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1:12

It’s not till season 6 she truly understands the context behind what he’s saying, that he did this…and why he’s saying these things about himself

12:16 THIS IS HOPELESS!

You are not poison, you might come from it but you are not poison. It does get better and it will take time but it gets easier, you just have to do it every day

1:24 he's literally me!!!!!!!!

Original is up !

0:26... oh man. Talk about a punch in the gut.

Interesting how Diane says that Horsing Around, a lighthearted sitcom, took her mind away from her problems, but in the end she was still obsessed with making a dramatic book to vent all her frustrations, thinking that a lighthearted entertainment would not make other kids' lives better, and trying to be validated by her own suffering instead of admiting she just got the bad luck of having a shitty family.

Diane pretty much sums up the reason I love Full House so much. I know it's a cheesy dumb show but that show provided a safe place for me when I needed it.

1:17-1:26

JFC ... this show is soooo whiney!

Same.

"I have nothing to show for the life that I've lived and I have nobody in my life who is better off for having known me"

So much violence

Everyone talks about how Bojack helps Diane in the end, even if he was a bad guy. And that’s not untrue. But it’s also easy to forget how they even came into each other’s lives in the first place. She, just like us, has an incredibly intimate, front row perspective on Bojack’s motivations and traumas. Its ESPECIALLY hard to know and love someone for exactly who they are, to see every possibility for who they could become, and still force yourself accept that they’ll never change.

Diane here: Bojack, of course you're not poison, you're a good person. Diane during season 6 finale: well, yeah.

Two sets of stairs, one for the house owners and one for the help who would live there.

this scene really hits different knowing EXACTLY what went down at the planetarium

“we’re a family and I will always be there for you” *hits differently when you learn he left her alone to die from an overdose*

" I can't keep lying to myself that I'm going to change, I'm poison, I come from poison, I have poison inside me and destroy everything I touch, I have nothing to show for the life I've lived, and there is no one who is better off for having known me" "that's not true!" *well, only the very last two parts. If you count material wealth. Otherwise BJ's srtraight spittin facts up in here*

I actually saw Sacrhiffilas Productions do a review of season three of this show, and when he got to this point when covering said episode, he said, and I qoute: Counterpoint... yes it was. As long as Sarah Lynn kept hanging around Bojack, this would have been her fate. Looking back, I understand what he meant. Bojack has had a long history of hurting people, whether unintentionally or through his own will. He got Herb fired from Horsing Around and never kept contact, resulting in them losing their friendship. He betrayed Charolette, by almost sleeping with her daughter. He slept with Todd's childhood friend to relieve his stress and pressure from the Oscar campaign, he broke into Diane's and Mr. Peanutbutter's house, he undermines Princess Carolyn multiple times as both one of his girlfriends and agents. Sarah Lynn was doomed to suffer from his actions because of how close they were from Horsing Around. It didn't matter how long they were together, anyone who has a relationship with Bojack suffers in some way. And it's because Bojack cares more about his owns feelings and wants above his so called friends. This is evidence by the fact that he went to Sarah Lynn when she was at her lowest and needed a friend because she felt she was just another celeb who had no one that truly cared for her. When she saw Bojack, she thought he wanted to have a chat with her, only to find out he wanted her on his talk show. Similar to how he ruined his relationship with Herb by choosing his fame over his friends. He also was with Sarah Lynn for years and saw her as a daughter, but that didn't stop him from being inappropriate with her, like what he did to Charolette's daughter. During season three, Sarah Lynn wasn't present that much in those episodes until the 11th one, where we see that she is trying to make the most of her life. It's not perfect, as the paparazzi's still harassing her, and she is struggling with dealing with her addiction problems. But we see that she is nine months sober, giving us and her hope that she is getting better. The problem comes when Bojack calls to go on a bender. This explains why she wasn't present to begin with. It's almost as if the writers were really pointing out the fact that Bojack not being in her life was actually helping her. And we see that in those nine months without him, she was getting better. But he throws her on the drug wagon again just so he can lament about his feelings, and ignore Sarah Lynn's. She kept talking about 'how child actors should not be a thing' or 'how she wanted to go to school again'. But he doesn't listen, he uses Sarah Lynn as a vessel so he can project his problems onto someone else, to get out his sadness. Bojack not hearing Sarah Lynn's problems and not seeing how much she was in pain, is what caused her to die. He ignored her own problems, when she was clearly as broken as he was. He puts himself first! That's the poison Bojack is talking about. Not only that, Bojack was the reason that Sarah Lynn got this complex that she needed to be famous and please everyone to get people to like her. A cycle of abuse Bojack had, which he repeated into her. But it took a bigger toll on her. Had Sarah Lynn managed to see how toxic Bojack was and how it was hurting her, had she managed to cut him out of her life just as Hollyhock did, maybe she could have become a better person and managed to achieve her own dreams. But... sadly, Bojack was all she had left. She saw him as a father figure because she never truly had one, and even though he wasn't perfect, she was willing to see through his flaws because he was broken just as her. The thing I can take away from this: Broken people don't fix other broken people, they may end up shattering them even more to the point they don't recognize themselves.

"You can't not be a part of my life." I mean that's sounds well intentioned but it's subtly toxic. You can't constantly *depend* on friends and demand or force them to stay in your life. If people are uncomfortable with you or need space you either need to work out it or just accept it.

This scene hits different when you find out Bojack could have saved Sarah Lynn this whole time and everything he tells Diane here are just half-truths

*bubby* the prototypes.

At around 0:33 you can see Old Bojack for a frame

I relate that my dad and my grandmother died because of me that I was born of hatred and every I go destroy everything and my family

i love this show deeply and am extremely glad it was made but it has also managed to make me depressed. bojack’s entire character-especially after season 6-makes me sad. literally just thinking about him, everything he did, and where it all left off has made me extremely sad. for the audience, it’s such a conflicting battle due to the fact that we can’t help but sympathize with bojack because we know that he has very good intentions and understand the fact that he truly has nobody (anymore). he has nothing except himself. but at the same time, when you look at all the things bojack has done, you can’t help but feel sadness, irritation and even anger towards him because we know that he basically did this to himself. he is the reason he ended up alone. he is the reason he has nobody in the end. he is the reason all of his relationships were destroyed, even after he changed for the better. i want him to be happy and cared for so badly, and the last fucking thing i want is for him to truly spend his days alone. i constantly think about “what could’ve been” for bojack in terms of maintaining happy relationships with sarah lynn, hollyhock, pc, etc- he never HAD to be alone. he could’ve had family and friends who stuck with him till the end and just thinking about it makes me feel sad for him. but at the same time, i know he deserves it due to his own decisions. it just sucks because we want him to be happy and healthy but we also can’t help but root against him due to all the shit he’s done

I never really understood how someone could act like bojack just being a generally horrible person. Know i do i because ive become what i hate and i feel so bad about i dont know what to do anymore

"You didn't answer your phone. I was worried about you." oof

'You can't not be a part of my life' that sounds vaguely threatening. It's her choice who's in her life, ideally

3:24 Leave him alone, he's taking a nap!

I love the 10 or so seconds after 1:18

1:13 "Every day it gets a little easier, but you have to do it everyday; that's the hard part."

she made lots-a spaghetti

Spirit is Uplifted

god every time he says “I did this to her” the double meaning hits me like a truck. because… yeah, he did. It was NOT bound to happen. He did that to her to save himself.

In all fairness. I have been in a house with two sets of stairs

My grandmas house has two stairs, its an old house from the 40s or 50s

You know how it is with spaghetti

the most depressed character in history is a sitcom tv star. the irony

I don't think Bojack could have helped Sarah-Lynn. I think if he had tried to protect her from her parents, they would have spun some false story about him to force him to back off. Or the stress of fame would have overwhelmed her anyway, just like it did to Bojack. Herb and Sharona tried to help Sarah-Lynn and it didn't work. The sad thing was she was doomed. She never had a time in her life that she was happy. Bojack did have a time in his life when he was happy and he could have gotten back to that.

The "it doesn't get better and it doesn't get easier" line really lives in my head rent free when my mental health gets bad... Such a great subversion of the monkey's message in season two

Do you think Bojack regretted what he did?

Really feeling this, really....

271st

I never noticed his TV was on top of kegs.

"I have nobody in my who's better off for having known me." My Dad saids that all the time and everyone always says that's not true but the sad part is he's right.

2:10 ArestopattaarestoyoumygodSTAHP

HOW is this show famous? It’s incredibly cheesy and cringe…