Princess Carolyn's Worst Day | "Ruthie" Explained

[@smilingindian989]

Great video. I wish it could have gone on for 1 or 2 more beans.

[@blessedbrebre]

The bean system is the way!

[@salobambi]

the bean system is the way 🙌

[@averypence8580]

the bean system is the way!!

[@jacksonmartin9173]

The Bean System is the way 🙌

[@denimpetros4925]

Th bean system is the way!!!

[@wrenpen]

i cried so much when she named her daughter ruthie, genuinely one of the most beautiful moments in television showing just how far carolyn had came

[@michelleh.1839]

Dont forget that Vanessa gecko says that children are "ruthless," PC naming her ruthie was also a subtle nod to that!

[@is4bellexo]

@@michelleh.1839 i always thought that!!! i hear gecko say ‘ruthless’ and the next minute pc names her daughter ruthie and i was like…😏

[@BlackLabsLikeRuleDog]

i had never had such a heartwarming moment than that scene and i dont think i’ll ever experience that again with television

[@dizzeh9439]

Ikr! That was amazing 😌

[@sohee1111]

Wait so if she never had a biological kid, cuz ruthie was adopted, how come theres a future mini pc

[@unknown_limes]

I always imagined that PC eventually got a gold version of that necklace to give to Ruthie. Firstly so her daughter can always have something to remember her mother's tenacity and that the worst days don't have to knock you down forever, and second bc lead jewelry can be hella toxic.

[@ijustlikebees]

That's nice

[@Isaacindelicato123]

Maybe it was the cause of her many miscarriages?

[@helen8022]

@@Isaacindelicato123 I don't think so. She did have a miscarriage before getting the necklace from her mom from her first pregnancy. Maybe it was just how her body is. I think.

[@frozenyogurth]

@@helen8022 idk, the lead could definitely play a role in further miscariages. Miscariages aren't that extremely rare so the first could have been just a coincidence. I do believe that Lead can lead to fertility disorders...

[@mageofdoomsie1598]

@@helen8022 well miscarriages are more common than people think, especially in young first time mothers, like PC was during her first accidental pregnancy. The lead necklace definitely did her no favors though, as lead is known to cause fertility issues.

[@nidohime6233]

Many fans like the theory about Princess Carolyn´s necklace being the cause of her miscarriages because is likely to be made of lead, but I don´t think is the case. Sometimes life is a bitch without jewelry on.

[@AkJosh98]

Also, didn't she received that necklace AFTER her first miscarriage?

[@ijustlikebees]

@@AkJosh98 I think the necklace made her fertility issues worse,but Idk

[@sketchyjulia]

@@AkJosh98 she got it before her first miscarriage, but in flashbacks from the 90s and mid 2000s she wasn’t shown wearing it, She had 2 other miscarriages in between the time she was 18 and the beginning of season 4, it’s likely they happened during this time

[@Steelburgh]

Just saw a Q&A with RBW from last summer where he said that was unintentional but certainly could be an interpretation.

[@DoYouLikeTacos]

@@ijustlikebees how can a necklace can cause fertility issues?

[@thegecko1742]

I'm kind of surprised no ones talked about the line "its so easy. For you to love me when everything's good." So many things about that one line hit like a truck in regards to life and the show.

[@sukhnoorkaur]

Same same!

[@nyabis8044]

That's why I always found Judah to be a much better fit romantically for her than Ralph, Ralph said "you're so easy Princess Carolyn [and] this is why I love you" which obviously stung. She's independent and headstrong and ambitious, but those attributes are also some of her biggest flaws. She finds it hard to need and rely on people, partly because she was raised in an environment that forced her to take responsibility for almost everything. Judah helps support her and allows her to be emotionally vulnerable and doesn't view her independence as a plus in a relationship. Judah is willing to stick by her no matter what, even in hard times.

[@xAlphaBxtch]

Especially since he said earlier in the episode “everything is so easy with you princess Carolyn”

[@korikeniston3796]

@@nyabis8044 Judah allows Princess Carolyn to be her headstrong, powerhouse self but the difference between him and Ralph is that Judah doesn't ask PC if she NEEDS help then shrug it off lightly when she pushes back on that offer. Judah KNOWS she needs help and he understands what things she may forget whilst taking care of her major focuses and proceeds to do them for her WITHOUT asking her. Judah knows what PC needs and he understands she needs someone to support her work heavily while knowing when to remind her she may need to take a break bc she deserves it xD

[@silvercheetah92]

He didn't want a partner to take care of that is not love

[@darkninjafirefox]

I love Princess Carolyn so much, she's such a hard worker and the fact that she's a pink kitty makes it even better. No deep reason I just think it's cute especially in contrast to the semi-realistic designs of everyone else.

[@jinorism]

i’m so happy someone brought this up

[@winglessfairy564]

Lilac

[@sexygirlmax2019]

​@@winglessfairy564shes literally pink do you have colorblindness

[@gulfgiggleanimations4472]

Princess Caroline firing Judah for some reason felt more impactful than her breaking up with Ralph. Maybe it’s because Judah was quickly becoming my favorite of the secondary cast member, and that’s probably because I’m autistic so I saw a lot of myself in him. I was so happy when he returned in season 6.

[@CorVids1031]

As a young woman with a questionable mom, no siblings to lean on, and even similar setbacks to PC in the future family creation department, I feel like PC herself has been a huge role model for me. I have to say, she's helped out a ton. I may not be doing the profession I dreamed about, but I'm pretty okay. Got a nice boyfriend. My own dog. A lovely apartment. My work recently recognized me as the best worker in my department. I did it. This whole show is such a big success because there is a complex character for everyone to learn from. I learn from PC.

[@isolaviola]

This comment gave me a lot of hope too. I'm happy for you :)

[@ThiccFurryBoi34]

Oh congratulations im happy your doing great man

[@CorVids1031]

@@ThiccFurryBoi34 I am! Made strides both in work and in my relationship. Make twice as much as I did, and the boyfriend is now the fiance. Life is good.

[@ThiccFurryBoi34]

@@CorVids1031 yay for happy endings

[@level5650]

I learnt from Todd myself. He was what made me realise what asexuality was.

[@boyroy4u]

The emotional whiplash this caused me, Princess Caroline focused stories tend to be my faovurite, cause she's the most outwardly strong, so showing her vulnerability and sorrow is really important to people who feel the need to always be unphased and unaffected by life

[@VanNessy97]

Princess Carolyn is all of the things that pushed Princess Carolyn towards her own success. It's not her ancestors, it's not her necklace, it's not her clients, it's not any of the people she's interacted with in the show. It's her own self-made audacity to keep trying despite all the setbacks she's faced.

[@shiomicchi7247]

I remember watching this the first time, and all throughout the episode I kept thinking "when is PC gonna have her moment where she overcomes everything??? Everything has to be okay because Ruthie is telling everyone about her in the future!" It just made the moment where PC tells Bojack that she imagined it all as a coping mechanism all the more crushing. It was a real kick in the emotions for me, because I understood her: sometimes things in your life just go so so wrong that you have no other option but to escape into your own head where everything works out just to protect yourself.

[@zakaryrichmond396]

The end of this episode always makes me cry so hard the way it doesn't cut back to ruthie as a kid summing up the end of the story is what hurts the most

[@AndyyBee]

I watched this episode for the first time shortly after my miscarriage. Out of all of the sad and horrible things that happen in the show, this was the only episode I cried about. When she got drunk and nonchalantly said no more baby as if it wasn't one of, if not the most heartbreaking moments in her life, was so realistic. The female characters and the way the show handles female issues was really refreshing in a way that I can tell without looking at the credits that women were actively involved in the writing of this show.

[@Stainedconverse.]

Honestly when I saw the truth about the necklace made me just dislike her mother even more but then made me wonder if her mom was lied to as well about the necklace history or she just made up a story to make her daughter feel better about their situation moving forward

[@Tea-KW]

given the context of the episode we saw PC get the necklace in, i understood it more as her mother lying to her as a way to comfort her. PC's mom didn't seem very motivated and was self destructive, and i assume if her mom had been told the same lie then PC probably would have heard of the necklaces story before that moment. I still hate her mom, but i do think she meant well on trying to comfort her daughter on one of her worst experiences she's ever had in life

[@SharpestLiVES13]

Have bawled in so many episodes of Bojack Horseman, but this episode hit me the hardest. My bestfriend used to compare me to Princess Carolyn because of my ability to find ways out of problems and situations, and the tendency to always "land on my feet". I never truly believed it myself until I had the very worst day crashing on me- with my father's illness getting worse, my relationship being so troubled and my job getting so shaky. When this happened, I wanted so bad to believe what my bestfriend said- that I'd always land on my feet somehow even after all of this- and so I watched this episode again. Rewatching Princess Carolyn's struggles and pain, and knowing that things worked out in the end though not how she initially wanted, it made me feel some level of comfort- that perhaps things will work out eventually even if all seems lost and bleak in the present.

[@indigothecat]

Seeing P.C. bawling in her car after that awful day and immediately pretending she was OK so she could answer her phone messed with me a bit. Normally one of the characters with the strongest emotional resolve and sense of control suddenly just breaking down. I still get chills thinking about it, and it also makes me laugh at anyone who says that cartoons are silly and just for children. Many shows (live action or animated) show characters crying, sometimes even just for laughs, but few shows can actually give you chills when they show you someone crying. That's how good the writing is.

[@eatatjoes6751]

Ruthie got me to start thinking like Princess Carolyn in the "distant future person tells about me as an ancestor" mindset: sometimes it's my own future kid.

[@Tom-vx7qh]

2:26 and then she has the audacity to say that she never had beef with PC lmao

[@CAT-2323]

That’s what I was thinking

[@naotemabacaxi7054]

She said she never hated PC

[@TheONLYFeli0]

that's just how she talks

[@FemaleAnimeMaster]

Another heartbreaking thing about the necklace is the realization that her mother LIED to her. Shes the one that made up the story about the necklace being a priceless family heirloom in order to emotionally manipulate PC. She only made the story up to encourage PC to stick with the plan of having the baby for the money it would bring them, showing how much of a cold oppertunist her mother was, taking advantage of her in a vulnerable moment for her own gain.

[@anlak1318]

I was devastated by this episode mostly because i love Ralph's and PC's romance.

[@rockstar6790]

Same here. They seem to be a perfect match, but I guess sometimes it didn’t work out.

[@elizabethlee2136]

I think that it was too perfect. She could have had a surface level perfection, but she'd always feel insecure. PC couldn't have been happy with a conventional and picture perfect. She needed to learn to trust and be open and find a guy who would do anything for her. She thought she needed to be rescued by a man. Bojack, Vincent Adultman. They weren't going to save her. She needed a partner who would make her the best she could be. Judah was that man. Even if he is bizarre maybe even neurodivergent and not good on paper her willingness to trust him is the true love. I'm sure The kindly millionaire will find someone. You have to be ready for love. Even a great guy on paper isn't enough if you don't love yourself and trust him.

[@Gooseduke]

I said this under the community post announcing this, but Ruthie is one of my favorite episodes because I have used that same coping mechanism as Princess Carolyn even before I knew Bojack existed. PC is one of my favorite characters if not my favorite character for this episode alone.

[@fetasprite]

I get so excited everytime you upload, especially your Bojack analysis videos! I can't wait to see your review for Ruthie, as it's one of my favorite episodes, not just of the series, but from any show.

[@kialuvsyoo]

All of my exact thoughts as well

[@Just_niaxx]

Ruthie is an amazing character even though she’s not real, my online friend and I would always role playing sometimes and I would tell her about my imagined character named Mei and how he’s in a band with his friends but he also suffers with depression and insomnia but he always try to fight back with his demons and even though times get tough and hard, he always work hard and put a smile on his face. I honestly do think this is kinda cringe as I’m typing this but I guess I can say it makes me feel better.

[@cassie6146]

I don't think it's cringe at all. Crafting narratives and characters can be another way to make sense of the world and our feelings, as well as being a healthy form of creative expression. Plus it can be fun. As long as it makes you happy and isn't hurting anyone, then that's a good thing you've got going.

[@VanNessy97]

@@cassie6146 This. It's not cringe if it makes you happy and it doesn't hurt anyone.

[@Kuaheak2018]

That's not cringe, that's very sweet

[@teovinokur9362]

hey that's not cringe! roleplay can be a healthy hobby if you're careful to also have other outlets. i find it very similar to improv (bojack reference kind of intended)

[@lucasdolding6924]

These thumbnails are always so good

[@lWonderWho]

Agreed!

[@ancientdarkmagic1409]

Princess Carolyn is an example of a good role model in how you should keep moving forward after a failure or a hard times.

[@awkwardtaylor4725]

I don't know how, but this episode is the thing that makes me cry. EVERY time. Even when I watch a review of it. PC is a great character but goddamn I'm crying (

[@ugonewton7356]

Ruthie-Princess Carolyn's "11th" episode Mr. Peanutbutter's Boos - Mr. Peanutbutter's "11th" episode Good Damage-Diane's "11th" episode

[@mahdisol34]

We can all agree that everyone is fcking proud of Princess Carolyn

[@carpeted-bathroom96]

Yeah! She has her own business, learned to let go of Bojack,got married to someone who supports her and adopted a baby!

[@sukhnoorkaur]

PC is one of the strongest characters ever! Not just in this show but in general as well. And the things that make her the strongest are the failures she faces in her personal and professional life. I LOVE that she always lands on her feet. She hits the lows but always gets back. She was the daughter of the maid and now kind of runs the whole Hollywoob. I love her so much ♥️

[@shinyhitomi3916]

The last bit of this video really got me emotional. I had always thought of Ruthie as one of the most severe downers in the show, but with the perspective of later seasons + that interpretation of the necklace, it becomes almost kind of uplifting. A day that bad can happen, but that doesn't change who you are and the traits that got you to where you are. Princess Carolyn ultimately ended up being right - everything did turn out alright, even if that day still sucked and nothing can change that.

[@hopedope9174]

I actually started crying, this episode of pc is so heartbreaking but it’s one of my favorites because I see myself in pc and all of the BH characters but pc holds a special seat in my heart

[@chang7347]

Just thought about this episode today on my way home from work, I often think of scenarios about the family I don't have or the life I could lead because " It makes me feel better."

[@camilogarciaylasaari1857]

Wow, this episode was a lot heavier than I remembered. Great breakdown, Johnny, as always!

[@oliviadurand2429]

I always hoped that Ralph would end up with PC in the end, but I’m so glad she actually ended up with Judah. Ralph was a great guy for her though, he helped her realize her dreams for having a family were still possible!

[@hugazo]

This has to be one of the best episodes of the whole show

[@poftsvivavu4598]

I really like this take on Ruthie because it goes beyond just the sad ending. You do a good job pointing out the positivity that comes from the episode's message.

[@tameriacole91]

I loves this episode we all have those days where you just need to cry and vent

[@OhDangItsBazn]

Never thought I’d be so sad seeing a vectorized cartoon cat lady cry.

[@donsolo7860]

One of my favorite details of this wonderfully tragic episode was that despite knowing that her necklace had no monetary value, it still carried sentimental and intrinsic value.

[@uniraffesaur]

The ending of Ruthie is one of the biggest gut punches in television history

[@mightymidget7181]

Throughout the whole episode, no matter how bad things got for PC, no matter how hard it was to keep watching, I kept telling myself that it’ll be ok, she’ll still have her baby eventually. But then that ending scene starts, and it destroys me each and every time

[@june-iy2pd]

Johnny, thank you for FINALLY doing ruthie

[@rohansharma9738]

I really enjoy your content Johnny as you pick apart the show very thoroughly and show a further meaning to the show.

[@Nyxthebat04]

I found it really cool that they portrayed PC as *both* an intelligent and resilient businesswoman and a woman with the desire to be a mother. Usually shows make women choose between the two, and that happens in real life. But she didn't need to.

[@LemonScentedSharpie]

This is the first episode I ever saw of Bojack, my friend was trying to get me into the show and this was the episode he was on. This episode alone, without knowing anything else about the show, had me binging it.

[@fcv4616]

The necklace shows the power that symbols can have in shaping people’s behaviour, whether they are legit or not. Even though the necklace was just a custom piece, Princess Carolyn used it as inspiration to become the tenacious cat-lady Carolyn is, which only makes her even more impressive. She didn’t come from a long-family of resilient cat immigrants as her mother told her, but she willed herself to become one.

[@bradthingy4256]

i remember when I first watched this episode it made me mad that they showed ruthie in the future. There was no more tension with PC’s pregnancy because now I knew it was gonna work out in the end. Theeeeen the end of the episode happened. Well played bojack, well played

[@FlipX100]

I have always had the theory that her mom stole the necklace from the rich neighbors. And just made up the story of he necklace being passed down through generations for her daughters sake.

[@rosapaga1776]

The only thing I wanted during the series was for Princess Carolyn to be happy and this episode broke me

[@pokemonmanic3595]

My friend and I watched Season 4 together and after we saw the ending to Ruthie we sat there in stunned silence for at least five minutes.

[@imdankarlin]

“Oh Heart” in the end credits never doesn’t make me choke up.

[@takofili3520]

After watching the full series for the first time, Princess Carolyn is probably my favorite character. Her drive to never give up is what inspires me a lot

[@likeaboss0431]

I've only seen it once aswell

[@Y2Kikii]

Great video! I found I related to PC the most, so seeing her struggle so much in this episode was hard to watch cause I've been in those heart breaking days. Days where it's just one bad thing after another even after you thought you did everything right and worked so damn hard. Glad in the end she did accomplished what she wanted, so it give me hope.

[@SS-op9wt]

Wow, I have microanalyzed Bojack Horseman as a show to the moon and back, and I never thought about how symbolic it was when she clasped her necklace with the paperclip. Great speculation, this was excellent and you are on the nose.

[@scarletshadows459]

I cried so hard when she started to cry, this episode hit me so hard on account my own miscarriage past. Princess Carolyn deserves to be happy, and I hope her marriage is a happy one along with her baby Ruthie.

[@carlos.quyllur]

Man I loved how you show me the reality of this episode, it's truly heartbreaking but at the same time so resilient, also I really love your miniatures of your videos

[@sefmusic6273]

Don’t forget that right before PC names her “Ruthie” she has a talk with Vanessa Gecko talking about how being a mother is “a ruthless job, and I mean RUTHless” and PC was already thinking about Ruthie as a name before that

[@sathanamuraleetharan8871]

this is a FANTASTIC video! this episode usually makes me too horribly sad to rewatch and think about much, but your point about the necklace and the weight of PC putting the necklace back on really helped me reexamine what this episode means to me + how it's /so/ core to PC's relentless nature.

[@rotem6033]

One of my favorite episodes on the show. Thank you!

[@evankimori]

I remember reading and watching a theory about that necklace that she wears, that there is most probably lead in it and that is the partial reason why she miscarried so much.

[@buruzn09]

This really helped me appreciate the episode in a new light. Nice video.

[@richardpaz8035]

What made me really sad and sorta broke my heart was when at the end we realize ruthie is fake and how this whole episode was all in her head. Never got a goodbye with ruthie until she adopts the baby later on In the show

[@dizydazydizydazy]

i love pc sm i can't wait for the video!! so excited to see what u have to say about this ep

[@bascal133]

Princess Carolyn breaking up with Ralph was one of the most frustrating moments of the show for me. She acted like the suggestion of adopting or surrogacy was a personal attack which is absurd. And in the end she ended up adopting anyway which is exactly what he was suggesting! I don’t understand what she was thinking.

[@treelord4644]

This is probably the fault of the ep before that when he brings pc to his parents house. That ep should have ended with ralf giving a half assed excuse to pc, not standing up for her.

[@kalikoserpent]

@@treelord4644 yeah, but imagine how hurt she felt. A holiday, a holiday about hating HER people, constantly being pressured to do things and the fact that the rich family probably reminded her of Cooper Thomas Wallace Jr. I think PC wasn't ready for a relationship, even if she thought she was.

[@elizabethlee2136]

I don't think it was just Ralph's low key racism. I think it's a good message. See Princess Carolyn issue didn't like herself and saw family as an escape, especially a man. She'd find a man she liked who was great and everything would be better. She's unhappy it's because she was dating jack ass. She dated acceptable guys. But still she was unhappy guilty and frustrated. So giving her a perfect picture perfect boyfriend (a millionaire who writes romantic greeting cards.) But she wasn't. Until she knew what she wanted and she came to terms with herself.... She couldn't be with anyone. Judah is what she needed, not someone to rescue her, but someone who let her live her life and realize her potential. Until she loved herself and found somebody to trust no one would be good enough. Judah might be bizarre and even neurodivergent but she can be herself, she trusts him and would do anything for her. Even a picture perfect man with everything perfect is not enough if you can't trust him. And you can't trust anyone if you don't get your mind right. I'm sure the kind creative millionaire will find someone. It's cool that while all her bfs are rich the one she chose wants to build a company with her. The exact opposite of Rutabaga who despite being shitty fixed his marriage. If you can trust love and bring out the best, you don't need much else.

[@nhdjoseywales]

I love that this is David Sedaris’s only acting credit

[@stimmyspaghetti]

i’m so glad you are making so many videos right when i am VERY hyperfixated on bojack

[@haileybalmer9722]

That was a lovely video. It made me feel a lot more positive about the episode. I tell ya, Bojack never made me cry, but the chilling devastation of this episode brought me close. The end, when you find out that Ruthie wasn't real and maybe never would be, made me say "okay, that's enough Bojack for one day." I mean, I think my exact quote was "...ow." But the sentiment was there.

[@veronicapiccinini7956]

One of the saddest Bojack Horseman episodes

[@samueltorres9417]

i actually think that the necklace doesn’t represent PC, but the lie that she tells herself on her bad days. when PC realizes her necklace is fake, she’s devastated. just like the audience is when we realize the story of ruthie is fake. we see PC put on the necklace even though she knows it’s not real gold and it doesn’t represent generations of family tenacity. just like how ruthie doesn’t exist, but the thought of her keeps PC going, in the same way the necklace does. it’s really solidified when you consider bojack and PC’s last lines of the episode. Bojack: but, it’s a lie. PC: yeah, well…it makes me feel better

[@carpeted-bathroom96]

At least now the Ruthie story isnt a lie

[@samueltorres9417]

@@carpeted-bathroom96 what? no, the story is a lie. that's the point. PC would rather tell herself a small lie that helps her feel better than accept the ugly truth

[@carpeted-bathroom96]

@@samueltorres9417 No i meant she has a baby called Ruthie now so that can actually happen

[@samueltorres9417]

@@carpeted-bathroom96 ohhhhh okay yeah you're right, my bad lol

[@carpeted-bathroom96]

@@samueltorres9417 its cool

[@PhantoRoyce]

“PC was always able to land on her feet” I’m not sure if that was a joke but if it was I loved it

[@alenasenie6928]

The Juda scene is the one that hits me more, because he is clearly incapable of saying something he doesn't believe is true, he really thinks it was in the best interest of her and what PC says is not true, but is what she thinks, what anyone would think. People not getting what you meant is something common nowdays because on the internet everyone gets whatever they think the other person meant, I also know a few people that always take what they think other people meant instead of what they truly meant, and they are truly unhappy and lose people because of that, even I, that recognize that they are like that, have been at the point of saying "whatever, if they mistook what I said and understood exactly the opposite I am not going to try to correct them anymore, it is too much to deal with them" and then just allow that to be the case, to just let them be, ignorant of reality and without me, because I too deserve to be allowed to feel happy, and I can't do that with people that take everything in the worst possible way, when saying "I like this show" just becomes them nitpicking everything wrong with the show and how I am a horrible person for like it (according to someone I know sex education, the show, is animal cruelty)

[@Bloodanna]

The ending of this episode killed me. This was definitely the first episode of Bojack thay made me absolutely cry.

[@skynet40433]

That last part about the transformation of the necklace's narrative was especially moving. Love that show, love PC, love this channel. Thanks for another great breakdown J2C.

[@tonyreimer6804]

This show, and your breakdowns, provide powerful and valuable catharsis for me. So, I just wanted to say thanks. 🍻

[@kassyyar97]

PC is my favorite character by miles. I relate so much to her, I even say some of her catchphrases because it feels like the right thing to do when the time comes.

[@Chikadulce10]

This episode breaks me every time. It’s one of my favorites for sure. Thanks so much for finally discussing it 🙌🏻

[@sanabalisani3373]

When he says “everything is so easy with you” she gets sad not because she has something difficult to tell him. Looking back at PC’s life, she’s always had to take care of everyone around her and herself, therefore she never wants to be a liability for anyone. Everything is so easy with her not because it actually is, but it’s because she never lets him see the uneasy parts and does it by herself.

[@brattygoblin125]

I love your content, I’m having a bad day and don’t feel well- thank you!

[@elliottpak]

“Mostly about frozen yogurt” I love how (understandably) annoyed you sounded when saying that

[@emilyzaitz2687]

This is one of the few episodes of television that makes my cry without fail every time I watch it.

[@shygreenbean0317]

Just finished the series and adore all your Bojack content 💚

[@NAVEMAN3]

I have a weird theory that the mother gave PC the necklace so that PC wouldn't be more successful than her. I had a family member who is like that and it didn't end well on both sides. I'm just surprised that after PC found out the necklace was fake and possibly causing her miscarriages, she still keeps the damn thing.

[@ihwb3005]

pc is definitely one of my favorite characters from bojack

[@imogenmichelle]

only episode of bojack to make me cry and all time favourite! thank god someone covered this :D

[@amandahallows5444]

I was passed down a necklace and given a story about it's history too, only to find out it wasn't anything near as special as I was told. This part hit so close to home!

[@fionacheng7868]

I'd honestly love to see an analysis of PC's relationships with Todd and Diane; I feel like they're two dynamics we don't really see until later in the series, but there's something about them that's always been intriguing. Diane and PC always seem to be at odds with their views of the world and their relationships, but there's a very obvious mutual respect between them that's expressed in different forms. Todd and PC also seem to have basically the most amicable relationship between any two people in the entire main five.

[@jonahhex18]

God, this episode breaks me. I love PC so much, I can't even begin to describe how much

[@abygailendaya1287]

i really loved that episode so much, thank u for the bojack horseman videos I just finished it last week and ur videos are my guide to understand it

[@samueljedvillanueva9483]

Can u make a breakdown about S6 Ep1 "A horse walks into rehab" When the his "therapist" ask him about his source of addiction and he said "nobody made me drink" and as he remembers the origin, this memories at first its about people who made him drink but at the ending scene, the scene that showed us that he himself, he made himself drink because he wants acceptance,comfort and that he only wants to get on the same page as he's parents who both really drunk💔

[@delfinal7560]

Incredible breakdown of this episode!

[@stephatflashpoint]

Every Bojack Horseman breakdown is like a gift.

[@kag427]

I think PC was a bit older than 18 when she first got pregnant. I think she’s at least 20. She criticizes Cooper for only being 18, and they mention deferring college for ANOTHER year. So, I feel like she graduated high school and intended to go to college, but stuck around a year or two to help her mom.

[@Johnny2Cellos]

Hmmm, she was born in 1974 and by 1993 she was in Hollywood working as Marv’s intern and going to school. I think that took place in 1992, but maybe she was 19 and it was 1993

[@victherocker]

It broke my heart when Bojack said "but it's...fake". It completely shattered my hopes for pc as I realized the future I just watched was a mere imagination and would never happen.

[@beanpasteposts]

I can’t believe PC pulled a Robin on us. (I actually watched Bojack before HIMYM, but both episodes still killed me)

[@Themtwei]

Already can’t wait to watch

[@JesusMartinez-rr2ry]

I feel like the theory that Princess Carolyn's necklace being the cause of her infertility due to it being made of lead should be promoted from a theory to straight-up fact, despite the show never depicting that connection. Since lead is know to cause birth defects and even infertility. But how does Cutie Cutie Cupcake (PC's mother) be able to have 12 children despite being alcoholic? It doesn't add up!

[@antoineedoh9999]

That was a hell of a bad day...Thankfully she woke up the next morning

[@webby3109]

I loved that she named her daughter Ruthie

[@byul9490]

Thank you for making this video because right now I'm dealing with finals and I don't know how I'm going to do 😪 I've faced hardships and just like PC I know I'm going to be fine landing on my feet 🥳 This was something I needed to see 👀

[@mathieuleader8601]

what a clever twist