone believed in him.* the one time we've seen him tear up was not out of depression or pain, but out of *happiness.*

[@ianr.navahuber2195]

hope is scary indeed. specially how, the first time he actually gets kelsey hurt. second time a mixture of his own bad decisions and other external factors doesn't let him at least get in touch with kelsey to say sorry, regardless of if his apology woudl have been accepted or not, and the thrid one, funny enough it wasn't his fault he is unable to work with her again

[@zer0w0lf94]

I watched that episode recently, either last night or the night before. It was touching.

[@abloogywoogywoo]

Actions have consequences. In-actions have consequences. To quote Mr Krabs: "Three cheers for feeling sorry for ourselves!"

[@ianr.navahuber2195]

i know that is the message of the series but sometimes they kinda don't. i mean, todd has yet to suffer from what he did o the dentist clowns

[@nerdyespurr]

Also, props for Bojack Horseman having a canonically asexual character.

[@misbegotten3508]

I dont feel like that alone deserved props. If anything, it either just explains how he got high with women and are constantly exposed to them, but never made a move. That or hell have it dispelled soon.

[@nerdyespurr]

+Star Stuff no, I talking about Todd. When I say Bojack Horseman, I'm talking the show title!

[@princefleaswallow5182]

shit, really? damn i gotta watch this show

[@zerothefool2437]

and he wasn't just a token character, he isn't Todd the Asexual, he's Todd, he also happens to be asexual btw

[@geminijoule5522]

Yeah, in the s3 finale there is a scene that reveals it in the most natural and real feeling way and they show how its totally okay and man this show is amazing

[@stevierose8749]

BoJack Horseman makes Rick & Morty seem fake deep.

[@gregorybest6580]

Timothy Fitzpatrick Dominic's comment was a meme, bro.

[@Endershock1678]

Rick and Morty is deep in a different style that makes it feel fake deep. Rick and Morty can make you think, sure, but BoJack Horseman can resonate with you on a deep level, especially as you grow up.

[@Cyburim]

Stevie Rose Because it is.

[@juannaym8488]

Because that's kinda what Rick & Morty is. It's funny and I like the characters but it's not deep

[@sharebear9165]

Stevie Rose 👏

[@bonboiio5198]

Sarah Lynn? Sarah Lynn? ... Sarah Lynn?...

[@redfacebaby282]

No you better not I will cry I'm a pussy lol

[@DoctorMinjinx]

Ah, that scene hit me hard.

[@Dommbuscus]

fuck.

[@Grayman2003]

xCasket See, Sarah Lynn, we're not doomed. In the great grand scheme of things, we're just tiny specks that will one day be forgotten.So, it doesn't matter what we did in the past, or how we'll be remembered.The only thing that matters is right now, this moment, this one spectacular moment we are sharing together.Right, Sarah Lynn? ...Sarah Lynn?

[@imgood3281]

Whyyyyyyy

[@TriToneTiefling]

I binged the entire show after watching this. Holy shit man, holy shit.

[@Skeloperch]

I binged the second half of season 2 because I was feeling depressed after being fired. Didn't make me feel better in the slightest, but it made me want a Season 3 real bad.

[@xsharts1822]

You do know there is a season 3 right?

[@RaspBerryPies]

ReasonForNo Same

[@brandonespinoza9279]

Did that with Season 4 (September 8, 2017) all in one night when it premiered at midnight , never sleeping, just because it was THAT impactful to watch, and never got bored because it innovates its writing on where the deepest and darkest moments it pulls off so well on how far adult animation can keep on going.

[@passtheketchup4409]

You binged this show? Are... are you okay?

[@Iffondrel]

There's something...I guess surreal about cartoons having the continuity to express that the actions you do and the choices you make don't realistically reach closure after a single episode. My first thought of this was in Steven Universe when Pearl manipulates Garnet for her own satisfaction, hurting both their progress on the mission and their friendship. You can really see how much what she did has strained their interactions. When Pearl apologizes at the end of the episode...Garnet says nothing. Amethyst says something like "I wish things could end like they do in cartoons" and the episode ends. But that gets resolved eventually. Bojack, by the looks of it, takes this much farther. Because in reality there is no set time where something is supposed to heal. It takes time and it takes effort, but if you can't put in what it requires to set things right, then nothing will change.

[@eejdmrj3hw]

To be fair a majority of anime do.

[@katsu890]

It's very rare for western shows to follow a plotline that has continuity and each episode adds something to the story of the entire series, that's why BoJack Horseman deserves props for it's maturity standing out next to other animated adult shows. I largely enjoy cartoons like Steven Universe but as someone who's already grown up, I've waited long for a show that deals with the aftermath of past events from the perspective of someone who's mistakes have changed their life for better or worse.

[@yoshiplaysmc2163]

+Armin Arlert the Hero In defense to shows like Steven Universe and Gravity Falls that do deal with pretty adult issues, they're not allowed to go to the extent the BoJack can since they do air on "kids" channels.

[@fightingmedialounge519]

I say FMA did it well and first

[@fightingmedialounge519]

No being a animated show that ask alot of serious and existential questions.

[@ThePa1riot]

This show actually looks really good. But as Mr. Enter said, it's not a show for those who like happy endings. So I can't really see myself enjoying it. Which isn't to say I need everything to be sunshine and rainbows. I can handle harshness, what I can't handle is bleakness, and there's a difference.

[@TheHDEpics]

i get what you mean

[@KnightofChaosDeck]

Me too.

[@wolfworks7339]

I hear you. You kind of have to be a real cynic yourself to really enjoy it. It's not an optimistic show.

[@ThePa1riot]

Michael Regis Thanks for being cool about it.

[@KnightofChaosDeck]

Anthony Clay That is pretty sweet. I've gotten flak for not liking certain shows.

[@VurrenAnimations]

"didnt a show about a talking cartoon horse change your life" ah, brony jokes

[@skelskeleton]

I... I cant believe i just got that joke.

[@Kimosabes2hot]

ONE OF US!!

[@maddeninggamer]

Not gonna lie; the first place my brain went to was Mr. Ed; MLP wasn't even a thing i thought of.

[@-snek.]

WWWWWILLLLBURRRR

[@ComicWriter-ml3qt]

Vurren ah so that was the joke. I didn't get it till now

[@PaperThinnGlennHall]

people ask "how come half of the characters are animals?" simple. their still people. and anyone can be an animal at one point.

[@michaelbuehler3897]

That's Deep.

[@cryptidrabbit]

It’s actually the irony, it’s meant to show that even though the characters are animals, they’re more human than people in reality

[@thewindthatblows]

Because they work as symbolic entities, there's a page in TV Tropes about the deconstruction of animal stereotypes in the show

[@MagoDSnowman]

That's too much man! *Background laughs*

[@bigbrainanime9485]

Underrated comment.^^

[@geardog24]

After what happened to Sarah Lynn, I can no longer laugh at that.

[@nicholase4850]

nice jack frost

[@rafaelneumann8365]

Her sitcom's character catchphrase is genius for her character. Tragically genius, but still genius.

[@cheatsenabled1662]

Somebody explain to me why it's a tragic phrase in this context?

[@olidon96]

I learned about the F-word policy before I finished season 2, so when it happened, I could kind of see it coming. And I think that really made it real for me. Because when she said it, Bojack knew he had lost her forever. And so did I.

[@UnBR0k3enAngel]

Oli Donohue NO....He can fix it....maybe (?) 😭😭

[@TheFPSKingsGaming]

Oh shit TODD SAID FUCK THAT MEANS THEY CANT BE FRIEND WITH FRIENDS WITH EACH OTHER

[@erin_3569]

Dunno if you watched the 4th season but the fuck is used in a very different maner as the previous seasons. It's...funny. The Bojack's storyline in this season is more optimistic whereas the other characters seem to sink in their problems

[@yellow_jacket3260]

There is some instances where the F word rule kind of is broken. Like in Season 3 Diane says it but it’s cut between two episodes, and season 4 Bojack says it for the first time, but it’s not because he is ending a relationship with someone but planning to end one

[@ianr.navahuber2195]

@@erin_3569 in hindsight the fact the F word of season 4 was wasted in a joke kinda shows season 4 was the most optimistic season of the series

[@eddiethemeanoldyeti6615]

Honestly, "Escape from L.A" from season 2 was my favorite episode. It was, at least in my opinion, the most crushing and brutal episode of the entire series, and it really showed BoJack, despite his best efforts, f*cking up again and shattering a relationship forever.

[@Johnlindsey289]

Fantastic episode

[@casualcraftman1599]

"The world is dark and scary and full of creepy clown dentist. But you got to push through and hope theirs better stuff ahead."

[@ianr.navahuber2195]

i am still sure todd should have gone to jail for that. if bojack had done that, the writers would ahve never let him live that down

[@adampkalb]

@@ianr.navahuber2195 Agreed. Why the heck should Bojack be the only one who gets punished for 💩? I know what you are going to say, and the obvious answer is still going to sound totally ridiculous. April 12, 2020, 3:46pm

[@ianr.navahuber2195]

@@adampkalb i wsih at least the series ahd managed the "Life is unfair" angle. that way it would feel less of a cop out and more like that's how life is

[@adampkalb]

@@ianr.navahuber2195 At least then it would have had a point to make for that. The problem is that Bojack Horseman's writers are way too focused on Bojack's journey and morality to worry about any of their other characters. April 12, 2020, 4:02pm

[@adampkalb]

@@ianr.navahuber2195 Otherwise, it just gets too boring and predictable when Bojack is the only one who gets punished for 💩. I want Jeremiah Whitewhale taken down! 😡 He needs to learn that billionaires like him are not above the law. It should never be legal for even billionaires to murder people for not working! 🤬 April 12, 2020, 4:10pm

[@skuntanksnuggler3919]

If it's going to be "your past", try to enjoy it so when you look back you can smile.

[@crazyluigi6664]

That's kind of like what the penultimate episode of Season 3 kind of says there, so to speak.

[@Yohoat]

But it's a double edged sword, because when you hit rock bottom, all you can think about is how much better things used to be.

[@nayirnolamaz]

+Seth on Ships nope he means all of this will fade away someday

[@Themonkeymartin]

This show can be described in 3 words. Which are actually words that are used for the title of Season 3 episode 10: "It's you"

[@Fralexion]

"Too much, man"

[@ww6372]

Press Start one is a contraction that represents two words. It is you. It's you. It is not incorrect to call it two words or three because both are true statements. One literal and one through representation.

[@gamefreak23788]

I cried during Bojack Horseman. Who else here has seen the whole thing?

[@brandonespinoza9279]

Me, saw the whole series (4 seasons) twice, once by myself, and another time with my mother and younger sister.

[@FriedFrenchFries]

I'm so excited to get depressed again for season 5.

[@Jonathanest90s]

Doopliss the entire series made me laugh and depressed. It’s one of the best tv shows of this decade.

[@imissimeem]

Seen the whole thing twice, and cried at a few different points myself.

[@EzioMonty117]

Saw the entire thing and when the last episode of season 5 was over, i was speechless. I had nothing to say other than.....this show will go down as one of the best in television history. Oh and Season 3 got me teary eyed and i don't cry to shows that often.

[@deuce5546]

My reaction Episode 1: Wheee.... Another customized family guy..... Episode 4: Oh wow, that was actually a cool plot twist! Episode 8: Holy Shit Episode 11: HOLY SHIT Episode 12: Why is he not happy? he got what he wanted... Right? Episode 13: *wheeps* Episode 19: This is actually pretty clever of their part Episode 20: God BoJack, how could you? (a thing that bothers me is that this is never dealed with in any episode later) Episode 21: Oh...... Episode 23: I think i need to lay down a little. Episode 24: Why he cannot be happy? Episode 25: Well fuck Episode 27 (before seeing Episode 35): Well that was pointless Episode 27 (after seeing Episode 35): FORESHADOWING Episode 28: *cries* Episode 35: GOD THE FEELS Episode 36: *sniff* i *sniff* I don't know what to say

[@y.9645]

Basically

[@Johnlindsey289]

@@y.9645 On par with classic simpsons when it got weak at first then better by season 2

[@mojoleprechaun7377]

I thought that you'd never review this. This is my favourite tv show I got so happy when I got this notification. thank you....

[@BrushedPencil]

Same :)

[@Dilbert1999]

Isn't it Netflix exclusive?

[@bazingathethird4671]

+Unfunny Dilbert 1876 yeah

[@smellyLoser0405]

+Unfunny Dilbert 1876 yes but l bet you can find it on KZbin

[@TommyDeonauthsArchives]

+Mojothe Leprechaun Wow! An adult cartoon show that deconstructs sitcoms and isn't about shoving blood, sex, gore, drugs and celebrities down our throats? Where do I sign?

[@crazyinsane500]

What happens in New Mexico stays in New Mexico. Boy this show sure is a charm!

[@TheReviewerBoy01]

That's too much man!

[@draco_system]

...I SHOULD BE DEAD THEN.

[@misterpleaser3607]

What happens in you're mom's bedroom, stays in you're mom's bedroom.

[@Angie-ph2wp]

@TheReviewerBoy01 Yowza wowza bo-bowza

[@Karlos1234ify]

"Did you get there?"

[@rcarfang2]

Bojack is the best adult animated series. I would say it even surpasses South Park.

[@soulhound8739]

No just no. South Park has been going on for 19 seasons and it keeps getting better with each season. Bojack horseman is good but it hasn't been around long enough to create that big of an impact.

[@rcarfang2]

Eaxl I have heard of Spawn the Animated Series but i haven't heard of Maxx.

[@lggravey1762]

I hate to compare a show like bojack to South Park there 2 completely different shows

[@EmpressTiffanyOfBrittany]

To be fair, it doesn't really have much competition. South Park... Erm... I'm having trouble naming comparably popular good adult cartoons... Rick and Morty... Um... Do The Simpsons and Futurama count?

[@Cognitive_Fun]

BLACKIESBOY Archer

[@King-Bubel]

I love bojack horseman. It's such a good show. It strikes a balance between comedy, drama, and depression and tells a sad, character-driven story.

[@LeonardGreenpaw]

Well.... I think I found the next show I am going to binge

[@TheReviewerBoy01]

Hope you enjoy it

[@LaLloronaVT]

please be careful, this show is beautiful but really emotionally draining, heads up by the way, Todd the roommate starts off as annoying but a couple episodes in he literally becomes the lifeline with humor to save you from all the bleakness

[@averyterribleperson5292]

When you binge, we cringe.

[@rafaelneumann8365]

just so you have an idea, one recurring joke is BoJack thinking another character died in his arms. It starts out funny but everyday it gets unnerving and finally it gets really unfunny.

[@rafaelneumann8365]

+Rafael Neumann eventually unnerving

[@esparzacartoons2050]

People before Bojack: This is gonna be the stupidest thing ever. People after Bojack: That was the greatest thing ever.

[@gamefreak23788]

Favorite Episode: "Fish Out of Water" Its dialog free, yet very artistic, sensual, and emotional. Its something that has an impact like "Last of the Starmakers"

[@zuppadigamberetti7288]

What about Free Churro ?

[@calipigenia]

I forgot about that one, such an opposite of one of the latest which is entirely a monologue from Bojack, also an amazing episode

[@EzioMonty117]

Fish Out of Water is by far my favourite episode of the show. But as Zuppa said, Free Churro is also goddamn amazing. The writing on that episode in particular left me completely speechless.

[@NRF-ee6cp]

Same. And it reminds me of that Samurai Jack episode. Wow. Two of Mr. Enter's favorite cartoons have a very similar episode underwater.

[@Tabbimura]

I was heartbroken with Sarah Lynn character. Not only because she reminded me of all those young celebrities who turned rotten. With her voice actress, all I saw an adult Mabel Pines. The most random person in the world....who also overdosed in one episode.

[@Nameless82284]

Well, I hate Mable Pines, so no.

[@b3rz3rk3r9]

Must try to separate Mabel and Sarah Lynn. Otherwise, no one's gonna see or hear from me in a few months.

[@ianr.navahuber2195]

@@Nameless82284 i luckily watched gravity falls first in lain american dub and bojack horseman in english so it makes it easeir for me to see them as 2 different characters

[@Nameless82284]

@@ianr.navahuber2195 I see.

[@aweirdoandaphone4135]

Ian R. Nava Huber Well good for you man.

[@JesusMartinez-rr2ry]

It's so saddening to hear about the hardships Herb had went through, being backstabbed by a friend that he had trusted for so long and eventually, getting cancer.

[@fredricotraversiere8868]

Yeah it cell betrayal

[@Triforce_of_Doom]

Adding this show to my must watch list. I originally wrote it off as another Family Guy until this review.

[@LaLloronaVT]

pace yourself while watching it, it's really emotionally draining

[@Triforce_of_Doom]

Got it

[@LUCKO2022]

Really? Man you missed out. It is awesome. I can't wait for the next season and I just finished last season only a week ago.

[@jammiecammoron4919]

+Pixar The Great To be fair the show does have some quirks. The first few episodes aren't very good, the art style isn't great, and the character designs are pretty bland and don't stand out. However I believe it's on purpose as it's after the hump and everything is set up that it all clicks together and it all makes sense. The show starts off bad to show you how shallow and stupid adult shows are while setting you up to feel secure and safe so that the show can take it away from you, the art style to me is meant to symbolize how ugly the world is while the bright colors seem to try to hide it and make things seem happy like we all try to do in our own lives, and the character designs are MEANT to be bland it seems to play with the idea that you can tell what a person is like from how they look and throws it out the window to show you that your appearance is an act that you put on for other people and that the person you truly are is the one you are when no one is looking and that your flaws and decisions speak more about who you are then anything your appearance can. This show is an experience and it came for me at really good time, I was suicidal and wanted to end my life and one night I'm depressed and thinking about killing myself, when I watch the show and give it a chance after hating it for it's ugly art and bad first episode, I said fuck it it's not like I have anything better to do with my life and the show changed my life it helped me tackle the problems in my life I was avoiding and taught me some lessons that I had no idea I needed to learn, like that life is shitty sometimes and learning how to accept and cope with it is what life is all about and that happiness isn't a goal or measurement of success because it's temporary and the real goal in life is to accept that there isn't a goal in life. This show will make you feel and think things about yourself that you might not be prepared for and it will change you.

[@ThisNameIsG]

This show saved you?

[@Chicklo11]

By the end of series three I do have to agree with Todd though. Bojack keeps saying he's going to change, but he keeps making the same mistake over and over again, and it's kind of exhausting to watch him hurt himself and other characters you love repeatedly.

[@Chicklo11]

I don't know how successful it is, but Bojack could always visit the famous Betty Ford Clinic

[@DuskPShermanWallaby123]

I hated his therapist

[@Endershock1678]

But in the words of Mr. Peanutbutter "Bojack is a broken soul." That's the thing, he tries to change, he does, you can see it in seasons two and three, but he fails, because he was broken by the events of his childhood, by his actions and mistakes. But he isn't sure he can't change. My favorite episode was Downer Ending, even after finishing all three seasons.

[@Endershock1678]

But in the words of Mr. Peanutbutter "Bojack is a broken soul." That's the thing, he tries to change, he does, you can see it in seasons two and three, but he fails, because he was broken by the events of his childhood, by his actions and mistakes. But he isn't sure he can't change. My favorite episode was Downer Ending, even after finishing all three seasons.

[@erin_3569]

Did you watch season 4 since then ? It gives me some hope on Bojack. Spoiler/ I get the impression Hollyhock has a good influence on him. He begin to improve.

[@oscarrivera3398]

I'm a 20 year old young adult, and this show has prepared me for the harsh realities that will become of my life when I get older. We can't resolve Our situations like a cartoon. Scars and wounds take a very long time to heal, some people can't even heal from the scars others have put on them. We all have fears and insecurities that hold us back. Bojack is afraid of being alone, Diane wants to move on with her life but she keeps on dwelling in the past, Todd wants to have fun with his life and also wants to move on but bojack slows him down to his level and ruins every chance Todd made to stay with him. And when Todd found out about Emily. All hell broke lose on their relationship, this quote makes a good example of how some people are in real life "you are all the things that's wrong with your life, it's not the drugs, not the alcohol, or when you were a kid, or the shitty things you did in your career, it's YOU." Reality isn't a sitcom, it takes time and effort to get better. Nothing will be resolved under one night especially something as bad as ruining people's lives for your own benefits.

[@francescomanzo3939]

*our.

[@twixieshores]

To anyone who hasn't seen this show yet, DO NOT binge watch. It'll take a toll on you. Any more than 3 episodes every couple days and I'm depressed for a week.

[@Nikki_the_G]

eh, I binge watched and I started out depressed. I think people focus too much on how heavy the show is. It works because it's able to balance that with some genuinely great satire. But a lot of you are younger than me and more sensitive to this.

[@samalass466]

Even thought i dont really like the show, its not gonna affect me.

[@anxiouscampcamppotato5930]

Too late XD

[@alexvaughan1013]

I made the mistake of binging all of Season 5. I was in similar shock to when I watched A Serbian Film and for the first time, drank spirits to BoJack.

[@ianr.navahuber2195]

@aya the rat king; 🐀 wha does it said about me that i binge watched it in the course of a month and i felt nothing. i am invested in the show and i considered it interesting, but, i kinda feel nothing.

[@stevemorison3787]

"Didn't a cartoon show about a talking horse change your life?" Pretty Much

[@twirox1662]

I thought exactly the same lol

[@DJ-xg4gm]

yup

[@charliebud.cartoongamer]

So, you're MLP fans/ bronies? Not that I have a problem with that, I just want to know.

[@cameronsz6830]

+Mr.MickeyMario Yes.

[@thejadedeagle6729]

Between this and MLP;FIM it makes, me wonder: What is it about horses that changes lives?

[@Doctor4077]

You know, I wasn't planning on watching the show anytime soon. I thought this was just going to be another one of the many reviews of a show/movie that I never really saw and was only really interested in the commentary. But Enter's intro got me curious so I stopped watching the review before it really started and decided to start watching. I few days later I binged watched the whole series, have serious questions about my life, and have this weird feeling of both being glad I decided to watch it yet at the same time regret for doing this to myself. We need more shows like Bojack Horseman. Adult animation that can actually relate to adults not because it has swearing, sex and drugs, but because it makes people see the darker aspects of life that they try to avoid.

[@lernernernerdicapricorn6914]

This literally describes how I started watching it lol, except I watched the review til the end. I never had any interest in the show even though my best friend went on about it and i just watched this review for fun, but it convinced me to binge through it. Now its one of my favourite tv shows

[@megamage911]

more or less the same for me. I'm almost done with season 2 and decided to rewatch the review... Damn man it's harsh. I just watched ep 11 of season 2... What is it with ep 11's in this show? the 11th episode of season 1 had an extremely depressing ending as well.

[@ScootertrixStudios]

Just so you know, i'm glad you do what you do. Your reviews have had a big impact on me. You've opened my eyes to many series that I would have never given a chance and given me a lot of insight on creating and improving content of my own. And about your thoughts at the end of the review... No one knows what the future holds. This might be your "good old days", or it might not. But just look at people like JK Rowling. She wrote Harry Potter when she was 32, and before that she had seen herself as a failure. I guess my point is, you never know what might happen down the line. But i'd say just do what you love doing.

[@kylecope528]

I second this. Whatever you get into, Mr. Enter though I can't be with you personally, I will come to the comment section whenever you need words of solace.

[@scorch2155]

Did not expect to run into you here but then I don't expect to run into anyone I enjoy the content of I habe to say you summed things up nicely

[@DaywalkerNL94]

So it's basically like Gravity Falls or Star vs the Forces of Evil for adults. The show that, at first, looks like a joke fest but then turns out it actually has an actual plot. Sweet

[@sunitofataloutbreak6563]

You basically explained the way i felt about the show before i watched it lol

[@Skeloperch]

It's more plot than anything else. A really good, introspective kind of a plot, but still. And I say this as someone who has Bojack Horseman in their top 3 adult cartoons. It kicked The Simpsons out, for me, anyways. It's the only thing that managed to top Fry's dog in Futurama. Episode 8 - 11 of season one hit real hard.

[@rizkunisnator]

except Gravity Falls was a complete disappointment

[@grahamkristensen9301]

That seems to be the pattern a lot of cartoons are making these days.

[@chatboss000]

+WheelnShifter Reviews I agree, although having a plot is not to be confused with having a good plot sometimes :/ Adventure time has more "continuity" imo than "plot"

[@almatsailaukhan9181]

3:01 i think you mean "back... in the 90s... I was in a very famous teeEEEEeeveee shooow"

[@Dill_Pickle1997]

Truly the nostalgia critic new what he was talking about when weird is the new brilliant

[@mimszanadunstedt441]

Saying weird is the new brilliant is really heavy handed

[@ratkisses8079]

BoJack Horseman fuuuuuucked me up.

[@imthesadguyduh]

CuttlefishCutie me too

[@benign_canine3423]

I'm giving up sleep to watch this review. NO REGRETS

[@anotheronebitesthedust6100]

it's not like 15 mins is a lot.

[@329link]

+YOLOL there is no difference

[@thececilianator]

You need to give up sleep to watch this show

[@anotheronebitesthedust6100]

Jaegar Ultima what?

[@jennibeanthesweetsqueen5245]

+HoundBlue I remember you from a Peter day stream

[@WalYT]

It's like Steven Universe. I hated it, I thought it was alright, and then it was amazing.

[@JayboCorp.2014]

I don't even Steven Universe.

[@Rockymann27]

It just stayed alright for me.

[@HarryCrotez]

I know right!

[@GREATGAIWAIN]

I personally hated the early SU episodes.

[@HarryCrotez]

GREATGAIWAIN True that.

[@Jsdo1980]

The nurses are often bears. Care bears.

[@Johnlindsey289]

I get the joke as i grew up in the 80s and knew of Care Bears

[@Ferrychick1]

After watching this on Admirable Animation, I've watched all three series. I loved it so much that I laughed and cried. It's like the three seasons were combined into a novel.

[@randomcanadianguy]

Season 4 came out, did you see it?

[@Ferrychick1]

Yes. I can't wait for a 5th season! I can't wait that long!

[@darklethal3517]

Envious Green it's here

[@BlueMageDaisen]

Mr Enter. As someone suffering with mental issues I know full well how it feels to look into the future and be terrified of what may come. But the future is yet to be decided. We can plan and hope but we will never know what will happen until it happens. As scary as it seems all we can really do is step into it and see what it has in store

[@cole3209]

BoJack's friend Herb sound like an older Dan from Dan Vs..

[@MrLegendofLP]

I thought the same thing.

[@undead923]

That makes....too much sense

[@megatennepster3833]

Dan is just as cynical as Herb. Makes sense.

[@user-bu3xt6mj4s]

Maybe the same actor,

[@MegaSoulHero]

+ShadowMSXGrafx 111116 “Copyright Outlaw 6” /Lita Mimiya Lukcia It's not

[@adampkalb]

12:33 This reminds me of something BoJack said to Sarah Lynn in That's Too Much Man. "Why can't life be like it was on Horsin' Around? All our issues conveniently settled in 22 hilarious minutes." October 18, 2019, 12:19am And then Sarah Lynn said "You know, it's amazing that it's legal for kids to be actors. How is that not child labor? I didn't know what I was signing up for. I was 3."

[@jeremyneil1125]

Mr. Enter, this is probably your best Admirable Animation review. BoJack Horseman looks like an interesting show and I'm considering to binge watch this show. Thanks for reviewing this show.

[@thegamingmonkey5590]

Jeremy Neil was not a smart idea to binge watch this show

[@jeremyneil1125]

Justin VD Merwe Why?

[@thegamingmonkey5590]

Because honestly this show kind of made me depressed

[@jeremyneil1125]

Justin VD Merwe Yeah, but I still think it's sincere in its depiction of depression. It's not insulting like One Coarse Meal.

[@thegamingmonkey5590]

Thats why its such a masterpiece

[@bubblebriarrose]

Bojack Horseman and Bob's Burgers are changing the Adult Cartoon game, and I'm so ready

[@Bullboy_Adventures]

Adult swim still sucks since they've shown reruns of koth, family guy, American dad, and Cleveland show for the past few years

[@bubblebriarrose]

They need to bring back Home Movies, that was one of the best comedy shows

[@SecrecyKillled]

I agree with you there! Home Movies set the bar up high (not animation wise of course, but character and story wise), that most of the shows since then have failed to reach. Love that show

[@bubblebriarrose]

Well the guy who wrote Home Movies is writing for Bobs Burgers now....explains a lot XD

[@SecrecyKillled]

He also did Lucy! Daughter of the Devil...I loved that show so much...I don't know if anybody else remembers it but it was hilarious.

[@AidanL17]

One of the things I like about BoJack Horseman is the effort they put into visual gags in the background or to the side.

[@there4you19]

This episode has been Foreshadowing up to season 5 that he realizes that he's his own worst enemy.

[@amelonnamedkate1400]

I noticed the F word rule too So the people so far who said it are Herb, Charlotte, and Todd. Who do you guys think he's going to fuck up next season?

[@manband20]

This show is SO GOOD. The last two episodes had me in tears and I'm not ashamed to admit it whatsoever.

[@rafaelneumann8365]

Me too. The payoff of Sarah Lynn's catchphrase and the recurring joke about BoJack thinking she finally died in his arms because of him finally reached its obvious conclusion. And it still was worse than a kick in the nuts.

[@lukeg1940]

+Rafael Neumann I couldn't cry and I cry a lot from that show season 1 I cried season 2 I cried multiple times season 3 I was absolutely drained I couldn't feel. anything

[@manband20]

***** Try using kisscartoon. It has all the seasons.

[@gameinsane4718]

+Sir Kewiken+ damn onions

[@charliebud.cartoongamer]

Bojack Horseman always reminds me of Bob's Burgers, and I love both of those shows. But when I go to Netflix to watch Bob's Burgers, I find it in the kids section of Netflix for some reason.

[@DanmanTV-wu8uv]

It is in between kids and adult humor,

[@charliebud.cartoongamer]

+DanmanTV 1031 In one episode they were talking about anuses. They curse in some episodes and have adult imagery.They also have adult humor that even Animaniacs couldn't put in their show sometimes.

[@mcrarburger]

Its like the Simpsons kinda

[@charliebud.cartoongamer]

+mcrarburger Now that you say that, it does make me think of The Simpsons too.

[@nolifeman2019]

Bobs burgers is a show you can sit down and watch with the whole family. Bojack isn't, I don't think the two shows are similar in the slightest.

[@TonyaGreenBane]

0:00 - 2:11 Literally me watching the show, while watching the show. My brother helped me through it with Life is Strange logic, whispering "This will be remembered" after certain events without saying what would be remembered. My lord, I cried every time

[@CrookiNari]

I've watched this review many times over the years, and I think my life and the way I view my circumstances would be very different if I'd never watched the show. I'm grateful. You are spot on when you say BH can change your life. Everyone should at least try to watch it. Properly.

[@Torthrodhel]

I don't watch your admirable animations as much as your animated atrocities, but goodness me, this seems like an interesting show to get into. Definitely checking this out now (wasn't at all interested until I watched this review).

[@araptorwearingahat7735]

You don't watch admirable animations as much because he doesn't make them as much

[@torokami1109]

Do it, I don't think you could regret it! I already talked a friend into watching the show and he's a big fan now ;)

[@kk-kt8rh]

Just binged watched season 1. you won't regret it!!

[@Torthrodhel]

Nah raptor, even given that ratio disparity, I still don't watch them as much; what I mean is I've watched pretty much all of the atrocities ones, whereas I've only watched maybe a third of the admirable ones, at most. I think it's just human nature, finding more fun in finding fault with things than with praising things (because survival instincts developed along lines of problem solving, and that's why it feels good to notice when things suck - stuff that's already good doesn't need solving therefore it doesn't feel as good to notice it).

[@araptorwearingahat7735]

+Jane Ross oh ok

[@awesomegnat2065]

This review is why i got netflix

[@Gunman610]

Once per season, they drop the F-bomb, and they do it for maximum impact.

[@rrullo]

Randomly stumbled upon this video in 2019. God has the show topped all of this. Free Churro was f*king good.

[@HappyGuy343]

"This show has tighter continuity than Avatar The Last Airbender" that single line convinced me to add this to my watch list.

[@imadmohamed841]

Do I hate Mars bars

[@rocketgirl454]

Wrong channel

[@patchwork9707]

what no maybe? wtf is this doing on this video

[@ariryan8832]

Sorry?

[@donpacificbobcat9er615]

Hm... A foretelling of this KZbinr's fate perhaps?

[@spongethebest2728]

In Soviet Russia mars bars hate you

[@parasitoalienigena]

Chapter 35 was too much man. I really didn't expected to end that way, I couldn't help but to cry. BoJack Horseman is psychologically awesome, unlike many films and shows nowadays.

[@irismikushibi5600]

todd is a very good version of comic relief characters. most, if not all of the time, when a comic relief character shows up out of nowhere i scoff or sigh or something. but whenever todd just randomly appeared, he made the episode one hundred times better. he’s a fleshed out character even though he’s mostly there for comedy. TLDR; i love todd

[@lemoniieeee]

Was I the only one that felt the way "fuck" was used in that moment really hurt? Like wow it was used really well there

[@Hikaru4Ever852]

Honestly, one of my favorite animated shows by far. It took me a while to get through it because so many of the episodes needed some time set aside to let everything sink in and how much it all got to me. Some of the stuff really called me out on some of the bad stuff I do too. Holding back on watching season 4, don't think I'm ready just yet. I'm really glad you like it.

[@theeternalslayer]

Season 3 episode 11: That's too much man. probably the darkest ending of the show

[@archer1949]

"Fuck, Man. What else is there to say?"

[@COrraThereal0ne]

so summed up in a nutshell this show is depressing as fuck

[@puppyhowler]

like steven universe! am i right? XD

[@Karleetoh]

don't worry. it got cheerful stuff to balance it out

[@MJuegaES]

Very little and sporadic, and it's usually followed by something soul crushing. Also, the happy things never happen to BoJack. C'est la vie.

[@yungslyme4341]

Chan Riggins yep I have cried....a lot

[@yungslyme4341]

puppyhowler this show is 100x better

[@king_big_pp]

Chin up, Mr. E. The future is a scary place. But we're all getting there together. We're all gonna make it, brah

[@slumshoes]

15:42 I am now 33 and this show made me ask the question, 'when was the last time I was truly happy?'.

[@Delta_Aves]

I've watched the first two seasons of the show and am halfway through the third and I'll tell ya this show is very nihilistic. I mean forget this show not being for people who like happy endings, this is not a show for people who believe in the best of humanity. Yet, it still comes from a place you can sympathize with. We needed a show like this for a long time, one that doesn't talk down to its audience and doesn't sugarcoat the harsh reality of the characters' environment. Consider this show a big fuck you to those that see Hollywood only as a paradise of fame and glamour.

[@kirbydedede2494]

Finished the show. I like to thank you for introducing me this show. One of the best shows to exist.

[@HyenaFox]

10:09 I do want to point out that one of the saddest things about this episode is that he actually did start to threaten to walk away alongside Herb, but before he could finish, this executive stops him and points out that the show will still make money without Herb. He tried, but he didn't have the resolve to fully stand up for his friend, and this is what kills it. He was JUST a LITTLE BIT too passive, and that's what blew it.

[@brennanperry8001]

danm, when you haven't heard the f word in a long time and it pops up on such a serious note it just hits so much harder

[@tdawg7764]

I'm Just finished season 2, holy fuck....

[@tdawg7764]

It is very hard to watch this review without thinking of the season 2 finale....

[@tdawg7764]

Season three... shit

[@swishfish8858]

I think you've convinced me. I thought the same thing, that it was another "look how gross I am I'm even grosser than Seth MacFarlane PLEASE LOVE ME" show. I'll need to give this a watch, no more spoilers for me.

[@bigmacsama]

There's a way to watch for free without using Netflix, if you're interested.

[@Pirategod23]

best show ever

[@crazyluigi6664]

Tell me how to watch without Netflix!

[@bigmacsama]

Simple. Go to KissCartoon.Me and type in the name of whatever show you grew up with or now and it'll pop up in seconds.

[@zfrometa8316]

how was it

[@jasontscott-west6037]

Aren't humans anthropomorphic animals?

[@SpoopySquid]

*puffs some weed* dude... that's so deep

[@guy5529]

No

[@RikoZerame]

Given that "anthropomorphic" means "having human characteristics", technically yes. That would be roughly like calling Blackbeard "piratical", or fire fiery; it's what we call a "mathematician's answer", that is technically correct in a way that is completely useless to humanity, God, and whatever aliens are monitoring us right now wondering what the Higglethorp we're talking about.

[@leotamer5]

Actually no. If you take the two words literally, than yes, however when used together in that context it means a more specific thing of non-human animals with a human-like body. Technically a centaur would be anthropomorphic, but we generally would not call it an anthropomorphic animal. So, Context, it matters.

[@jasontscott-west6037]

leotamer5 would non-human primates that share traits with humans due to a common ancestor be literal anthropomorphic animals or are humans simianopomorphic animals?

[@Scar1280]

Holy crap, thank you for getting me to watch this! It is by far becoming one of my favorite shows, and I binged it until halfway through season two in the first day. PLEASE, anyone that reads this comment, if you haven't already, give the show a watch, you won't regret it.

[@brandongovreau9218]

In the end of BoJack Horseman he gets his closure gets clean apologizes and reconnects with his friends

[@ItzzzBeamo]

Considering your life realization, I wish you luck and longevity in these "best years"

[@ahnifollett]

I want to watch this now.

[@yoyohayli]

0:47 - "Who would WANT to relate to a character like BoJack?!" ...My boyfriend told me that this would be his life exactly if he was famous. Except _slightly_ less assholeish.

[@TwilightTheCabbit]

I actually didn't want to give BoJack Horseman a chance when it first started up because I saw images from it and stuff like that and it just seemed like your run of the mill crappy adult sitcom in the same league as Family Guy, except that the main character was a guy with a horsehead. That's how unaware I was, since I didn't know he was just a full on humanoid horse living in a world of humans and humanoid animals. And I had no idea how deep this show could get. It's amazing how much an anthropomorphic horse, of all things, can make you feel and how much you can relate to him. And there are many episodes that could have definitely worked as admirable animations. So I can understand how hard it must have been to pick just one. Me, personally, I would have probably picked Downer Ending when it comes to season 1 episodes. It was just so trippy and bizarre, but also extremely sad and depressing, seeing how happy BoJack's life could have been if he had gone down an entirely different path than the one he actually went down. He could have been married, had a kid, grown old with his family, and just been a happy horse. Also, I just want to bring up how near the end of season 3, after all of BoJack's friends have pretty much left him because of his bad choices, notice how the background of his house is completely empty and devoid of life in the opening when prior to this, it had been quite busy with Diane, Todd, Princess Carolyn, and several others hanging out in the back. But now, it's completely empty, kind of like BoJack's life by this point. It really makes you think. I came here to laugh. Not to feel. I was definitely not expecting BoJack Horseman, a show that looks as crude as it does, to make me feel as much as it does. Not often an adult cartoon can make you feel this way. But BoJack succeeds where others horribly fail. *cough* Family Guy *cough*

[@Johnlindsey289]

Family Guy was edcent in the beginning but should had ended at season 8 and do you think it's better than Zombie Simpsons (Seasons 12 to now) and more on par with classic Simpsons, Futurama and more?

[@NRF-ee6cp]

Jigsaw: The cure for cancer. What is it? Me: He...he brings up a good point. Jigsaw is sympathetic. This was a good episode. I liked it. This show has the best continuity alongside Steven Universe and MLP FIM.

[@GuyWithThePie]

Notification Squad rolling in

[@forestelfranger]

Auto bots roll out!

[@mr.whimsic6902]

hi

[@ReimuHakureiShrine]

How about no.

[@birberking6999]

What a deep comment to go with this video

[@ButterStick64]

I love that scene so much. Never in my life, let alone TV, have I heard, "I don't forgive you."

[@wyatt8724]

I'm so glad that you watched and loved this show. From the day I first watched this show I've been waiting for more people to realize how amazing it is

[@RavensOfRubicon]

This whole review was spot on, 100% of why I loved Bojack and still do. It hits way harder then I ever expected, and asks and trys to answer the haed questions of life. You put to video the exact feelings I couldn't word.

[@RavensOfRubicon]

hard*

[@wolfclaw719]

Why do tv shows about horses keep tugging at my heart in really weird ways?

[@Djstudiosgold]

The scene that hit me the hardest was the "it's you" speech from Todd. Because it was a scene that finally, FINALLY put into words what I've been feeling about my own family for a while: You can't just feel bad about something after the fact and think that makes whatever you did go away. People can and WILL hold grudges against you and they're not always the bad guy because of it.

[@zer0w0lf94]

Danny Jaycox That scene did the same thing for my feelings towards Michelle Plumby from Gwendy & Ghost. It all started when I saw screenshots of the first part of the speech on Twitter. When sketch previews for Gwendy & Ghost Episode 9 started being posted, that speech flashed through my mind because it was clear the episode would start with Michelle making a bad decision. It had been a while since Michelle felt bad about her bad decisions, so Todd’s speech felt like an appropriate response to her potentially feeling bad again. The day Episode 9 began was the day I searched for Todd’s speech on KZbin, and the second half really got me. Since that day, I came across more and more clips that made me compare BoJack to Michelle, which led to me finally starting the series last month. I watched Downer Ending last night and by the end, I was feeling a little giddy because I finally got to see the “Good Person” scene in full context. Can’t wait to reach “It’s You.” Gwendy & Ghost is on Tapas and Webtoon, though updates are more frequent on the former. tapastic.com/series/Gwendy--Ghost www.webtoons.com/en/challenge/gwendy-ghost/list?title_no=191551 Join Tapas to discover amazing stories and unlock episodes of unique comics and books. Use my code JAVO410D for 200 Ink when you sign up!

[@Sewblon]

I see so much of myself in Bojack Horseman that its terrifying. The living in the past, the retreating into depression and self-pity, the keeping everyone at arms length. The main difference between me and the character is the substance abuse, the sex, and the multiple felonies. I am much more boring than Bojack is.

[@yourethatmantis5178]

does anyone remember that crappy show about a kid getting Walt Disney's brain or whatever and sees cartoon characters all the time? MrEnter should do an animated atrocity for that, I think it still applies even if it is part live action.

[@mamitomoeyestherealmamitom1466]

Is the show "Out of Jimmy's Head"?

[@jvg7498]

And for some reason, has an alien sister and lives with a guy who wants to take his new brain.

[@Regfife]

+★DetectiveKZbin★ Funny, I was recently thinking of that show. Did it get better than the pilot?

[@zerothefool2437]

now that i think about that made zero sense, ok yeah lets say getting a new brain works, well that means that means that Jimmy is dead, and Walt basically got a new body, you don't magically keep your personality and memories if you change your brain, your brain is literally you

[@hellothisismufin]

Reanimated/Out of Jimmy's Head? the movie was one thing, but god damn the show was worse

[@LanceM1901]

SPOILER WARNING (this post discusses a character's sexuality)

[@toonamivhs4176]

thank you for spoiling a ploy point for those of us who haven't watched the show.

[@toonamivhs4176]

+Weeping Koopa I haven't even watched episode one. I watched this review to decide on checking this show out.

[@toonamivhs4176]

+Weeping Koopa yeah. ive heard nothing but good things from it.

[@TheReviewerBoy01]

spoiler man

[@marcusmclean9704]

as spoilers go, this really isn't much. it's not supposed to be a secret.

[@dragontatoes]

I think you struck the nail on the head for why this show reeled me in so quickly. It's honest, painfully so, but uses elements of fantasy and a mix of light and heavy humor. It's satire, but finally done *right*. Silly yet boring is the standard for many animated shows, when candid yet fascinating is what makes a true gem.

[@ColinSpalten]

I just finished watching the 11th episode of the show and just...wow. Thank you so much for turning me onto this show! I had the same thoughts on it before watching as you did and it just really looked very basic. But after watching this and I recommendation from one of my friends I finally gave it a watch and all I have to say is thank you. There's nothing better than finding something new that can speak to you on a deeper personal and human level. I'll definitely be recommending this to everyone I can (and I still haven't even finished the first season yet). Keep up the fantastic work man!!!