BoJack Horseman Season 6 Teases THE END for BoJack- REVIEW

[@Johnny2Cellos]

Hey everyone! I recently started a Discord server and you should all swing by to talk BoJack with us! discord.gg/hZVrx3Z

[@kollinm3963]

HOLY CRAP, I WATCHED "Free Churro" AND THE SONG AT THE END OF S6EP1 IS THE PARTY SONG THAT BEATRICE DANCES TO

[@Johnny2Cellos]

@GameWizard21st because I mistook the terms for one another! Genuine mistake haha

[@jeanlionelle7900]

Your invite isnt valid anymore, I'd love to join!

[@Holthis]

When I heard Peter talking I was like who is this, he’s not a new character, who is he reminding me of? And then when he started telling his high school story I audibly shouted, “OH shit, no no no no no no...”

[@BLUEBEATLE001]

Same I threw my lighter and screamed no no no oh my God it's him it's the kid from season 2 finale

[@amyfey3112]

John P My mind was also racing, with who is this?

[@AI-ig9qn]

PETE REPEAT!!

[@mr.blindside6981]

John P dude it’s fucking crazy

[@Johnny2Cellos]

Haha you had my exact reaction AND our names are both John P?!?

[@briand7799]

I feel no sympathy for Sarah Lynn's mother. She is a terrible person, who tried to make Sarah Lynn's life all about herself and has done the same with her death.

[@lettylunasical4766]

If the truth about Bojack gets revealed, then the *whole* truth should come out about all the people who helped screw Sarah-Lynne including her creepy dad and negligent mother.

[@jordannewitt]

@@lettylunasical4766 i reckon it'll be an interesting bit of irony if Sarah Lynne's mom tries to make some legal case against Bojack or a huge cancel campaign. It's not like I want Bojack to 'beat this thing'. He fucked up and should pay the consequences but it'd be pretty cathartic to see Bojack call out the mum for her emotional abuse of Sarah Lynne, and the implied abuse of her stepfather

[@Torthrodhel]

@@jordannewitt I could see that happening, too. Bojack's exactly the kind of person to call other peoples' shit out on his way down, been a character trait of his since the 2nd episode of the 1st season. And not a negative one either. Actually it might be a big part of what kept him likeable enough to keep us going through all the horrible stuff. It's a way in which unlike most other ways, he's always been brutally honest even to the point of personal misfortune - when it's someone else's lies being called out.

[@alexvaughan1013]

Straight from The Horse's mouth, Sarah Lynn's parents are "pieces of shit who don't know they're pieces of shit".

[@rajanogray9088]

Children who are thrown into celebrity status at a young age often have serious issues as adults. Michael Jackson, Macaulay Culkin, and (most notably) "Hanna Montana" Miley Cyrus who probably inspired Sarah Lynn's character.

[@user-uw6qw2ii1j]

My heart kept sinking every time Holyhock asked “who is he?”

[@Deviant69]

*Hollyhock

[@user-uw6qw2ii1j]

@@Deviant69 facts.

[@tiat3137]

@@Deviant69 No one cares.

[@Deviant69]

Tia T Take a hike.

[@delbut12]

These replies

[@skylarjnelson6898]

it was really interestig to see that while princess caroline always hated gecko, gecko never hated her. if anything she viewed their relationship as healthy competition. but by far my favorite thing about this season was watching guy and diane navigate their relationship. they have such great chemistry and I'm excited to see how it plays out

[@obidobi6741]

it really just goes to show how perspective can change things, while we thought of gecko as this almost villain type character, she's actually not that bad and never ment any harm towards princess caroline. one of the many reasons that i love bojack horseman.

[@AceAndSpadesGaming]

Idk I feel like Doug isn’t gonna be all he turns out to be. They have already had a couple big fights and then decided to move in together..... and the fights were kind of about core issues to a relationship which implies there will at least be communication issues

[@victortello6598]

M F his name is Guy

[@offthewall411able]

Doug Funny

[@notaburneraccount]

@@AceAndSpadesGaming yeah, I agree with you about Guy. Of course, people have their flaws, but I'm not sold on him yet. He sometimes seems great and has good intentions and they had cute moments together. I feel like he's kind of pushy in his attempts to get Diane to a place where she is focusing on herself; it just comes off like he knows what's best for her. I think there is potential for them. I just hope that Diane can love on herself and give herself permission to be happy and in love with her boyfriend while also being true to herself as someone who strives to bring injustice to light.

[@silverspring.]

In “The New Client” episode when the director Flea Daniels was angry with PC for drastically editing Birthday Dad, he made a comment about how it “ends in the middle of a sentence,” to which PC replies, “leaving room for a sequel!” which is exactly what happens at the end of the half season. I applaud the writers for how much subtlety and attention to detail is in their dialogue

[@Torthrodhel]

O ha! I never made the connection, that's clever.

[@hbluemole6941]

I applause you for catching that!

[@Seandaguy]

That catch tho , oh my

[@alexvaughan1013]

In S5E2, BoJack talks about how TV shows shouldn't have too much talking. The very next episode is Free Churro!

[@jammin316]

I loved the nods they gave to mental illness: I think it's the first time they've properly mentioned depression; Diane self-loathing and explaining side-effects of anti-depressants; Gina's PTSD; Hollyhock's anxiety attack with Pete's real coping strategy of naming objects in the room.

[@roseolivas08]

I also love how the juxtapose it with “trendy” depression that Joel and Mr PB are capitalizing on with Diane’s actual depression. It’s a difficult topic to touch on and I’m excited to see what they do with it.

[@randomystick]

Was interesting to me how in "Face of Depression" the title refers to PB, but his story was just the B-plot and it's Bojack whom we follow throughout the episode - bojack was the true face of depression. In addition, bojack and diane are the only two characters who undergone facial changes, illustrating how the "faces of depression" truly appear (as white hair on a person past his prime/weight gain from antidepressants)

[@stardestroya15]

The coping strategy gave me an even more fondness for the respect that this show treats mental illness. From a writing perspective, they could have just had Pete say something like "calm down, your're gonna be fine," but this show pays so much attention to detail, and the inclusion of that very real coping strategy is one of my favorite moments of the series.

[@michanowak7060]

I didn't thought that the best line in the season will be delivered by Margo Martindale of all characters, and she were on screen for like 1 minute. "When you get to heaven, look up Margo Martindale! I won't be there, but my movies will!" and then I was like YOOOOOOOO THAT WAS SICK!!!

[@Torthrodhel]

Just like her character, though! She's like this show's version of Flash from Blackadder. Have to steal every scene with utter badassery, even if not in it very much.

[@xarmanhskafragos2516]

I love slowbro but not mega slowbro

[@carlwheezer2766]

My favourite joke in the season is probably the part where PB is trash talking the guy he met at the gas station once in episode 4

[@treyarmstrong8113]

Bro and then that dude starting crying behind the curtain 😭😂

[@jadexpy]

mine is probably when they were toasting that lady near the end of bojack's time at rehab and they used *bread* instead of drinks

[@214TwoOneFo]

And pickles dads anger issues. RIP John Witherspoon

[@FrauMey]

I think it's because of the smell. They're dogs.

[@ZebraLuver31323]

YES!!!!

[@Penname25]

Is no one gonna comment on how Judah is back?! He was such a good assistant! If Ralph comes back into PC’s life I’ll be satisfied.

[@Johnny2Cellos]

I have him a huge shout out! So stoked he's back

[@Saieras]

Right? Cause PC was like, wait, I fell for this exact same scam. Maybe I should do something about it!

[@CmdrRenegade]

I'm really glad PC had an attack of the conscience at the last second and went for something better, instead of 'now it's my turn to do the stomping'. Also so glad to see Judah nailing it. I still need to know if he can phase through walls though.

[@MemoryOfTheRose]

Judah inspires me

[@deviousj5868]

He was awesome!

[@tommy25185]

My favourite episode of the whole show is now when everyone is hiding at the surprise wedding

[@pedrosm0459]

terrormonster666 yeah that episode was legendary 😂

[@TheDanishGuyReviews]

"It is I, the Coin Sorter!"

[@MsLPSFOREVER]

@@TheDanishGuyReviews that part made me snort 😂

[@carlwheezer2766]

I think that’s mine too I’ve watched it 4 times now while only watched some once

[@tiat3137]

"And don't get me started about Greg! The guy I met at the gas station once!" 😂

[@ricksteve7982]

The honeydew at the AA meeting

[@notaburneraccount]

Too good XD

[@miavee43]

i love how that little moment means so much though. every time he sees honeydew he complains, whether it's over the phone or just shouting about it. this time he just rolled his eyes and walked away, i like the subtle reinforcement of his character development there.

[@dylanlewis3038]

I hate honeydew. It’s a garbage melon, and it ruins everything it’s put in. Yet people keep putting in everything! Ugh.

[@gwenlumandas]

Sudden Fear: Doctor Champ getting a chance to contribute to Bojack’s downfall by outing Bojack’s therapy confessions in a drunken rage

[@sadmax2838]

well murphy's law, amirite.. especially for bajack..everything that could go wrong will go wrong..

[@Coco-hq8vt]

Omg you're right.. I was about to mention how therapists can't legally do that without the threat of jail time/loss of license but I forgot.. he's a *therapy horse* not a therapist. A small but important distinction

[@partycitydumpster]

I think Doctor Champ was my favorite new addition this season. It was devastating seeing him fall off the wagon and be so cruel to Bojack, but he was also very forthright and insightful. Reminds me a lot of Bojack, which is probably the point.

[@MemoryOfTheRose]

Oh shit

[@angelgonzalez4871]

Well bojack even acknowledge that to Diane saying how stupid the analogy "you hurt people that's what you are" By him saying it took him to say that to know how stupid it is. Which I like since it's a very significant character growth for him

[@johndalenino]

I kind of teared up at the church scene when the actor pastor said to bojack thank you for finding refuge at their show and that they start again in 30 mins. It's subtle way to say that although bojack horseman talks about deep subject, that it still just a show. And it's the creators' way of thanking the fans for sticking out.

[@jivesauce7540]

It was also kind of a call back to episode one and Bojack's talk about why people like sitcoms and how, after 30 mins, everything will be okay again.

[@damiengreene-ayala6338]

This is so deep and I never thought of that aspect

[@alexvaughan1013]

The pastor horse is voiced by J.K. Simmons. Now I've seen Invincible, I can never hear Simmons the same way. THINK, MARK!

[@crackedegg1746]

Loved this season cried at the second episode when princess Carolyn named her daughter

[@arianareese3869]

Same!

[@fa1lstar663]

I never thought the episode with the Princess Caroyln focus would have the biggest effect on me

[@dianamora6238]

I just lost it and bawled .... so powerful when she's says Ruthie

[@QueenGoldnGreen]

I cried so many times during this season! The writers all deserve fruit baskets with NO honeydew

[@MelanieBennington]

Same. I felt so silly for crying so much over that little thing. I'm happy I wasn't the only

[@Whimsly]

This season had so many incredible moments, but I cried like a baby when Guy came back from the Galapagos to meet Diane, who has let go of her impossible-to-maintain image in order to fight her depression. Just... such a powerful moment of non-verbal storytelling

[@peachylavender]

Evan Waters yeah that scene was really sweet :’) hope Diane is feeling better

[@fnoreen2010]

Completely agree with you. I found that heartbreaking. So subtle and powerful at the same time.

[@canvas_125]

Evan Waters That smile Diane gave Guy was what set the waterworks off for me. I really thought she was going to go to a dark path considering how she was feeling just as miserable in Chicago like in Los Angeles. She even changed her green sweater.

[@CosmicKeyframeProductions]

One note I love: while Peter doesn’t go by his silly nickname anymore, he actually does more “repeating” than ever: His coping mechanism for anxiety is to state the things around him. A coping mechanism is something you *repeat* He causes Holly to repeat her name when they were introducing themselves His stating of how beer becomes “okayer” overtime - encouraging the repeat of an action When he’s recounting the story, his vocal performance has noticeable stutters, and the reassurance of “its fine, it’s fine” And the biggest meta clincher: because of him, he’s probably gonna cause bojack to confront, relive, *repeat* a haunting memory. Cause he retold it Unintentionally he did become Pete Repeat

[@Distant_View]

best comment here, super underappreciated!

[@Torthrodhel]

I was thinking the same thing in a different way; that him having anxiety issues might explain his keenness to take on a wacky persona in the first place. Could've itself been a form of coping mechanism.

[@CosmicKeyframeProductions]

Jane Ross that is a great point!

[@Katalystic]

The only thing really «pete repeat-y» about this is the stutters. There’s nothing significant about repeating coping mechanisms etc. Those are just facts about things as they repeat, tying that to pete is far fetched. This is like the «69+69=whatever so therefore illuminati» logic 😂

[@Torthrodhel]

@@Katalystic well okay if you wanna be so dismissive then fine but I know from personal experience that I used to have a keenness to develop a wacky persona as a kind of coping mechanism (might not have worked, but still was one of the things I first thought to do). So just connecting what I know to it, that's all. But I suppose, put that aside if you wanna score a zinger or whatever. Teary laugh face indeed.

[@arianareese3869]

The two scenes that got me the most: when p.c named her daughter ruthie. When young bojack drank vodka and crawled up on the couch to sleep next to his passed out mother

[@notaburneraccount]

you could just see how badly he wanted to be loved by his mom. that scene was so heartbreaking.

[@anniexo7453]

Any one notice how bojacks new haircut is the same as the one he had in the happy ending he imagined with Charlotte?

[@domclegg1225]

Annie Xo it’s not

[@hbluemole6941]

Anyone noticed for some reason they didn't include it in the intro?

[@MH-tq7zz]

Blue Mole They probably didn’t show it for not spoiling the story line

[@hbluemole6941]

@@MH-tq7zz are you sure you ever watched a single episode with your eyes open?

[@pricklypear1704]

No it was a different haircut but he was graying in the flashback, just like present day bojack. Maybe some foreshadowing to this? Bojack getting a haircut and change of clothes is symbolic to his change of heart. He goes around righting his past wrongs and becomes a new person though that. Like when he cleaned Diane's apartment and didn't even stay around to receive recognition from her. I hope this new bojack can stick around, because it's all gonna be put to the test in part 2.

[@chomchem9855]

i also thought that when carolyn named her kid ruthie, it was a callback to when vanessa gecko told her that the job was ruthless. ruthless = ruthie

[@kavitakumar76]

I think it is more of a callback to the episode in Season 4 called where princess Caroline imagines her distant granddaughter giving a talk about PC to her school glass, and that granddaughter is called Ruthie, back then it was only a fantasy for Princess Caroline but now she has cemented it in her family history.

[@chomchem9855]

Kavita Kumar yeah yeah i totally get that and i honestly think my theory is wrong but idk why i rlly listened to the ruthless part and remembered it at the end

[@MightyMewtron]

@@kavitakumar76 i think it's meant to be both vanessa's comment and the ruthie episode.

[@chomchem9855]

Jen Flynn-Fletcher yeah thats what im thinking

[@sheldonclairmont7782]

Why not both

[@chickenlittle8158]

The last scene of the last episode stole my kneecaps

[@dynias7282]

Same here man

[@madisonc1588]

Honestly me too, I audibly gasped

[@willow2069]

The cliffhanger pissed me off

[@MemoryOfTheRose]

I kept yelling at the screen

[@willow2069]

@@MemoryOfTheRose Everything is going to come at BoJack, all of his mistakes with penny and her friends and with sara lynn. I'm scared to see how he's going to handle all of this pressure but also very excited... these next 3 months are going to be so long.

[@CharlieVickers]

The scene of Mr Peanutbutter and BoJack doing a crossover episode had me in fits XD !

[@maltsoymarai2243]

Charlie Vickers sad dog

[@FidoeFTW]

That was so cute and wholesome 😂❤

[@spookeeznuts3284]

Bro I was shook but was also grinning like a dope XD Finally after all of that man, he got the crossover episode

[@gromitx1682]

*Doggy doggy what now?*

[@MemoryOfTheRose]

Same here lol

[@vaishakhkallattil9468]

The clouds literally clearing up as Judah reveals himself is such a great addition.

[@jforjerms1849]

Did anyone else catch the comment about Sarah Lynn’s step dad “being weird again” when Sharona was cutting her hair in Bojacks dressing room??

[@MsLPSFOREVER]

I really hope they finally bring that to light. It's pretty obvious he was abusing her in some way.

[@MMAGamblingTips]

Bracken Tree 💯 SL was abused

[@BS-ry3pb]

Episode?

[@jforjerms1849]

S6 E5 “A little uneven is all”

[@mariahpauling8548]

the pete repeat thing really caught me off guard too and while it was an incredible season, I'm also concerned for bojack and hollyhock's relationship. I also thought diane had incredible character development this season with guy and I'm excited to see her in the second half of the season. I liked that they brought back characters like gina and kelsey so we could see how they are since bojack left their lives.

[@l.josino]

Incredible but deeply unsettling is exactly how I would describe how this half season was for me

[@spookyho5994]

Same, especially the last episode

[@MemoryOfTheRose]

Kirsten Mcneely I think she’s gonna get MAD

[@MemoryOfTheRose]

Kirsten Mcneely I feel like she is gonna yell at Bojack or something. But don’t know that for sure. Wouldn’t it be crazy if it turns out Peter forgot Bojack’s name

[@existaantbeing]

I can imagine a scenario where hollyhock calls bojack, saying “I know what happened in New Mexico”, and bojack thinking she means the stuff with penny, so accidentally reveals that to her as well, potentially make their relationship even harder to fix

[@thebrokenforgottenandlost4273]

I hope I’m not the only one who screamed when I saw BoJack had grey hair

[@IncoRabbit]

That scene when he cleaned up the room for Diane.. I verbally went “Awwww...”

[@JackCipherCreations]

Ruthie would be a descendant, not an ancestor.

[@Agnesaugusta]

I love that in that last flashback in episode 1, just before the episode ends, you can hear the song that Beatrice dances to in the Free Churro episode. It's called Picnic for Two by Frank Tapp.

[@BLUEBEATLE001]

Omg

[@dannyvanschaik4391]

I feel like this implies that the party in the flashback was the one that bojack talks about in free churro too.

[@RobynReanimates]

Pickles' dad is played by granddad from The Boondocks (John Witherspoon). It's a small detail but it was kind of amazing to see a piece of one of my favorite shows in my all time favorite show

[@ToonReel001]

Also sadly one of his final roles.

[@unearthlymouse3843]

The one important character that wasn’t recognized throughout this season was Emily, hopefully she will come back, and maybe play a part in figuring out Todd’s family life

[@oWatson]

Nah that Rabbit chick is way better for Todd

[@haileerolofson9495]

@@oWatson I don't think odd and Emily should date, but they had a strong friendship and they were good for each other in that sense.

[@YenB_prplka]

where was emilie? I didn't see her

[@Alex-mc9ip]

Watson agreed. She’s so into having crazy ideas, like Todd :D

[@lettylunasical4766]

@@Alex-mc9ip Exactly! And she shares his positivity and energy.

[@robot4390]

The season 6 intro is probably my favorite of all the seasons

[@Reilly_Jonesy]

Agree! It's pretty incredible

[@Diannew1226]

Made me cry!

[@jammin316]

People are theorising about Bojack drowning at the end of the series because of the title sequence and that he'll maybe relapse to suicide... But what if instead, the underwater scene is a symbol of baptism and re-birth? He did have a bit of a spiritual moment in the church. After he has all his past brought up, he can repent and have his sins forgiven, ready to live a new life.

[@Johnny2Cellos]

THIS is the speculation I like to see! I'm getting a little tired of the endless suicide speculation haha. I love this idea

[@prufrockj.a8532]

Yunno I think you're totally on to something. Ruthie tearing up the Bojack treading water in the painting he gave to her and they don't ever show it being fixed. Ruthie (youngest character on the show and a literal baby, full of innocence and hope) doing that is very symbolic imo, especially since that painting has been in the background for quite some time. I'm not sure where I'm going with this, but it feels connected somehow.

[@MissLolaRaven]

@@prufrockj.a8532 the painting resembles the Narcissus myth (like PC recalled), Ruthie (new life and in process of grown in up, demonstrated by the first steps she made) tearing up the reflection of BoJack (Narcissus) could mean that BoJack is no longer the egocentric and narcissistic person he was before, but he has to rebuild himself and his ego (inner being, personality and, actually, his complete life) to face his true self again and start again as a new reform horseman... That is what I can guess about that sequence

[@prufrockj.a8532]

@@MissLolaRaven Yeah the comparisons to Narcissus were explicitly stated but I always thought that painting had a deeper level of subtext. To me it also represented Bojack contemplating whether or not to save himself. Now that there is no longer a Bojack struggling to stay afloat, it feels like Bojack is simply looking into the pool and considering his life rather than wondering whether to save himself from his own horrible actions. Many people think that painting is an indication that the show will end with Bojack drowning but now since we no longer have Bojack treading water (due to his sobriety) it feels like he has a new lease on life , like he has been reborn.

[@gracekim1998]

Jemma hmm good point

[@jeffbezos3200]

I did a spit take when the white whale CEO said “murder is now legal if you’re rich.” Honestly one of the funniest moments in the show

[@lisaishere0919]

Johnathan Hasson funny and in fact so true

[@MsLPSFOREVER]

This season (so far) had me kind of like meh in the beginning, but then....BUT THEN...I FREAKING CRIED HAPPINESS AND EMOTIONS Spoilers -The Mr Peanutbutter and Bojack scene in the second to last episode literally made me cry -the last scene of the half season shocked me SO hard -I love how Bojack is actually taking the therapy to heart -I love that Hollyhock doesn't want to drink. I think that's a GREAT character trait for her especially with addiction running in her family -Mr Peanutbutter and Pickles are still on a downward spiral and they are a terrible couple ultimately, but I do hope that Mr. Peanutbutter can do some growing because of this -I actually found Pickles quite annoying this season, but I can see why she is the way she is -I'm glad Gina's trauma is still being explored, I honestly thought we were never going to see her character again -I'm excited for Todd's potential love interest, I also know exactly how Todd feels regarding his family -JUDAHS RETURN MADE MY JAW DROP -Diane waiting for Guy at the train station after his bikini model video shoot made me smile so hard

[@bleetles8663]

Nerds Ahoy! OH THE ONE WHERE BOJACK WAS GIVING MR PB THE CROSSOVER??? THAT WAS SO WHOLESOME

[@bojackthetrustworthy736]

Nerds Ahoy! Agree very much on pickle,I truly dislike the way they make her evolve from a cute and emotional and naive puppies to a basic ass young adult addicted to Twitter,obnoxious and dumb honestly,it feels unnecessary..

[@JasonBrodyForever]

I cried too! That scene was amazing.

[@rosenrot234]

I had no idea people loved Judah this much. I love it

[@MsLPSFOREVER]

@@rosenrot234 I just think he's such a great character and he's really good for PC

[@crispy3359]

I remember having a sort of panic attack during the last episode, I got half way through and realised that all of these characters were directly hurt by Bojack, and boy that final scene, god damn that final scene. I honestly can’t see a happy ending.

[@jp1956]

Same

[@finnsword8286]

Anyone else feel tired of all the suicide theorizing? It seems like the most popular wanted ending for the show, but personally I feel like it would be really unsatisfying? I much rather would want Bojack to face his consequences for everything he’s done instead of trying to run or hide from it. People keep pointing to s5 and saying Bojack is going to get away with everything again because no one’s going to hold him accountable, but I feel like that’s the ending. Bojack is going to hold himself accountable for what he’s done. I think he’s going to lose the last thing he has that ties him to his old self, his fame. He won’t be known as the horse from horsin’ around anymore, but rather the “guy who let Sarah Lynn overdose” and likewise. And weirdly I feel like that’s when Bojack might be at peace with himself. In fact, I think the only thing that will really hurt him at this point is the idea of losing Hollyhock. Because this is definitely going to damage their relationship.

[@IncoRabbit]

I feel like, with all the growth he’s had in this one season, how he’s slowly turning selfless, trying to own up to his mistakes. In the end, I feel like the past is going to catch up to him, and he’s going to face it head on.

[@jordanbaker9390]

I totally agree. I think a suicide ending would just be a shitty way out and wouldn’t make sense with all of his growth. He’s finally learned to stop running from his problems and to face them and learn from them.

[@WitchLunaEstrella]

I agree too. I think people are veering towards suicide theories because the show has a reputation for being "depressing". I've never really seen it that way though. I think Bojack Horseman as a show is an emotional journey of highs and lows, but the lows don't mean that "depressing" is all there is to it. All of those lows have been stepping stones that lead to other moments, some of them for the better. To me, the show is about trying to be better, even in a complicated and messy world, even when it feels like you've done too much to ever forgive yourself, even when you fall off the wagon and slide backwards so hard that you seriously damage the people you care about. Yeah, you'll mess up, you'll make mistakes, and some of those mistakes will have consequences that can't be fixed. But as long as you get back up and improve again, little by little, you can be ok and you can minimize the damage you cause. I think the most satisfying ending is for Bojack to hold himself accountable and weather the storm that it brings. That might mean jail time, it might mean losing the people he cares about, it might mean moving somewhere far away, but whatever it ends up meaning, this series doesn't feel like a suicide note to me. Besides, suicide means not bearing responsibility and that seems like the opposite of what this story means.

[@lagon7830]

If Pete tells hollyhock and that destroys their relationship, I think that would result in suicide. If he loses hollyhock, does he have anything left? That's the only outcome I believe would be realistic if pete fingers him... I think the suicide theory is running rampant because it's the most likely outcome from a realistic perspective. Bojack has made an incredible change so far, but there will always be that part of him that's prone to depression and substance abuse. That's why it's so easy for people to fall off the wagon. All it takes is 1 event or coming into contact with a formerly abused substance once and all that change goes away. I believe fans dont think that if bojack relapses, he will get past it again.

[@WitchLunaEstrella]

@@lagon7830 What about Diane? What about PC? What about Mr Peanutbutter? Bojack still has a support network to turn to. Losing Hollyhock would be tough but it's not necessarily more realistic for him to commit suicide over it.

[@ponytreides]

you only remember you’re not supposed to binge Bojack AFTER you’re stuck in fetal position crying waiting for the next release

[@neosoontoretro]

I really hope that Bojack won't relapse once his past catches up with him. You want Bojack to make things right but at the same time you can't undo the past. Hopefully, the series will end with Bojack will end with forgiveness and some sort of redemption, even though there isn't really an endgame for making amends, it something you have to everyday.

[@GabriellaLascano]

I cried for hours after the last episode. I new the moment I heard Pete’s voice that it was him so it made watching that scene even more tense and emotional.

[@muinuddinchaudhary7242]

Finally we get the crossover episode everyone was talking about

[@Eral996]

I love this season but I can’t stop thinking about the observatory, they teased a lot, not just because is the place where Sarah Lynn died, I think is going to be a big part of the finale.

[@Johnny2Cellos]

I think the show will end there for sure, somehow

[@sith50]

I was so scared for Bojack when i saw ep8. I knew that the things he did were terrible, but we saw how much he tried to make himself be better but having almost all of the people Bojack hurt or did wrong being shown in the same episode and even almost meeting each other leading up to the last scene where Hollyhock asks who Peter was talking about, I had to pause a few times to catch my breath cause i didn't know where it would lead to. I really look forward to Part 2 but i'm s scared for Bojack and the coming storm that is the consequences of his actions

[@BirdKeeperToby]

.I thought the scene with "reformed" nun Margo Martindale was the one most telling for the direction we're now going to go with this episode and maybe rest of the season as a whole. What's sad and equally funny is when confronted with her past actions and the idea that she can't make it up to those she has hurt, she sinks back into bad behavior almost immediately. I'm hoping that won't be the case for BoJack! Keep up the great videos dude ^_^

[@SmoothBrainVids]

We have the same favorite character, I love Judah, he's amazing I was hoping he'd come back, I am going to miss this show so much

[@bru5142]

Yo I was like who is this guy, is he gonna be hollyhocks boyfriend cause I never seen him before but then when he talked about his highschool night I was SHIIIIIIT

[@Hypothisos]

Judah's return was the best. I threw my hands up in the air and screamed out "JUDAH, MY MAN!" when he came on screen. So happy to see him back.

[@nihaarikasingh9524]

I legit started crying when Mr Peanutbutter got his crossover episode. I became worse when they showed us the overweight Diane. I was bawling by the end of it. Beautiful. It's incredible how far they've truly come.

[@RobynReanimates]

Hollyhock is my favorite character and seeing her try to avoid drinking because of addiction running in her family was so relatable

[@kylanfearon7168]

I think one of the saddest ways they could end the show is on a joke, bojack walks into a bar the bartender says "why the long face" then it just cuts to credits

[@ti2218]

I was starting to hate Diane a little, but this season made me like her a lot. As a matter of fact, the development everyone gets is amazing. This season is so good, I can't wait for the finale.

[@may.d.a.y]

what was it? i thought i was gonna like diane back in season one but the further i got the more i just, can't stand her. she might be the worst person here for me

[@andreawalker8343]

You're fast!!!! I didn't see the Pete thing coming either. I thought PC would name the baby Amelia, but got a lump in my throat when she named her Ruthie.

[@irenetoska2905]

Fun fact: the therapy horse is a Norwegian fjord horse.

[@kieranlyon1643]

That Peter thing nearly gave me a heart attack. I remember staring at him, knowing his voice was familiar, knowing he was so familiar. And then he spoke about that night and I lost my shit.

[@shockingheaven]

I love Judah with all my heart and I'm so happy to see him back.

[@taylorgang221000]

Your hair is magnificent

[@donaldmacisaac8479]

He pulls off the short hair and long hair sooo well.

[@alexanderallison7131]

Very scared by the consistent imagery of hanging through the season. From the coat hangers to the bedsheet ropes. Please don't let him commit suicide.

[@bethanyoneal5789]

Someone on Reddit said that Jameson’s baby had fetal alcohol syndrome, due to the way it looked

[@Johnny2Cellos]

Oh wow this would be an incredibly sad detail :(

[@LarrySonOfMilton]

what were the details?

[@bethanyoneal5789]

Larry, Son of Milton The baby’s face, his eyes and his ears

[@decaytale]

You know, the idea of all of this coming out and having real concequences is really appealing, but it was kinda foreshadowed that this isn't going to happen. Bojack might end up having social ramifications like losing his sister ect, but he will not face jail time. Maybe he'll want to go to jail, but remember what happened with that hippo, hank. Nobody would believe he did wrong and there were no concequences for him. And when Bojack begged Diane to expose him so he can be held responcible for what he did to Gina, she straight up told him that nobody would hold him responcible. If i had to guess what'll happen: Bojack is going to suffer from his guilt alone. Nobody will punish him but his own mind. He is going to continue to try to help the people around him and make sure he leaves them better instead of worse. After that, the now grey haired bojack will do what he said he'd do one day. He'll go out swimming, possibly at the lake where his family home used to be and he will let himself drown. The most permanent and conclusive ending thier can be to the series as a whole.

[@Saieras]

Don't know if that's specifically how it'll go, but in any case, things stay broken. He's not out of the woods yet.

[@gracekim1998]

Decaytale AU oh yeah... 😬

[@obnoxiousfern8400]

Don’t forget Sarah Lynn’s death is being investigated

[@obnoxiousfern8400]

He probably will kill himself because episode 7 is supposed to be the typical sitcom ending episode to a show where everything is resolved but then episode 8 came along. Every episode of this show ends with something horrible; I predict that the finales final scene will be Bojack killing himself.

[@merrybright5732]

Obnoxious Fern yeah but thats still only social ramifications, people don’t get arrested for giving addicts their fix.

[@karilari8057]

Side note, this season helped me find the absolute best character of the show... the hammer head shark shoveling snow in Chicago!

[@aasthabisht3431]

Was the assistants' strike a reference to Bojack animators' protest for a better pay?

[@sp0derhund]

that scene with Pete I was like, who is this guy, he sounds familiar, and then it hit me! oh shit is REpeat, and then I thought, oh no, he gonna tell the story... loved the new season!

[@uhobme2028]

The last episode was basically _Ah yes, it's all coming together_

[@amandasafterword9512]

I’m really worried that if everything about New Mexico blows up, Bojack will lose his teaching job.

[@EYYL39]

I wonder if we'll ever see Erica

[@MsLPSFOREVER]

I think the creator claimed he wanted to keep her anonymous as a running gag

[@Leapingriver]

Who was that again?

[@MsLPSFOREVER]

@@Leapingriver the lady that Mr Peanutbutter always yells absurd things at. IE: "Erica! What are you doing here with a child sized coffin?!"

[@LoversGreenDay]

@@MsLPSFOREVER " ERICA you can't be here, this place is filled with children"

[@katiestevens3571]

No.

[@bajadesigns1519]

I'm gonna cry is Hollyhock is the 'F' word for this season. This half season was incredible I hope the last half is just as amazing

[@ctons]

Uh no. It was said in episode 12 by some random guy

[@bajadesigns1519]

@@ctons Episode 12 for this season hasn't come out yet not till January 2020 :/

[@raffayahmed5285]

Baja Designs He meant episode 8, I believe.

[@bajadesigns1519]

@@raffayahmed5285 Ohhhh okay fair enough

[@zachsutton9866]

What if we get another F word? One for both halves?

[@irthamepali]

Bojack ends up in jail, gets out because he is a celebrity, we get a todd spinoff movie in late 2020 because six seasons and a movie

[@MsLPSFOREVER]

I would LOVE a movie, idk what it would explore though since the show is starting to naturally wrap up

[@tehcerialgamer]

El Teslino: a Bojack Horseman Movie, starring Aaron Paul

[@1995robin]

17:07 I got tear eyed in this scene lol

[@unityedits3722]

Honestly I'm scared Guy might turn out to be an ass... I can't remember the quote exactly but when he said something about why he shouldn't have to suffer because of Diane's objection to happiness (I think that's how it was phrased) it sat with me the wrong way. I honestly think as her depression starts to manifest more that more of that side of him will show until he full on snaps on her for literally being depressed

[@bluekeeper12]

Two favorite jokes from the season: "Oh look Ruthie! A 1970's pop artist interpretation of the Narcissus Myth." "Narcissus? I thought the painting was about me." and "Why this man couldn't even string two clauses together without ending on a preposition!" "I don't know what you're referring to..."

[@KaleLikesWaffles]

Lakeith Stanfield is a legend

[@Johnny2Cellos]

I Stan Stanfield

[@DigantDasDrecher]

The tittle sequence is something to look forward because it gives subtle details about the theme and what has happened till now. If you have notice in this season we don't see current things that has happened to him in the tittle sequence,instead the past. I heard and seen when people are near to death they see their past lifes. I think Bojack Will die by the finale.

[@rosenrot234]

Death would make the entire journey Bojack has been on meaningless. I don't think they're gonna go that far.

[@DigantDasDrecher]

@@rosenrot234 the main thene is the returning of the haunting past and how one can and cannot go beyound that. Let's see what happens

[@PhoenixEnforcer101]

I've been thinking he would die since season 1 because of how he falls into the pool and now because of the narcissist painting with the horse in the water, I bet it's going to be by drowning

[@stephaniemasi9625]

Star Platinum: The World The painting is meant to represent his depression. He’s seeing himself drowning but he’s not doing anything but looking. Similar to the title sequence of when he jumps in the pool and everyone close to him watches. Some people describe depression as drowning and not being able to up no matter how hard they try. Bojack never realized he was depressed because he used alcohol and sex to avoid dealing with it. Im not saying he won’t drown or die but that’s my interpretation of the painting

[@PhoenixEnforcer101]

@@stephaniemasi9625 I know those are metaphorical but I think they're also literal or foreshadowing. The subject of him drowning either by someone else or doing it on his own comes up quite a few times in the series

[@dylancostello1103]

When the captions say “beau Jack”

[@kamcha9681]

HONHOOOOON MON BEAU JACQUES

[@AurioVida]

@@kamcha9681 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@alyserotten1241]

My dog is named Bojack and I’ll jokingly spell it beau jaque sometimes 😩

[@jeffreymichael2778]

damn you really got this review out super fast. kudos

[@Johnny2Cellos]

I stayed up all night 2 nights in a row haha, now I must rest!

[@bluekeeper12]

There was so much to love about this season! -Sarah-Lynn returning to the story, as she should. -The introduction of Guy, and Diane finally acknowledging and confronting her faults. -The entire execution of "Surprise!" -Ruthie -Judah's return! -Todd and Maude -Paige and Max. I could see them annoying some people, but I absolutely LOVE the high-register mid-Atlantic trashtalk! -And of course BoJack's journey. My prediction for the ending was that BoJack would finally become better, and at long last find happiness, only to have chaos return from his past and result in his untimely death. It looks like that may happen, or possibly worse: he becomes happy, and then has it all taken away. It may even start the entire cycle of his life (and the series over again...)

[@Walking_Spinel]

When PB and Pickles are dogs and cant smell the guests in their house

[@Penguinstudios123]

kiayeoja i mean with what they were talking about you’d be pretty distracted

[@Gabemorganubargaibedfor]

We finally saw what was under the infamous Todd hat

[@queefburglar6996]

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[@jalmarinousiainen1852]

?

[@isabellaslack7220]

He's taken it off before.

[@queefburglar6996]

@@isabellaslack7220 hell, he even found a sandwich under his hat one time

[@shockingheaven]

Episode 7 is now one of my favorites. The beautiful calm before the storm. I cried happy tears.

[@seangarner2687]

The penultimate episode of each season have always been some of the show's best.

[@jofita]

Loved this half season. Episodes 4 and 7 were my favourite. While I wait for the next half I'm going to watch the hole show couple of time it's got to be in my top 3 favourite shows . Love your videos . Keep up the good work

[@theaddictofgaming9174]

When PC named her baby, I literally cried tears of happiness. My parents asked why I was crying, and I couldn't tell them, cause I'm not allowed to watch the show.

[@sesrunner08]

The Addict Of Gaming if it’s on Netflix, they know....

[@theaddictofgaming9174]

@@sesrunner08 I make a new profile Everytime I watch. I delete it right after watching. I'm very careful to make sure no one else is on Netflix while I'm watching. Then, my uncle started watching, so I just followed him after he caught up to me. It's a crazy way to do it. Also, you can download and watch offline for extra protection.

[@elfodruidacosmico4412]

why?

[@robertoremelli]

They can’t protect you from the absolute shit that reality is, I’m glad you are watching the show, it portrays how fucked up your life can get.

[@Penguinstudios123]

The Addict Of Gaming lmao why tf aren’t you allowed to watch it

[@sharebear9165]

“In nearly every stage of [Sarah Lynn’s] life, Bojack failed her.” Yikes. This one hit me deep because now she’s gone and he can never make it up to her. Something I’ve always known, but solidified.

[@123kimmyrose]

3:30 the "drug" is the alcohol that made him pass out and throw up, a child can't handle hard liquor he probably only had one drink.

[@rosenrot234]

To be fair, he's a horse. Even in season 1 he talked about how much it takes to get a horse drunk. Probably a good bit even for a young horse.

[@tjykhr]

Okay, but a Jack and Coke is at least 75% Coke, so BoJack can't have passed out from what's essentially a quarter shot of really Coke-diluted whiskey. Butterscotch must have been really drunk to mess up the proportions that much, and that's assuming it wasn't on purpose.

[@123kimmyrose]

@@tjykhr I think he put too much liquor purpose though, its not a friendly father son drink its ominous and off feeling. Plus the Horseman is full of alcoholics I think Butterscotch would be accounting for the portions a regular alcoholic would put in their drink.The whole point is for Bojack to forget the night and not talk about what happened alcohols a good way to influence your recollections.

[@rosenrot234]

@J.Y Tan Aight that's fair you got me

[@miavee43]

@@123kimmyrose 100% agree, because once you're drunk you'll just keep drinking especially if youve never been drunk before and SUPER especially if your dad was giving it to you.

[@anuman99ful]

Look, I really root for Bojack and wish that he gets to be better and have a happy ending, but I also low key want the show to end really badly, so I could look back and say "man, that animated show really destroyed me", you know?

[@miavee43]

at this point, it ending in general is going to destroy me.

[@hboss7039]

This shows too much man, I felt empty after finding out bojacks gonna get exposed, I want it to end well, too much suffering, it’s a master piece though😞

[@bearwboots8839]

I love the intro of this review. “Dying” to talk about it. “Dive” in. “Half” a season. This foreshadowing is amazing

[@kostaskermanidis8972]

I really hope the series won't end with a suicide

[@FruityHippo]

Kostas kermanidis probably will, bojack will not want to live without drugs and holly

[@merrybright5732]

bsfruity holly’s not the only thing keeping bojack alive, although he is losing most of the other people who are. Bojack committing suicide is too predictable, I think he might contemplate it but I think the “face of depression” campaign will circle around to bojack in some way. I like to think Mr. Peanutbutter and Bojack will connect a lot this second half of the season as we had a lot of loose ends on their relationship after the “Holywoo Stars and Celebrities: What Do They Know? Do They Know Things? Let’s Find Out” episode.

[@CmdrRenegade]

I think the opening is foreshadowing that Bojack will make the attempt. Notice how it called back to his first attempt during the Oscars campaign.

[@samstokes3693]

It won't end with bojacks, at least. The writers know that too many people with mental issues already see themselves in bojack in a really unhealthy way, which was pretty much the reason for the crux of the finale last season.

[@WitchLunaEstrella]

@@CmdrRenegade Eh...the show has always used water and drowning as metaphors for depression (this is most obvious during Bojack's speech at his mother's funeral). If anything, at least in my opinion, the opening symbolizes Bojack struggling with his life and emotions and then eventually ending up floating on the surface (which is shown literally but is also figurative).

[@nerdydragon4280]

Im gonna have to rewatch that prom episode cause I am interested if there is anything else I missed in that episode. Also "The Face of Depression" is my new favorite episode because BoJack is doing so many good things for others and himself. It feels so earned and he does it in his own BoJack way. Also the part with Diana, as someone who takes antidepressants her words just hit hard for me. It reminded me of college when I started them without them I would write so much but I wasn't happy with them it was hard to think of good stories write about because I couldn't think of good conflict. But now I write stuff all the time and they are just fueled by my struggles but about my joys in life too. Thank you BoJack Horseman creators for making an awesome show that has its fair share of laughs and insightful stories. Can't wait for part 2.

[@TravisRay1230]

In the second to the last episode o season 6 part 1, Bojack went to the old-time horse, basically, he is taking himself (a horse) to the old-time road where he is going to ride until he can't no more. Bojack is a fan of Lil Nas X

[@DandyZero]

Holy fucking shit dude I can't believe I missed that

[@MegabyteYou]

Some people think Bojack will kill himself by throwing himself from the Planetarium. Season 6's opening hints at this. If we go through that path, what will probably happen is that Bojack will be overcome with grief. He may or may not relapse, but ultimately he will not be able to handle it. I think it's even sadder if he doesn't relapse and just throws himself from the building.

[@Guccicurry]

im actually thinking they find him dead at the bottom of his pool like in the intro.

[@kittxkat2499]

For him to throw himself off a high place... That's how Secretariat went too.. I hope it doesn't end that way though, Bojack's gone too far to just literally throw it all away

[@jordanbaker9390]

Honestly I highly doubt they’ll go for a death/suicide ending. It’d be too expected and wouldn’t be satisfying. It sounds like a good ending for a show like this in theory, but really it would just be an easy way to end the show. I think they’re gonna go more for an ending where all of his sins come to light, but he’s learned to stop running from it all and instead faces them and chooses to change, even if others resent him for it / never forgive him.

[@MegabyteYou]

@@jordanbaker9390, I disagree it's an easy way to end the show. How many cartoon protagonists do you know that have killed themselves?

[@jordanbaker9390]

Megabyte - It’s not a common way to end a show, but I feel like it’d be too easy for this one. Like Bojack has done a lot of shitty things but we see that he’s trying to change and in this season he has made change. Why throw that away with a suicide? I think if the show had continued in a negative spiral, with Bojack continuing to make mistakes & fuck up people’s lives and never doing anything to change it, a suicide would have made a bit more sense. Assuming everything finally caught up to him, he’d see no other way out. But instead Bojack has made an effort to change and I think him living out his days with guilt and regret, but also peace and happiness knowing he did make changes and become better over time, would be a much better and more satisfying ending. But in the end that’s the decision of the creators & I know they’ll make it wonderful either way - if they do decide to make it a suicide ending, I’m sure they’ll do it well and in a way I’m sure I can appreciate or enjoy.

[@mallbratgirl_3005]

If the last episode isn’t an hour long I will be raging

[@hattheduck2359]

I just wanna point out bojack is getting good at making rope out of bedsheet And he will potentially go to prison And prisoner usually kill them self by making a rope out of bedsheet Oh boy

[@TheBlazeinPanther]

Okay wow. That's... some dark foreshadowing.

[@shockingheaven]

I want to see more of Todd's backstory. That's all I ask.

[@murasakiusagi5124]

It's interesting how they can make a sentence haunting "Sarah Lynn?" "Who is he?"

[@BrothaKyo]

Maybe it's just me, but after his haircut and what he was wearing when he moved, if I squinted hard enough, he almost reminded me of old Bill Cosby, which then popped in my head as to how this final season might go down. Oh boy.

[@anotherexception]

the crossover episode scene is truly pure. actually the whole episode is amazing it made me cry several times.

[@napierparker08]

Just finished the season and I couldn’t get to your channel quick enough! Great work as usual man!

[@ItsDanbo]

When I first searched up his age I was surprised to see he was in his fifties but had black hair, so him with grey hair explains everything now

[@jajlertil]

I think the scene when Bojack drinks for the first time as a child is after one of the parties where Beatrice danced referenced in Free churro. I think the music thats playing is the same in both flashbacks

[@scurrie]

Judah coming back was on my Season 6 wish list and I'n so glad we got him back

[@gracekim1998]

I’m truly nervous about how everything will end