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Finally, someone who recognize that unalaq is a great villain. he's an underrated and overhated villain

One bit of writing on this show I've always liked is that BoJack never says "she came onto me" about Penny. He eventually tells Diane she kissed him, but not as a defense of what happened but a matter of fact retelling of why he sucks. Technically she did make the first move. But he turned her down twice knowing it was wrong. We the audience don't know who made the third and final move, but it doesn't matter. And the writers know it doesn't matter if it was Penny or BoJack the third time, because no matter what the end result is wrong. He manipulated and groomed an entire family without meaning to, and that's what makes BoJack such a danger. As Biscuits points out he has this power over people, but he doesn't even realize it.

Anybody who says it got "too political" instead of being too on the nose is pretty much outing themselves as a goober

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On the very last point for this video I have to also mention, I think anyways (this is speculation), her pause before answering the question is because of the fact that she never got to taste ice cream as a child, and once she was an adult she'd internalized the lesson from her parents that she shouldn't have it, so she likely hadn't ever had it her whole life. So her hesitance seems to be the fact she doesn't quite know how to describe it for lack of experience, a detail I think was intentionally done that way.

Brilliant video, thank you ❤

It’s especially tragic the person pleading for her to come home has abused her

When you’ve been assaulted you are always terrified of your predator turning up in spaces they shouldn’t be. Stalking victims have an even more difficult journey to safety and healing

Call me crazy, but I didn't root for Princess Carolyn to get BoJack the Pegasus role, because he flat out told he didn't want it. BoJack wanted to do Kelsey's movie, and was kinda too old and out of shape for Pegasus. I just wanted PC to focus on securing BoJack the role he actually wanted.

I love when penny and Charlotte discuss the pain bojack caused penny. It’s such a helpful part of healing to be able to talk about such a dark emotional thing with your parent and know just how much as a mom she will always stand up for and be there for penny. The show always has these moments that people need to see is normal and important

I think with regards to Ryan, he was ultimately confused as to what he's supposed to be. He's bearing a heavy weight on his shoulders between the monster that's Homelander and the desperation that was with both Butcher and Val. Val honestly fucked things up, but she did plant the seeds for Ryan to start questioning how much of a true monster Homelander really is, and might end up showing us a Luke-Vader like finale, or when Ryan ends up putting Homelander in his place

It feels like Sorry is starting to become a dead word nowadays. don't know why people are apologetic after the damage has already been done, rather then preventing it in the first place. People will never understand that apologies are never genuine after you really hurt someone. You're only sorry because you don't wanna face the consequences of your actions.

Even knowing about his past, and having a lot of empathy for him I still think he is a disgusting character. I completely stopped rooting for him after what he waited 17 minutes to save Sarah Lynn. He is so sorry for HIMSELF, but every single time he has a chance to do something good for someone else he blows it in worst possible ways.

I have fucked up in my life many times. Not exactly the way Bojack has but similar things that deeply hurt people I cared about either through my own ego, selfishness, or ignorance. So many people who apologize do it because they want the other person to let them off the hook. They treat it as a "get out of consequences" card. When an apology isn't accepted though, or when the person you hurt doesn't forgive you, it's so easy to fall into the trap of never growing as a person. Nothing you do will ever make things right with the one you hurt, so what's the point in trying? Instead, you should seek to grow into the type of person who is more aware of how your actions affect those around you, to analyze and fix the behavior that caused you to hurt someone in the first place - and you have to do it for yourself without the motivation of being forgiven. I have tried very hard to become that person. Sometimes I've been lucky enough to repair the friendships, other times I haven't. But I put in a lot of work to improve myself either way. Think of it this way - you have a friend who is a toxic drunk. They shout, they throw things, they insult you, etc...and then never remember what happens the next morning when they sober up. What's going to have more meaning to you? The same apology you've gotten a thousand times before, or them apologizing to you after they have their 30 day chip from Alcoholics Anonymous?

I’m pretty sure dr champ told biscuits about Sarah Lynn getting drunk on horsin around

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My husband and I did this duet at our wedding. Our friend even played piano. This was our song. I miss him so much....

the sad horse show

Oh. My. Fucking. God. First time I’m seeing his face. I couldn’t me more happy. This has made my day.

2:53 Wait a minute, why does that remind me of that horrible scene from Venture Brothers? Oh dear God, I just remembered it again, I got to take a drink 😱

My ex boyfriend was such a PB and I identify so much with Diane. We are both journalists with bad childhoods and trying to make sense of all that pain in a way that makes a difference. Among other things. That shit was eye opening. I remember watching the show when we were together and being like wow I love this person but we just aren’t compatible. Growth has shown me so much about that.

I hate Judah and his stupid manbun. I wish somebody would punch him in his hipster glasses.

Don't be sorry. Be better.

I love how the only one who ends up forgiving him is mr peanutbutter

3rd time watching the show , it took me a third time watching the episode to realize how creepy he was when it came to Penny, but i truly believed he rejected the advances and her mom walked in at the wrong possible moment.. It was the one line that he could have done it later in the series .. that if her mom didn't walk in Penny would've slept with him .. consent or not .. so it's her freind dying of alcohol poisoning and the scary scenario of what if Penny went through with it .. that's terrifying to her .. I went into a situation where I went to a boys house at night and I thought we were just gonna hang out , he brought alcohol.. I didn't know that he was trying to get me drunk to sleep with me , we had a 5 year age gap and I just graduated high school and didn't see the power difference and internalized it was my mistake and he could've ruined my life - I'm lucky I didn't get pregnant.. at 30 years old it hit me , that was rape - I had no full understanding nor in my right mind to consent- he knew better and had every intention- this was suppose to be my freind. So I can see why Penny was terrified of bojack and the perspective of is he gonna pursue her again sortive thing. In my situation yeah I could've not been in his room alone with him - however I was alone with most of my freinds and nothing like that ever happened.. which made me very nieve .. i was inconsolable for weeks when the realization hit and that was 10 years ago . I came out and said it and he already always had his suspicion

I understand why guy is right for diane, i dont see why she would be right for him?

It's fascinating seeing people with the opposite reaction than me. Some will relate to bojack and use that as proof he's not that bad, but to me it was proof that I'm not that good (mostly for the stuff like the self-loathing in Stupid Piece of Sh%t)

I also think like many, this show’s fanbase has a misogyny issue. Many people see themselves in bojak because bojak behaves in a way that a significant amount of people sincerely find permissible and easily absolvable for a man. People hate the women who leave him in this show because society does in fact expect women to be accountable the men around them; think Courtney Love after Kurt Cobain’s death.

*gargles back nonsense sounds with you in solidarity* lol

This show absolutely nails the spiral of addiction perfectly.

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Even though she's barely mentioned in this video and in the show, something not enough people talk about is how BoJack made amends with Sharona (ex-hairdresser on Horsin' Around who got fired because BJ blamed her for the vodka) and proceeded to blame her on national television. He just assumes she was still pissed about getting fired and decided to tell Biscuits about Sarah Lynn getting drunk as a child, what alcohol it was, and how she got it when it was actually Doctor Champ who told Biscuits and Paige.

And THIS is why having a 'male antihero' protagonist is never really "clearly not endorsing such a character". The eyes that we see a story through is what we will always empathize with first.

Bojack made me realize your exact title. “Sorry” doesn’t fix everything- sometimes it doesn’t fix anything.

In my personal opinion, I feel like people shouldn't cancel others because it's good for them to get canceled. Peoples main priorities should be the victums. Not the abuser.

i'd like to imagine if beatrice's father wasn't so corrupted by the toxic masculinity in the 40s-50s maybe beatrice would have been more of a better parent and cared for bojack then equalising in bojack not being a total dick-head and a jerk but thats just me it breaks my heart tho when the only scene when she cared for him was either when she had dementia or when she was asleep and bojack curled up to her.

I think it's possible to relate to Bojack but not be the same or even close but into some aspect have gone through something similar or something that made you feel the same way

No. I'm 25, a woman and still think penny and probably her parents for the way they raised her are at fault more. He should have said no, but she pushed for it, and he only caved in a weak moment. She wouldn't stop. She ignores basic rules of consent. He even told her "you don't know what you want". If she really saw him as a fatherfigure, he would have to exploit those feelings but her dad is there and bojack showed no interest, even shock and being uncomfortable when she asked him that. She is nearly an adult and inbetween even had time to think about it as he turned her down. Being nice to someone is not grooming, only when you have intentions. Ffs I have uncles in my family that were close to me, I don't try to fuck them. She has no boundaries and then when she gets caught suddenly has a trauma. That's weird as shit. There are people who actually were groomed and molested as kids and not teenagers running after old people for no fucking reason.

Honestly, yes I probably wouldn't like Bojack if I saw that interview, but I don't think I'd quite violently hate him as much as the public in the show did, as there are irl celebrities who've done significantly worse things than Bojack and are still working and generally liked. I also think it's kind of a stretch to say he kickstarted Sarah Lynn's addiction. If anything an experience like that as a child would put you off drinking/drugs in your adult life. Sarah Lynn's addiction was due to her becoming a huge celebrity at a very young age and seeking out ways to deal with the immense pressure. We see that a lot with child stars. I also do think that with the benefit of having seen the show some of the incidents Biscuits is talking about are deliberately being made to sound worse than they were (the fact nobody is completely good or bad in the show is something that makes it brilliant imo). For example, she makes out that Bojack and Wanda was predatory, when it's pretty clear in the show that she was an adult before going into the coma, he doesn't meet her until after she's woken up, and what initially attracts him is that she doesn't know who he is and treats him like a normal person rather than a celebrity, not her "naivety". It was honestly one of the only genuinley non-problematic relationships he had in the entire show. One more thing that slightly irked me was the scene where all the aa members turn on him. I've never been to aa myself, but I know people who have and from what I've heard, the way they behave after the second interview is a big no no in those places. They have really strict group rules about letting your personal opinions of people like thaf affect how you interact with them in the space, and you just wouldn't (and shouldn't) act the way they did irl

Bojack Horseman made the point itself about POV bias brilliantly, with the clip you showed in the first minute. The point being made is crystal clear.

How my mum described falling pregnant with me after my parents honeymoon; “I thought I had a blocked ovary but the doctor said it’ll be unblocked by late July, you’re pregnant Mrs blank. I cried and cried because my life was over, but I decided I wasn’t going to let this baby ruin my life. Whatever I want to do, I’m doing it. And the baby will just have to deal with it” When I said I was leaving they said “you want to sleep rough? Go ahead. I’ll give you a lift to the train station, that suitcase looks heavy” If you’re waiting for “the thing” that finally makes your parents respect you as a human being, it’s not coming, you were never going to be “enough”. My conception was the first of my betrayals and she never forgave me for it. It’s been 10 years of no-contact bliss, I highly recommend it 💖

Thank you for actually understanding the purpose of the age of consent!

11:06 Personally, i was relieved that biscuits and paige began to hold him accountable. He wouldn't have been stopped otherwise, he has no self control and very little follow through towards change. I think it's unfair, as well, for disliking the women for doing their jobs. They are good at what they do. It's pretty annoying that bojack can be good at his job and get away with murder. Why can't the women? Especially if what they do serves the greater good. And to be honest, i think reasonable people would be able to understand bojack's pain and disavow his actions in the same breath. One is not a good excuse for the other. The show portrays how a very dangerous and careless man rationalises his wrongs, and is unwilling to put in the work until he is forced to, in prison. And even then, he doesn't learn his lesson and wants to go back to hollywoo(d)(b). The show attracts people who see themselves in bojack, and to admit his hypocrisy would reveal their own - ironically, proving the point the show reiterates. Just my 2c. (I appreciate the comparison to rudabega! He was a great character for holding a mirror to bojack, for the audience's consideration. Vanessa's character twist was my fave!)

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The only person I rooted for in the show was Tod🤷🏻‍♀️

I fell asleep watching your Bojack videos playlist and I woke up to a new video. Best timing ever 🫡

What he did with Sarah Lynns was like what Ashton Kutcher did when his girlfriend got murdered, waited outside for half an hour, calling his pr instead of 911

17:50 although we are told, more than once, that they are the good guys we are shown, more than once, that they are not, specially Rutabega, he is a cheater, he is shown as a terrible parent, and Geko is also shown as a bad parent, but not so directly, she neglects her family, similar to Rutabega, more in the time aspect, we are shown she is good otherwise, meanwhile PC was shown as bad, and Juda, well, he is the best boy in every scenario, even his one mistake is, ultimately, positive, based on how much he trusts PC can do it, and probably he didn't understood at the time the reason behind that was irrational.

thank you for still making bojack-videos, I wait for more of them happily