Bojack Horseman (Netflix) TV Show • Page 19

It gets much much better

Don't get me wrong, it might also just not be for you, but the second and third seasons (and fourth of course but I figured I'd mention the ones closest to where you're at) are much stronger and more gripping than the first (although I liked the first season too)

 

I'm a huge fan of this show.

Rewatching it now and just finished S1.

S1 is easily the weakest. It definitely picks up steam from there.

 

I don't know, I feel like if you're still not into it by the end of the first season the show might not be for you to be honest. I was fully invested by episode 6 or 7 (whichever one has him visiting Herb at his house) the first time I watched it

 

The first season is the weakest but hang on, it def gets better from there like people say.

 

This is now always my most anticipated show each year. It's incredible.

 

I watched the pilot three times before actually committing to the series, the second half of the first season picks up and then it's full steam ahead starting with season two.

I binged all four seasons in about a week and it broke me. Not sure what there is to say that hasn't already been said (come for the comedy, stay for the drama, etc.) The episode where we hear Bojack's thoughts was the most crushing and relatable yet.

 

finally finished season 4, Chandler's List and Belleroom were so great
you feel like a guest, unlike the talking candlestick in that aforementioned Disney film I don't want you to be that
they charge $10 for a fruit cup and it's mostly honeydew, what on the go jetsetter is demanding more honeydew, it's like the Jared Leto of fruits

 

I haven't finished s4 yet, but more honeydew jokes are ALWAYS welcome.

 

This is really good video that explores the themes of the show and also offers good advice on life.

 

Watching the Hank After Dark episode right now, and it seems a bit apropos with everything going on right now.

 

https://pitchfork.com/news/saxophonist-ralph-carney-dead-at-61

:(

 

A damn shame

 

Damn that sax riff at the end of the theme is iconic

 

I’ll never not watch the Christmas Special

 

Just started watching this. Been sick since Christmas Eve so I’ve just been watching all types of shit I’ve been neglecting on Netflix. So am I to understand that this becomes more of a drama as the show continues? I’m only on episode 2 but I remembered reading that somewhere.

 

It becomes more of a drama but it also gets much funnier

 

It’s always funny but it does get darker and more depressing too

 

It gets pretty dark at points, but it's also super hilarious. Keep watching.

 

Omfg yall were right, season 2 has been phenomenal. Lot of laugh out loud moments. Todd is so outlandishly awesome.

 

Wow I just fucking broke down watching season 4 episode 11. This show is fucking amazing.

 

The Princess Caroline ep this past season was so emotional for me.

 

Time’s Arrow is the best episode of the series, it just guts you but gives you hope in the end.

 

Come to think of it, I think the most emotional bit from season four was Diane talking to Mr. Peanutbutter in the last episode. “But I’m so tired of squinting”, like goddamn that’s sad.

 

Same, it came out like right after we had our miscarriage and it was so emotional and painful yet helpful to watch it

 

Yup. Same boat, the day we found out. I’m just happy my wife wasn’t watching. She would have been even more wrecked