Panama_Canal

One of my favorite Bojack clips

[@raiderpilot8928]

YOU GO AROUND THE HORN, THE WAY GOD INTENDED!

[@royedking]

Raider Pilot89 (pulls sails up

[@noelmaldonado7829]

Love it when he said that 🤣

[@y.9645]

*tear*

[@mcreeper1695]

Da slap doe

[@dinsteadofa5733]

Raider Pilot89 literally no none of us know what is he talking about

[@themedia1271]

I think the funniest part is that Theodore Roosevelt built the Panama Canal and he was a Republican.

[@chickenboi2452]

@ryne green More on Theodore's party. Dude legit started his own 3rd political party called the bull moose party

[@bazileus123]

I thought that bojack dad was comunist, and when he said "democrat" he did not thing about political party, but polytical system.

[@Beerbottles123]

@@bazileus123 That can't be right. Butterscotch believed 'imaginary friends' were invented by communists and freeloaders to rip off welfare.

[@danengscot7226]

@ryne green Surely the joke is that his dad wants to seem nuanced and intelligent in his ideas on history and politics, but fails to see that the canal was made by a republican president (even though Roosevelt can be argued to be a more left leaning republican progressivist than a mere traditionalist republican)

[@Gito975]

Actually, the Panamá Canal was built by the panamenians.

[@thirteen3]

Well he was quick to abandon his working class ways.

[@jorgel.quiroz8862]

thirteen3 Guess that Great American Novel didn't pan out.

[@mouseonthestreets8675]

thirteen3 That's what money and privilege will do.

[@Fargosis16]

See I thought the implication was that he just wasn’t actually a good writer, Beatrice makes several comments about it and we know her to be incredibly well read. I’ve known guys like this before, usually coming from central middle class to upper lower class, who think they suffer not because of some greater system at play but because the world doesn’t appreciate their genius, that they are simply entitled to success and talent because they want it and when they don’t receive it they lash out against women, minorities, lgbt, etc. for ‘stealing what’s theirs’ simply by succeeding where they couldn’t.

[@Cirac1]

Fargosis16 You hit the nail right on the head there. The intention, I think, is that he was never any good, he just was in love with the romanticism - and when he realised he was a bad writer, he took the offer of wealth from the sugarmans, as it gave him comfort as well as a scapegoat to blame for him not becoming a successful writer.

[@mouseonthestreets8675]

Cirac1 Theirs only two things you can do to get better at something. Realize that you're not the best in the world and practice to get better. Or quite and do something else. I think we know which one he chose. He was never really passionate about writing, if he was he would've actually stuck with it even when it was hard and not gave up instead of taking the easy way out.

[@crocopie]

And BoJack turned out far more successful than his dad had ever been.

[@sdoaiza]

@Sammy N o o f

[@tomfitzpatrick7335]

Poor bojack

[@soulswordobrigadosegostar]

he didn't seem to take the easy way out though

[@johannanguyen9101]

And far more misserable.

[@chistinelane]

At the cost of his life

[@Haedox]

Why is the slap so stock sound effect

[@philwilson4167]

Yeah, why couldn't they have recorded the sound of a real kid getting slapped and used that?

[@CarpettinginMotel.townson]

Also, it’s the first season. They probably were too busy with the story to care, and that’s fine

[@lgbtqiarights]

@viewz honestly that’s kinda clever since bojack still viewed his life as a sitcom at the time of this episode

[@nickmontalbano9573]

Subversion of Expectations. It’s comedy mind games.

[@cloudy772]

It’s season 1

[@TheMedicatedArtist]

The hypocrisy of Butterscotch telling Bojack to not take the easy way out speaks volumes.

[@corinabanu7556]

Butterscotch was nothing but a man that only lived for himself. In every decision he made, and every word he spoke. It was truly unfortunate that Beatrice met him. I think I hate him the most out of all of BoJack's family.

[@spiltmilk0204]

@@corinabanu7556 beatrice had a chance at being a good woman, bojack is a product of his environment, but we don’t know anything about butterscotch except that he’s a horrible father and cheated on his wife he is easily the worst of the horseman family line

[@opo3628]

@@corinabanu7556 - I dunno. I think I hate his grandfather even more.

[@Akalim]

Actually didn't Beatrice tell butterscotch to take the job? He was even pissed when he said (paraphrasing) "but don't blame me when I cant write my book because I don't remember what it was like being a working class!"

[@Alessandro__Di_Piazza]

@@corinabanu7556 Beatrice was harsh and emotionally violent but was not a bad hearted person, the fault of her bad behavior were her father and butterscotch. This doesn’t justify her behavior towards Bojack

[@liaminfinland1525]

"like some democrat" 😂😂😂😂😂

[@mitchoo2211]

Liam Healy Roosevelt was a Republican too lol

[@modakkagitplugga]

that's what really got me XD

[@MasonKLutz]

I think he meant that he will do something that against how people usually are and do, almost like communism that he was thinking of, and going on the canal is against how americans would find new and unfair ways to take a boat from California to New York.

[@mr.peanutbutter6969]

You go around the horn

[@xWinterstarex7]

@@mr.peanutbutter6969 Like a gentlemen

[@miguelgeof]

I like how Bojack is probably 40/50 years and would grow up in the 60's/70's and yet all the flashbacks look like the 30's/40's.

[@FlutterMouse]

People from old money tend not to modernize as quickly as the regular middle class. I had to ask my mother about this since she grew up in the 60s and I asked about how women were dressed in MadMen. She clarified that the women in madmen are part of a much higher income bracket and are about a decade or so behind in social mores and dress. She told me women in the 60s actually wore more pants and were a lot more modern than media presents them to be because the most visible records we have of certain eras is how the wealthy dressed and behaved. The commoners tend to update their lifestyle faster since they have fewer things and life could ALWAYS be better so why not upgrade?

[@shannenlibres2365]

20/30/40s home decor and clothing was very fashionable in the 70s. I know cause I'm a huge fashion history nerd

[@randyrichmondiii3415]

Wether or not they had 30s/40s fashion... YOU GO AROUND THE HORN THE WAY GOD INTENDED

[@doubleace11554]

Bojack was born in 1964 So, yeah, those are the 70's

[@narsimhas1360]

@@randyrichmondiii3415 why, she has no content. Her comment was nice but it's not like we'll be notified or even be able to read what she writes if we're subscribed to her (it would be great if she starts making videos on fashion history, not just what people wore during a particular time (which I wouldn't like) but their views on past decades fashions)

[@PlanetZoidstar]

"Butterscotch will remember that."

[@carlosalbertoqueirolo527]

Greatsaiyakirby silence is not a valid option

[@cristinasandoval8541]

Your decisions matter

[@joyfulleader5075]

Actually tbh, a Telltale game of Bojack would be interesting

[@joeshmoe5169]

To be fair, Butterscotch phrases the question in a way that makes it very clear what the correct answer is, and Bojack guessed wrong anyway. 😂

[@Zeruel3]

He should've said "the northwest passage" just to see the look on his fathers face

[@TigerPenguin789]

Zeruel3 His dad would have smacked him anyway and accuse him of being a smartass

[@ThomasSpychalski]

Wow, how does one defend Butterscotch? He and his mom made Bojack broken, maybe you never had a father like that as a kid, I did, there is no 'right answer,' is no 'praise.'

[@Morpheus414]

I mean, were I in Bojack’s place, I probably would’ve said the Canal answer too, just to see what would happen. 😄 With a question like that you can’t help but wonder where the hell it came from.

[@caseyk5245]

Thomas Spychalski wow how does one not get that the original commenter was kiddin around...or dare I say it, horsin around

[@gabe_s_videos]

Even though it gets so much darker later, this is hilariously "wrong," especially that goofy sound effect when he backhands him. It's like something out of a John. K cartoon XD

[@muffinland8660]

The background music instantly made me think of John K.

[@gabe_s_videos]

Oh god I didn't even think of that XD

[@JAM609]

The playful tune while showing a tougher childhood was an interesting phase for the show. Until s4 when there isn't much comic relief left. Or at least not enough to make it a "fun" show. I like what they did as far as development, but it becomes very different over the seasons.

[@gabe_s_videos]

I feel like there's a duel purpose to this. On the one hand, this could be Bojack trying to brush off his abusive childhood as no big deal by remembering it as a really dark joke, which is why when HE starts taking it seriously, so does the show. On the other, this might have also been the writers trying to ease into a straightforward depiction of an abusive childhood by saying "Yeah, you can look back on it with your tongue in your cheek, but it's still a fucked up thing to put a child through."

[@gabe_s_videos]

Also, pause it right after his dad backhands him and you'll see him make the goofiest face (I thought it was a smear drawing at first).

[@luigioppedisano7957]

All this scenes have a different meaning after s4

[@marlom7882]

Luigi Oppedisano tell me about it Jesus Christ

[@nicolasramirezsilva4291]

In the s4 we know the past of Bojack's parents how they met each other and how bojack was born

[@indigothecat]

Deity Saturn We also know that BoJack's dad is bitter because Beatrice pressured him into taking a job at her daddy's company so she could live a life of luxury again.

[@Daxter609]

Bojack's dad use to be a liberal hippie but turned into a hardcore conservative, I hope they show what his life was like before and after he met Beatrice in Season 5.

[@scribejay]

No, he was always a conservative, he just had a delusional idea that he shared ideology with the hippies and beatniks of the 60s.

[@leonardorestrepo5196]

Nobody: Everyone at the suez canal: yOu Go ArOuNd tHe HoRn

[@cubersanonymous5180]

@@TheFalseShepphard bruh stfu.

[@cubersanonymous5180]

@@TheFalseShepphard you literally have a "I serve the soviet union" meme as your pfp lmao.

[@MrJedabak]

I just love that it's also Will Arnett's voice playing Butterscotch.

[@nutsackmania]

It's his dad and voices are genetical you always get your dads exact voice only girls dont bc they are sexy

[@D3V0R4H.]

@@nutsackmania what

[@shannenlibres2365]

@@nutsackmania dafuq

[@alexbaribeault]

@@nutsackmania what

[@c.ccarlhead5744]

@@nutsackmania pardon

[@pluggedin-the-ratbird]

Even though this looks like a high-quality comedy out of context, there's still enough of an atmosphere to let you know this is supposed to be really messed up. Bojack Horseman is really good at making you feel whatever you're supposed to feel.

[@belun6462]

"You took the easy way out!"---says the guy who was handed a high paying cushy job by his wife's rich father to avoid the fact he was a shitty writer.

[@oz_jones]

Oh look, you understood the scene. Well done.

[@hungryim8643]

Exactly. He's projecting his own regret and insecurity of choosing the easy way out in the past onto his son. The dad of the year for sure.

[@smarkslowplay3512]

Butterscotch is a coward and a fraud. No one should have listened to him ever

[@nnje3371]

Didn't realize the Panama Canal was a bipartisan issue

[@olliegoria]

Yep. Fox News did a whole report on how anti-American it is, how it supports gay marriage and abortion rights, and how it voted for Clinton. Didn’t you know this???

[@nwojunkie]

it's not?

[@darrynmurphy2038]

It actually was quite a few decades ago, since the US actually owned the canal. It was seen as a symbol of American imperialism in central America, and when Jimmy Carter handed it over to Panama it was a very controversial decision

[@axelpatrickb.pingol3228]

It actually is. The French tried to make a canal there but failed spectacularly. The US is willing to foot the bill but Colombia (who owned the Panama province at the time) said no do TR did the next best thing: promote a revolution. The Democrats at the time weren't happy with it to say the least ..

[@gabrielurieta9360]

I think everything that gets owned by United States will be a bipartisan issue, kinda funny in this case by taking account that I’m a Panamanian myself and i can assure we’re like one of the less patriotic countries ever

[@mikasaackermann8736]

Back when the show was still trying to find its thematic ground & was taking the family guy cutaway approach. Really interesting to see how quickly it decided to evolve into the show it did.

[@yagirl2124]

thank you for your insightful point mikasa

[@echidnanatsuki882]

Literally what happened to Adventure Time and Regular Show lmao

[@TheNinja94a]

@@echidnanatsuki882I think with adventure time it was more that the show was growing up at the same rate as its audience.

[@bluenotebook489]

Cutaways and flashbacks are different

[@RumbleDelta]

"What's this supposed to be, a lima bean?" never fails to get a laugh from me.

[@jordanwljable]

So I'm guessing his dad never heard of the phrase work smarter not harder.😂

[@FilmmakeroftheFuture]

He's a draft horse, they're meant for hard labor.

[@geminikid609]

You go around the horn the way god intended

[@dcspidey1218]

I like to think Butterscotch showed some love by not ripping up the card

[@turboboy5006]

DC Spidey I think he rip it in off screen.

[@dcspidey1218]

@@turboboy5006 probably but the last scene shows him resuming his work on that boat in a bottle

[@aldoguzman7364]

Bojacks face in 0:22 is priceless.

[@nataliegibson5226]

He's crying, Aldo

[@shannenlibres2365]

@@nataliegibson5226 pause in that split second he got slapped it looks hilarious

[@RushdownNinja]

@@nataliegibson5226 hes actually smiling Natalie

[@randyrichmondiii3415]

😭😭😭😭

[@doublea6586]

Well... it does kinda look like a Lima bean.

[@talentlesscunt8485]

Take It Back

[@alejandrobaguer8095]

It’s shoddy craftsmanship

[@FilmmakeroftheFuture]

Gotta give him credit for trying though.

[@y.9645]

Hes trying his best

[@perrytheplatypus2001]

@@y.9645 no he didn't, he slacked off and took the easy way out!

[@InvaderGIR98]

I wish we'd gotten more Butterscotch scenes. IDK, we get to know Beatrice so well but Butterscotch is just sort of there.

[@brebytheway]

yeah i always felt like this was off too, feel like they could have done a whole season of bojack actually reading his book or something

[@bluebird1914]

True. But I guess that that's kind of the point of Butterscotch, like the whole show is from Bojack' POV. I mean yeah we get to know a lot about Beatrice, but we do see how even though she was shitty to him she did spend a lot of time with him, which is probably why he knows so much about her family and how she grew up. Butterscotch though made an effort to avoid Bojack to the point where Bojack probably doesn't even know what his dad's favourite colour is. Hence why his dad in that one S6 episode is replaced by Secretariat.

[@nonchalantdewiness]

That maybe could be because the show was cut short… so maybe they were planning on expanding on that but they just didn’t have time… who knows 🤷‍♀️

[@mikkokuch9004]

That moment you laugh extra hard when you remember that the US construction Panama Canal was initiated by Republicans and overseen by the US Army. You'd think Mr. Horseman Senior would be all over that. XD

[@modakkagitplugga]

Of course not, the reason he probably can't write is because he can't read.

[@TooCooFoYou]

Broly The Sarcastic Savage Both Roosevelts were dead before the ‘60s even started.

[@leoaguilar8684]

It was the marines

[@audiosurfarchive]

THATS THE JOKE

[@BeaverChainsaw]

also the panama canal significantly reduced shipping time and made trade easier, you'd think republicans in the 1960s I assume would love that considering free trade and cheaper goods... whatever!

[@zatchiel]

Every time I see scenes with Bojack's past I wish I could've adopted him or something. All he wanted was to love and be loved. Instead he got the double whammy of two harsh parents. Right in the feels.

[@y.9645]

ok but that makes me wonder how much his life would be different if Bojack was actually "loved" and "cared" for in his childhood

[@bluebird1914]

Honestly it would be really cool if we got to see a special of some sort where we're taken to an alternative reality in which Bojack is raised in such an environment. Maybe instead of Butterscotch he lives with his mom and Corban Creamerman?

[@AdaminTranzit]

@@y.9645 he prolly wouldn't be this Jerk. I've watched more than one anime to know how bad past changes a human lmao

[@makoshark7122]

Yeah, it breaks my heart. What id give for him to just get a hug.. HUG YOUR BOY BEATRICE PLEAAAASE

[@caitlinbelforti870]

He'd be like Hollyhock

[@JLeon40]

i like how there's happy music in the background

[@adamvince5652]

"What is this supposed to be, a lima bean?" I can't get over that!

[@animefan2454]

Butterscotch: thats some shotty crafmanship son. Bojack: Least it's more well made there your book.

[@TheAnimalKingdom-tq3sz]

ROASTED!! XDD

[@treynobles7783]

Why is he always in a sailor suit in these flashbacks😂

[@MaximoJoshua]

In 1846, the four-year-old Albert Edward, Prince of Wales was given a scaled-down version of the uniform worn by ratings on the Royal Yacht. He wore his miniature sailor suit during a cruise off the Channel Islands that September, delighting his mother and the public.[citation needed] Popular engravings, including the famous portrait done by Winterhalter, spread the idea, and by the 1870s, the sailor suit had become normal dress for both boys and girls all over the world. This is also somewhat related to the idea of "shorts as children's clothes". en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sailor_suit#As_children.27s_clothing

[@dag1984]

I think Beatrice kept trying to get him into show business. So to make him as adorable as possible she probably had him wear it so people would go "awww" when they saw him.

[@cameronkoontz6393]

@@MaximoJoshua quality comment

[@traintrack3761]

“What is this suppose to be, a Lima bean?” XD to be fair, the near colour and shape did look like a Lima bean lol

[@KarateGirl999]

This is pretty heartbreaking and amusing at the same time. I could watch Butterscotch yap out political hyperbole all day.

[@FenixBlade911]

Even if Bojack said he would go around the horn, Butterscotch would have found a way to still be mad at him

[@Dustz92]

YOU GO AROUND THE CAPE THE WAY GOD INTENDED

[@totaldestruction152]

"That's some shoddy craftsmanship son."

[@HibHab69]

Holy shit this takes on a different tone after Season 4. (spoilers ahead) I almost feel like the creators are taking the piss out of other shows like Family Guy with this cutaway gag. The music is played up and the slap sounds cartoonish. When in actuality Bojack's childhood was straight up abusive. Like he legit got hit by his dad.

[@SaskianaBroNy]

Despite knowing this, I still can't help myself but laugh so hard...I'm such an arsehole

[@SaskianaBroNy]

@Al X. Andra Family Gay it's a lot different to BH. Don't compare that trash show with BoJack

[@nonchalantdewiness]

Not only hit but later on making Bojack drink and drugging his drink so hopefully he would forget that he caught his dad fucking the secretary. This show is dark as fuck I’m honestly amazed Bojack didn’t turn out worse

[@tackycardia]

Anybody watching this as the Suez Canal is blocked?

[@micahlee2191]

So dark and funny at the same time. "...THE WAY GOD INTENDED!" This scene is too fucking much lmao

[@fRkOdCmK]

Anybody here after the Suez canal?

[@JohnSmith-bn5mi]

His dad took the easy way out with the job at the Sugarman factory. He resented his wife for getting him the job AND for pressuring him towards it. He resented himself for cutting corners, being unable to write his novel, and being unable to stand by his own principles. And he got rewarded for it. Bojack took the easy way out with... honestly a lot of things. He resented the people who offered that opportunity, but also himself for cutting corners. And he got rewarded for it.

[@howlpendragon26]

“You take a boat from here to New York, you go around the horn like a gentleman or cut through the Panama Canal like some kind of democrat?”

[@alexharo7925]

Why is he so mean to him, all BoJack wanted to was his father approval

[@batoybatoy_piks6214]

He's a frustrated man who was forced to work in Beatrice's dad company just to meet the needs and also a writer who never finished his novel, and he ends up cheating with his wife and blaming his problems on Bojack

[@angelariel2360]

BatoyBatoy _Piks I wonder how'd he died, and how do you know he didn't finish his novel?

[@xAlphaBxtch]

Angel ariel Because BoJack himself said his father was a failed novelist in the second episode to Diane.

[@batoybatoy_piks6214]

That must be like the most frustrating thing ever, not finishing your writing or your dreams in general because real life happened

[@abhiu2398]

Butterscotch did finish his novel. It's shown onscreen in the Season 4 finale and it's titled 'The Horse that Couldn't Be Broken'

[@jasonr8525]

even funnier now that the suez canal is blocked

[@nikkob1252]

Can't believe Bojack predicted the Ever Given getting stuck

[@rashadallen7794]

Well at least he called him “son”

[@Reaper419Darkangel]

Seeing this makes me somewhat happy my father left when I was young

[@ericsmithson8193]

Who’s here because of the Suez Canal?

[@y.9645]

yes

[@alspezial2747]

Fun fact At the end of this episode, bojack talks about when he built a treehouse and his dad demolished it because he used screws, which his dad called "fancy jew nails" In the german version, his dad called them "fancy woman nails" I guess i dont need to explain why

[@alejandrogonzalezmoreno7950]

This joke ages very well

[@seanchukwuezi3079]

Young bojack was a champ for not crying and only shedding a tear 😅😮😢

[@Misselfilmen]

The Suez Cannal boaty McBoatface brought me here.

[@simple-commentator-not-rea7345]

This is the most oddly animated slap I've ever seen

[@gabe_s_videos]

Thank you so much for uploading this! I've been trying to memorize it for ages!

[@SquishyEggo]

In case anyone is wondering the Panama Canal is a man made canal between North America and South America. And the "Horn" is Cape Horn all the way the bottom of South America.

[@RoyalSapphireMods]

No fucking shit sherlock

[@daejahhenry9538]

You'd be surprised how many people don't know that

[@luke666808g]

That's what I thought watching it "funny joke but a lot of people won't get it because they have no idea what or where any of those places are"

[@modakkagitplugga]

or that democrats had very little to do with it.

[@spyrosw9]

Beemanq You do know that other people exist in this world besides americans right? Why he fuck would I know your country's geography?

[@fullmetal-animator]

I tried showing this to a friend at work... and somehow he was terrified of Butterscotch. Suddenly this scene got funnier to me.

[@InvaderGIR98]

Maybe you unwittingly gave him flashbacks lol

[@aweirdoandaphone4135]

oh shit

[@airplanetowardsthesky3265]

When that boat was stuck in the Suez Canal and all those ships started going around the cape all I could think about was this scene e

[@danielcollin8227]

Boats who can't use the Suez canal right now:

[@mr.l8723]

Poor Bojack, no wonder he can’t be happy. If that was my son, I’d be like “Awww! Thanks pal! I love it! You deserve a reward. Who wants to go to Dairy Queeeeeeen?”😊

[@dillonstanley796]

I wonder if Bojack gave this memory a comedic undertone to make it bearable.

[@bluebird1914]

Probably. Also because it's a lot easier to give a comedic undertone to abuse from what is basically a stranger, than from any of Beatrice's abuse.

[@FrogInShorts]

"your shoddy craftsmanship brings shame on all horse kind, and for that you must perish"

[@Bezzdor]

Damn it Evergreen, you just had to go around the horn like a gentleman

[@russanothewise440]

Little Bojack’s voice always make me laugh. IDK, maybe it’s the voice

[@reala90]

Bojacks relationship with his mom is always depressing to watch but anytime he's with his dad its hilarious.

[@bukanfernanda]

After season 4 i feel bad for laughing

[@combatpig3435]

Fernanda Azaria I just finished s3. I fucking Love this show

[@tomasmarcataio2066]

Oh yeah. It's all coming together now...

[@thegzak]

This was the scene that sealed the deal for me, what a fantastic show

[@assassinferretproject5121]

Poor little Bojack

[@guy5529]

Season 1 Episode 2 “Bojack hates the troops”

[@gamerguy425]

I know this is fuckin child abuse but the way his tongue sticks out for a frame when he gets slapped just makes me weak XD

[@St0neyWanKenobi]

How amazing 6 years later this is relevant

[@allibatista7056]

Suez canal incident be like

[@TheAwesomeDarkNinja]

Season 2 and beyond would have that slap be dramatic. Crazy to see Butterscotch here being played for laughs.

[@FunkyDerps]

oddly relevant about a month ago

[@nathangarcia4148]

This aged

[@MadameTamma]

"LIKE SOME KINDA DEMOCRAT!" is a phrase I need to use more often in my life.

[@wildoutlaw2130]

I died when butterscotch said what is this a Lina bean

[@alienJIZ1990]

One of my favorite scenes 😂 Bojack Horseman is honestly one of the best shows ever created. Hits every emotion, has valuable life lessons, it's absolutely hilarious, and unlike most shows, it ended so, so well.

[@kazumak.1542]

"I tried my best" The hurt and existentialism in Bojack voice makes me sad :(

[@ollyaintjolly1249]

The way he says "It's a heart"

[@0ne0nlyLarry]

Geez Bojack had some monstrous parents

[@DarthShadow91]

When you’re a dummy thicc cargo ship, you don’t cut through the Suez Canal like some sort of Democrat. YOU GO AROUND THE HORN OF AFRICA LIKE GOD INTENDED.

[@paulkerr2654]

YOU GO ROUND THE HORN THE WAY GOD INTENDED! 😂

[@mosesmbure7548]

With the ship stuck in the suez canal right now. Idk they may have to go around the horn like gentlemen

[@pavlokozhevnikov6067]

Lol like as if he sailed around the "horn" I remember him going through the canal when Bea helped him with landing a job in her dad's company

[@edwardshaw1743]

Anyone else here after what happened in the Suez canal?

[@thelionsmane3032]

Relevant

[@adamgriffith-smith9106]

I wonder if Butterstoch ever envied Bojack since he followed his dreams and became successful which Butterstoch never did

[@bluebird1914]

I'm not entirely sure if Butterscotch even lived long enough to see his son on Horsin' Around. Although I wouldn't say he's jealous of Bojack, Butterscotch seems like the type of guy who has one of those "If I'm unhappy, you're not allowed to be happy" kind of attitudes, so that's probably why he goes out of his way to be shitty towards his son.

[@legrandboche712]

@@bluebird1914 He lived through horsin around, he’s hollyhock’s father and she was born in 2000

[@brolysmash9333]

That's some shoddy craftsmanship son. You slacked off the easy way out. That was mean lmao 😂

[@7ylerD]

You know, “the way God intended” is usually used either sarcastically or just as a sub for “the right way”; but in this case, it kinda makes sense, lol.

[@Fruitjuiceandbananas]

The stock slap sound effect made me giggle

[@starwarsfan967]

Now I know how people put their ships in bottles. The sails are down in the first place, but then you raise them up while they're in the bottle

[@inaazarcon5049]

Bet Buttescotch is very happy right now.

[@JulioFloresCortos]

That sound effect of the slap is so damn funny

[@Pattern51lover]

This is by far my favorite part of the whole show

[@theturbulentturnip4126]

hits different with Suez rn

[@blondmop92]

Sending this to my dad on Father's Day.

[@tahaacar3381]

Oh boy, the Suez Canal is blocked. This aged well.

[@adamcheklat7387]

Bojack Sr: That’s what happens when you forget the horn.

[@Symphonia30]

Poor Bojack neither his mom or dad were positive role models

[@Girthquake1488]

Tbh to me Bojack Horseman was the greatest gift I've ever received because my parents are EXACTLY like his and it comforts me to know that I'm not thr only one

[@austinsmith1285]

This was from the pilot where Bojack's tone was a hunt more cartoony. It's still genuinely hilarious