21 Times "BoJack Horseman" Got Way Too Real
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- Get ready for a feels trip.
Welcome to Next of Ken and in this episode, we're counting down 21 Times "BoJack Horseman" Got Way Too Real. Brilliant, clever, realistic, and downright heartbreaking... these are the words we would use to describe the Netflix cartoon, "BoJack Horseman." Despite appearing as just another funny cartoon show, "BoJack" is so much more than what it seems. It paints a powerful portrait of what mental illnesses genuinely feel and look like and the damage they can cause to yourself and the ones you love. It's quite possibly one of the best shows to ever have existed. And some moments we just can't get over.
Which moment was the most heartbreaking for you? Did we miss one? Let us know in the comments below!
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My personal favorite: "I do love you, you know. As much as I can love anyone, which is sadly, never enough."
@Ioana Bajan season 3 episode 9
My favorite is when he says “ One day you will look around and realize that everyone loves you, but Nobody likes you. And that, is the loneliest feeling in the world. It’s not in this video but I feel like it should be.
@@that1guy131 season 3 just slaps
i finished season 2 last night so I’m excited to watch season 3 now
@@kanyesouth6206 you start season 3 yet? How you liking it?
Todd saying: ”you cant keep doing shitty things and apologizing after like it makes it okay, it’s not the booze or the drugs, you do shitty things because of you” that shit hits hard
Its: "you cant keep doing shitty stuff and then feel bad about yourself like that makes it okay, you are all the bad things about you, not the drugs ,not the alcohol not all the shitty things that happened to you, its you"
Heck, man. What else is there to say?
you cant keep doing this, you cant keep doing shitty things and then feel bas about yourself like that makes it okay, you need to be better
Charlotte's threat in S2 is still the most powerful moment in the show.... but Todd's quiet rant and f bomb are so, so, do heartbreaking..
@@igglye6805 they get to day "fuck" once a season, don't you dare diminish Todd's use of it in such an important powerful scene
"It gets easier. Every day it gets a little easier. But you gotta do it every day. That's the hard part."
It's so weird how one line can totally change your perspective. God, this is a great show.
:)
It doesn't get easier
@@user-vr8ve6rt9c looks like someone hasn't been doing it everyday
@@kobeyoung4874 it looks like you don't understand
@@user-vr8ve6rt9c it looks like you should like my comment and keep it like that
Bruh this show is on a thin line between a comedy and a tragedy
Yeah
That's what makes it so great.
It's called a tragicomedy
All tragedies are comedies from someone's perspective.
There is no line.
The most depressing thing about this show is (despite how hard I try) none of my friends will ever give this show the time of day. I got ONE friend to watch it and he said it was the best show he’d ever seen
Tits McGee the thing is, not everyone will immediately dive into the show binge-watching it. I showed my best friend a clip from season 2 (#11 from the video) and she really admired the realness it conveyed, just 1 short clip from the entire show. Apparently so real, that she's kinda afraid she couldn't handle watching the whole episode, let alone the whole show. So really, it just depends on how your friends would react while watching, it might put off some people because they couldn't handle the hard truths from the show really well
It is an incredibly hard show to watch because it is “real”.
When it first came out I watched a few episodes and it wasn't my thing. A few months later I decided to give it another shot after my cousin recommended it, and watched a little further. I was hooked. I think if you can get a friend to watch through episode 12 they won't be able to stop. If they don't feel something when Bojack begs Diane to tell him he's a good person, they're missing something fundamentally human
"Apparently so real, that she's kinda afraid she couldn't handle watching the whole episode, let alone the whole show."
That's a valid reason to not watch the show tbh. It's an excellent show, but not everyone will enjoy this level of deep introspect into depression. Let's face it, we don't walk away from this show NOT feeling like shit.
you made one persons life a little better, In my book we call that a win.
For me, the best scene is when Bojack is talking to Princess Carolyn outside Elefante and he sais: "You were right. I don't love you, you don't love me, we're just two lonely people trying to hate ourselves a little less. Maybe that's all we're ever gonna be.
Maybe that's all we ever were." That moment broke my heart. I LOVE this show!
When was that ?
@@cindyyrcontreras Season 1 Ep. 7
Same I never see anyone talking about it tho
Bruh or when he says that he does love her as much as he can love somebody, which is never enough.
Same, that scene broke my heart.
“You are Bojack Horseman, there’s no cure for that” damn
I just feel like he didn't get the happy ending he tried so much to get
@@michaelachor3018 i feel like that’s good though, sure reality fucking crushed him toward the end and he realized he fucked up soooo much but he still couldn’t take responsibility for it
Following that up with Mr. Peanut Butter's line about keeping yourself distracted until you die packed a surprisingly strong punch.
Facts....mm
"Oh no Bojack, there is no other side. This is it."
Was sobbing at that part
argh that entire episode just had me go straight to bed and stare at the ceiling for hours
Hit me so hard. Idk how many times I've seen that clip. Still though.
"And you wasted it"
Hey ,I havent watched the show but i just now watched that clip where it says "there's no other side" ,what does it imply? what's going on?
"You were born broken"
One of the most haunting lines for me, because I've often wondered this about myself for a long time.
Atomic3Promiscuity it’s creepy when I read this right as I got to the clip
I don’t believe anyone is born broken I believe outside forces make them that way
@@rileyruth9731 Like Bojack's shitty parents?
Estevan Villegas that happens to people a lot
Captain Doomsday so many things... so many
"It takes a long time to realize how truly miserable you are, and even longer to realize that it doesn't have to be that way."
My absolute favorite
@Syra Sparkle I came back to this same comment after I don't know how long, seeing I have already liked this comment, n still this comment still has the same effect.
This. Line.
"You can't escape you." This is deep and it hit me real hard.
Well... _technically_ speaking there is *one* way.
@@jocosesonata I like this...
Yes people can change, don't believe a show
@@DiaJasin yah but I think the point was you cant just run away from your life and then expect to be a diffrent or better person. Bojack was acting like being in LA was the problem when it wasn't. HE acted as though moving away would fix everything. but he was the problem he was what needed to change. In other words you cant escape yourself, you have to confront yourself.
It should have been:
"1 time bojack got way too real"
* proceeds to play every single bojack episode *
Waits until season 6 is finished, Uploads"every time Bojack got real" video, plays every single episode of Bojack
The most important question you are supposed to ask yourself is "AM I BORN AGAIN?". Cuz the Jesus says "what does it profit a man to gain the whole world, but lose his soul"
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Ahh yes the longest movie known to man.
@@andrewsylvester3728 hey man,Season 6 is finished, since idk when so how do you feel now?I am dead
@@isaac.m007 my last comment came around October/November of 2019, which was around the time the first half of season 6 came out. The last half didn't drop until January of 2020. So no, I don't feel dumb because the comment posted was before season 6 was finished.
"And one day, you're gonna look around and you're gonna realize that everybody loves you...but nobody likes you." How'd you kiss that one??
Alfredo Loera Not sure. How do you kiss it?
jeramahia123 😂😂
jeramahia123 sloppily
Very passionately with much tongue and saliva involved
What does this mean
When you look at someone with rose colored glasses all the red flags just look like flags.
Oh my god so true
BenjaminWeaver That is absolutely my most favorite quote of the show, hits home
idk id say bojack's line before that "you didn't know me, you fell in love with, now you know me" had to be the saddest
I don't really understand what it means can someone help a dumbass out
@@juisway3267 It just means that when you love someone, you look at them through metaphorical ' rose coloured' glasses. And because you look at the person like that, any issues, bad things, or red flags, you don't notice, because they seem normal.
"I need to go shower so I can't tell if I'm crying or not.."
Way too relatable
I binge watched the entire show while going through pretty severe clinical depression.
Let‘s just say this show really does hit the nail on the head, straight on, it‘s beautiful.
Yup
Late response, but what effect do you feel it had on you while you watched it going through that? Did it make what you were feeling worse? Better? My girlfriend is apprehensive to watch this show because of how real it can be so I'm curious to know your perspective
@@Tyler-sf4kv it‘s complicated… while it was a respite to be able to empathize with someone (be it a fictional character or not) again after a long time of feeling isolated emotionally, I think it‘s a dangerous pitfall to romanticize depression. While the show doesn‘t do this, Bojack likes to pity himself and that could in turn lead to mirroring that behavior. Actually for me that led to quite the opposite. Seeing his self destructive behavior play out on screen right in front of me made me aware of my own self destructive tendencies (which at that time were very similar to his, constant self loathing, substance abuse, pushing people you care about away for no reason, not letting yourself be happy, etc.). The show in a sense put up a mirror in front of me and said „doesn‘t look good, right?“. Well, I was already aware of that but the show made it clear to me that that’s not how you should treat yourself. To quote my dad: „be your own best friend“. Now to say that the show realistically helped me would be disingenuous. Time, care, therapy, and a little bit of medication here and there. That‘s what helped me. But the show felt very real to me and I took it very seriously. So I‘d say it nudged me in the right direction. But if I watched the show maybe a year or so prior it‘s very likely I would not have been able to benefit from it. You could say it came into my life at the right time when I needed it.
The show is depressing and feels almost uncanny at times with how… real everyone feels in a cartoon about a talking horse. Overall I‘d say if it‘s uncomfortable for her to watch that‘s understandable, it‘s not everybody’s cup of tea and the show suits itself terribly for escapism. But it makes up for that with god tier writing, depth, and substance.
Sorry for being so rambly.
Tl;dr: it hit close to home. It was less of a therapeutic experience and more of a painful learning experience. Good show.
@@SahnigReingeloetet I appreciate the detailed response. You gave lots of insight. Thank you for sharing 🙏🏻
Still portrays mental illness better than 13rw
Too true
Yes, but 13 reasons why portrays rape much better than any other show. A rapist is not always a creepy dude in the shadows, more often than not is someone you trust who has raped people before without you knowing it.
And big mouth has done more than 13rw to educate young kids about growing up and life in general
ca mila Yeah but the shows message isn’t about rape it’s more about mental illness and suicide which is why the show sucks since it doesn’t do a good job at portraying mental illnesses.
Is this the new "still a better love story than Twilight"?
The realest, most complex and detailed character study currently on tv...
...is on Netflix and is about a talking horse.
Man, major network writers and producers need to up their game.
Yeah sometimes the world is pretty awesome
What's an character study?
^ whatever the writers tell them to.
A character study is a narrative piece centered around a specific character, his thoughts, his actions, and his traits.
^ /r/whoosh
I see you
I C U
We were in Intensive care unit she was just reading a sign
I love this episode so much. The monologue is so intense.
When actually she might have actually come through, but he won't ever realize that.
Yes !
My mom died and all i got was a free churro
@ Nobody ever tells you, you get a free churro when your mom dies
"you didn't know me, you fell in love with me, and now you know me." always happen to me all the time
I like this show but it’s depressing when you binge watch
Dre Jackson I had those thoughts exactly while binge watching this show, I couldn't watch it one episode at a time because it felt weird just to walk away like "Well that was a depressing 30 minutes, time to go do something else."
This show is depressing no matter what.
It's a depressing show because it's about mental illness. Everyone can see themselves in these flawed characters. Everyone can relate. It's why we're all so depressed watching it, but that's why we can't look away either, it's like a car crash. It feels bad but it's also irresistable.
Nati Whatever well put.
@@JustNatax3 I don't think everyone has a mental illness but yeah, everyone can relate in something.
But what about Sarah Lynn's death? That seemed like the most real part of the whole show to me. There was finally a consequence for the drinking and drugs, which there really hadn't been before. It hit me hard.
or when they went on that drug trip together. what a wired and intense episode
Bruh....no lie I almost teared out when she died. He was in such denial an was trying to do everything that he thought was good for her but in reality he was the cause of her death
I know it was too real a moment but that would've been obvious or an easy choice. With that being said, there were multiple moments that would've been overshadowed by Sarah Lynn's death. If this was made recently, the ending for Season 5 or that episode where he's talking about his mom at that funeral home could've made it to this list.
Not to mention the fact that she was almost 9months sober (I think, something like that) and then going on a binge as big as she use to when her tolerance had dropped so much...
am i only one who havent felt a thing after that scene, like litteraly he started talking to her, she didnt responded and i just sit there, and played next episode. I mean it didnt hit me, maybe its becouse i saw it coming, i mean i was sure it cant end good, there was few deaths before. I figured out that nothing can happen to bojack so it will be something with sara.
But still it didnt got to me, and everywhere i see people talking how sad that scene was, i feel actually empty when i see it xD
The monologue episode is the best episode I have ever seen on any TV series.
Yes. And also the one where bojack almost dies by drowning. The poem by Secretariat just hits so hard...right into the core.
@@rajnandiniranbhare6696 right?? The poem scene is one of my favorites
Once I saw someone see it was boring and I thought "What???"
At firt I thought when they start I was thinking "they won't do an episode where it is just him taling at a funeral", but then they do, and I was glad they did. That's why I like Bojac Horsman. This show do things no othe show would do.
that episode was the first time i ever watched a monologue without thinking “ugh when does this end?”
@@zimbim7562 you need to watch more monologues then
“Suddenly, you realize you'll never have the good relationship you wanted, and as long as they were alive, even though you'd never admit it, part of you, the stupidest goddamn part of you, was still holding on to that chance.
And you didn't even realize it until that chance went away.” Season 5 episode 6. Saddest part for me personally.
that part hit way too hard
My mother is dead, and everything is worse, now. Because now I know, I will never have a mother who looks at me from across the room and says, Bojack Horseman, _I see you._
Is it ironic the most human show is about a horse? Or is that just the joke?
It's basically a multi-season break down of the joke "A horse walks into the bar, and the bartender says "Hey, why the long face?""
My theory is that you cant actually put this much realness in a live action show. It would offset people who only want happy shows or drama and people lose interest or start to hate the realness. It is easier to just put it in a cartoon then people can just be like oh look bright colours its just a cartoon. People all wish deep down for the sitcom style show of everything is solved in 30 mins.
In youre life you got always kicked in youre balls when you are home you want a show were is every body happy after 30 min like horsin around
NumbingDisasterAnon fucking gold
Horse walks into a bar, bartender says "Why the long face?" Horse says "My Alcoholism is destroying my family"
"Nobody completes anybody"- god DAMN U for not having that one in there. that one was beyond spot on.
Hell yeah! and THE WEDDING IS BACK OOOOON.
The "tell me I'm a good person" hits every time.
it gets easier
everyday it gets a little easier
but you gotta do it eveyday
that's the hard part
but it does get easier.
This is the healthy way ot of BJ´s dilemma
I never imagined I’d find the realist shit ever in a show about anthropomorphic animals. I was expecting coarse, potentially morbid humor. I was not expecting a find the most relatable, and relatably depressing narrative ever. Can’t wait for season 5.
check out evangelion same shit but replace comedy show with giant mecha show
September 14th!
It’s happening!
I avoided it for that reason but when I finally watched it I was able to relate in a crazy way.
Oh… just noticed this was 3 whole years ago
There was only one time Bojack got too real and that is when the show first started to it's current ending.
I dont get it... what?
JFNsable He’s saying that Bojack always got too real from the very beginning.
Like it’s one continuous moment
See it or Flick it. Aren’t they coming out with a new season??
Yes, but I obviously haven't seen it yet. and can't speak to its, "got way to realness"
I'm shocked you didn't include Sarah Lynn's death, his speech to the girl who didn't want to get married about "everbody loves you but nobody likes you", and also the episode about Beatrice's childhood. Those were gutpunchers.
"You were born broken."
"When you look at someone through rose colored glasses, all the red flags just look like flags."
"You make me sad."
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
"Why I have half a mind..."
"Sarah Lynn?"
"I can't keep squinting"
"You are forty"
"It's not the Drugs or the Alcohol or any of the shitty things that happened to you in your career or when you were a kid. ITS YOU. fuck man what else is there to say"
The secret to being happy? Just pretend you're happy then one day you'll forget you're pretending.
That's terrible advice
Scott Gomez That only gets you so far, though. Just look at Mr. Peanutbutter, his “perfect” little world is slowly crumbling around him. You can only ignore the hurt for so long before it starts taking its toll. If you don’t face your inner demons, they’re only going to keep pushing and scratching at the doors around your subconscious until eventually it starts to manifest in your conscious life.
Ignoring your issues is just as bad as wallowing in them.
gothicMCRgirl I learned that the hard way. When I finally went to see a psychiatrist I was explaining and joking about how my anxiety attacks had started to slowly come back, my depression was starting act up more than the usual, and yea I could be better but....really I was doing ok....I was handling it and pushing through and was really doing alright. He just looked at me, smiled kindly and said "No, you're not. You wouldn't be crying otherwise."
OsKarMike1306 Yes and it's also a quote from the show
Luisa23
Roughly the same scenario happened to me. Maybe I just need more anti depressants?
There's this moment when Ana told him the story of her being a lifeguard and that there are some people that she can't rescue.
that was deep. pun intended.
Oh god, this part kicks my ass every time I watch it
#2
When bojack is beating himself up all episode and at the end “his daughter” admits she has a voice that tells her she’s a worthless piece of shit and she asks if it ever goes away and he says yeah, broke me. 👏🏾🙌🏾
“The universe is nothing but a cruel, uncaring void. The key to being happy isn’t the search for a meaning, it’s to just keep yourself busy with unimportant nonsense. And eventually, you’ll be dead.”
...
Damn.
What about Mr Peanutbutter and Diane’s fight? “I can’t keep squinting.”
The magic eye poster scene 😢
That's really deep and depressing
Literally cried when I watched that part cos I had just broken up with my boyfriend. Felt too real and relatable.
maxmitch96 that one was sad
yesss fucking exactly!!!!
...... my wife and I were in the middle of our separation when that episode dropped.
beauty and the beast is her favorite Disney movie.
just.
heartbreaking
13 reasons could never
@@johnny_boy642 Exactly 13 reasons why tries to hard to be edgy, but shows like this understand
@@hannahwyatt4830 I'm sick of a bunch of teens slitting their wrists in a cheesy story
@@user-vr8ve6rt9c Actually it may sound harsh but its true. Shows like 13 reason why cause more damage than good, but shows lile Bojack actually make you think and and look around at your life.
@@hannahwyatt4830 I know but 13 reasons why is so unrealistic and I can't get behind it bc it's so cliche and it may happen in real life but I can never get behind it. And shows like Bojack I can really you know just move towards a view as a show that views on how much it can help
damn right
#3 hit harder than you thought when you realize that one of the main conflicts in Diane's story throughout the seasons is her relationship with Bojack and how she feels responsible for his mental health and actions. When he said "tell me I'm a good person", he gave her a certain responsibility which was not hers to deal with at all.
which episode is that from do you know? i want to watch it
This is the most human show about a horse going through depression, addiction and perils of fame, ever...
For me it the moment at the end of season 3 " I come from poison. I have poison inside me, and I destroy everything I touch. That's my legacy. I have nothing to show for the life that I've lived, and I have nobody in my life who's better off for having known me."
Aaron Peterson Yes. This. This was the ultimate one for me. It hit home, FAR too much (all of these hit home, but this one did WAY more than any other), and I bawled. I bawl everytime I rewatch it.
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@@ericahunter9767 wtf
This is so sad why do I love it?
Todd, the ultimate asexual icon!
Arunima Tiwari ikr. Iroicly he makes me gay
He's our asex symbol
Hooray!
A fictional character from a cartoon about a talking horse is what keeps me going
he's the only Asexual icon to date
5 years ago I didn't even imagine a series could delve this deep into portraying the human condition as Bojack did. I'm happy it was part of my life. Somehow I grew alongside the show.
It can teach you things, if you wanna listen, but in the end you'll have to figure out yourself what your life is all about. Not life in general. Your life.
The weak breeze whispers nothing
The water screams sublime
His feet shift, teeter-totter
Deep breath, stand back, it’s time
Toes untouch the overpass
Soon he’s water bound
Eyes locked shut but peek to see
The view from halfway down
A little wind, a summer sun
A river rich and regal
A flood of fond endorphins
Brings a calm that knows no equal
You’re flying now
You see things much more clear than from the ground
It’s all okay, it would be
Were you not now halfway down
Thrash to break from gravity
What now could slow the drop
All I’d give for toes to touch
The safety back at top
But this is it, the deed is done
Silence drowns the sound
Before I leaped I should’ve seen
The view from halfway down
I really should’ve thought about
The view from halfway down
I wish I could’ve known about
The view from halfway down
Poor secretariat/dad.
Now that's serious
Wish youtube would let me copy and paste this into my notes.
I love this ~
Sorry but did he suicide?
thats too much man
:(
Yes it is too much
too soon
Alex wtf dude. Are you brainless?
Bread He isn’t. Thats Sarah Lynns new catchphrase
...Sarah Lynn?
That’s too much man!
She wanted to be an architect!
I get chills just thinking about it
You shut your damn mouth. We don't talk about that.
That felt unnecessary and now I'm crying
“I spend a lot of time with the real me, and believe me, nobody’s gonna love that guy.
Now if you’ll excuse me, I need to go take a shower so I can’t tell if I’m crying or not.”
Hey you guys remember what ep is that when Princess Carolyn's phone greeted her happy birthday and PC was like "thanks phone" and phone was like "you are now 40" and then PC just stared unto the void.. i just particularly liked that scene to the fact its that moment of PC's realization that she's alone and prolly gonna be alone forever. 😥
I related to that scene so much. I've been there many times and I'm only 19. This is why I hate birthdays. I feel like my youth is slipping away and I've missed out on so much
@@ashley1872 same here but I’m 18. I remember inviting my friends to my birthday parties and as I got older people stopped caring, and (except for family ofc) as I got older I feel like my life is slipping away from my hands and once I realize what I could’ve done.. it’ll be all over for me.
"Life is a series of closing doors..."
I think that is the line for me
You mean the entire show?
"As you know, I was hurt. But then I realized... that's just how you are. Maybe if I stop expecting you to be a good person I won't be so disappointed."
~Todd Chavez
This part got me
"You're a millionaire movie star, with a girlfriend who loves you, acting your dream movie! What more do you want? What could the universe possibly owe you?"
"...I want to feel good about myself. The way you do. And I don't know how. I don't know if I can."
This is way too real dude
"Why, I have half a mind..."
omg stop so heartbreaking
*cries* *intensely*
omg please
I'd agree with a few of these select moments. I think there are many others that I would have personally chosen. For example, when Princess Caroline's phone reminds her that it's her birthday and that she's 40. That was probably the first time I just sat there in pure awe at this show. What about the moment when she and Ralph break up? The part where Sara Lyn dies? Any time there is someone in the show who drops an F-bomb, that's a "too-real" moment too. That's why it only happens once a season.
Same
An f-bomb is dropped whenever a characters relationship is permanently ruined with Bojack.
"I want to feel good about myself, the way you do and I don't know how"
that hurt
"I came from a broken home and I used to feel like my whole life was an acting job. Doing an impression of the people I saw on a television. Which was just a projection of equally screwed up actors and writers. I felt like a Xerox of a Xerox of a person. Now I feel like me."
"Please tell me that I'm good."
I like it when Bojack Horseman gets real, It makes me relate to bojack. mainly because of the fact that it shows us that he's emotionally broken and lonely....two things i know more than enough of.
Tom Thedutchguy to be fair nearly all the main characters are and deal.with it different ways Bojack, Diane, Mr Peanutbutter, Princess Carolyne even Sarah Lynn, Hollyhock and Bojack's mother Beatrice are all broken inside trying their different ways to keep themselves together
Carlos Meza Sarah Lynn’s death scene was the most depressing next to the fight with herb.
Tom Thedutchguy I like it's because bojack is self destructive a piece of shit and knows it although he tries to make himself better, just like I am.
Tom Thedutchguy feel with you man
I won't say he's lonely... he's got everybody but refuses to enjoy their company most of the time... and they're all emotionally broken, but I'd say Bojack's most depressed. Depression does a lot of stupid things to a person, it makes them unreasonable since most depressed people are actually the more fortunate ones.
I know a guy who is literally the epitome of Bojack. He is horrible, but you keep going back to him because you want so badly to see the good in him😕
"DoN't Be SaD....GoOd HoRsEy"
#2 is the most heartbreaking episode he legit can't stop the voice in his head and to protect his daughter he says the voice does disappear which is relatable af as having severe depression I always here that stupid voice but I would protect everyone at all costs from hearing it
#2 is the saddest to me
His sister
There is a purpose to life. To know the Great I AM . And so that you can know who you were created to be. Life is not meaningless as Fredrick Nietzsche claimed. A wise man once said "I am who I AM says I am"
ua-cam.com/video/4u5huPYmTOs/v-deo.html (the purpose of life)
Is to be
ua-cam.com/video/YbipxLDtY8c/v-deo.html (the image of God)
@@keyboardevangelist8956 i wish could believe in a religion but I just can't cus im to realistic :/
@@blackbobstar1722 science just means knowledge in latin. The knowledge about God is above the normal levels of science.. just ask yourself if a quantum physics's string theory a theory that has completed a puzzle Einstein left us proposes that apart from 3 dimensions of space (length, width, height) extradimensions (6 or 7) of space exist. We can't see them or normally move them. But they exist as proved by advanced geometry mathematics and quantum physics. Why can't it be the making of spiritual realm theologians have being speaking about for centuries? In which spirit beings (demons,angels, the holyspirit) can move through as they exist in form of energies/auras/frequencies.. we can't see them but we can experience them because they exist in the extradimensions of space..
"Here's the secret to being happy. Just pretend you're happy, and eventually you'll forget you're pretending."
That one got to me
"In this terrifying world, all we have are the connections that we make"
Best line from the best episode ever made in a show. A real slap in the face.
One thing Bojack said that isn’t in this compilation is when he talks about how he loves people, and it’s the same for me:
“I love you as much as I’m capable of loving anyone, which is never enough”.
Todd coming out as ace, Is one of the most empowering moments to come from this fantastic show
Corbin Gross for me it was the todd head.
*TODD TODD TODD TODD!*
Corbin Gross it’s not empowering, it’s just him finding out who he really is
He didn't come out he just realised it which seems better to me
Colton Smith i'm ace, it was pretty empowering to me
The "you are everything that is wrong with you" speech by Todd is one of the deepest burns i have ever heard
i really don’t think this show went “too deep” it went where we needed it to go and taught everyone who watched it a lesson, that was it’s purpose to give the world a lesson and it fulfilled it
This hits different man. It’s a shame more people haven’t watched this.
Sometimes I feel alone with these feelings and then BoJack shows make me feel less alone. And THEN I read the comments on these kind of videos and I realize I was never alone all along.
Dont be sad, good horsey
paupau93 That actually fet kinda nice
Sometimes that sort of simple reassurance is needed. It’s just nice
That’s the problem with society. Disregard for the identity a person holds. Saying don’t be sad is saying being sad isn’t want anyone wants to see
@@zahirj1 why would you want to hold on to that identity of being sad
“I think I might be nothing”
Bingo.
This show is a masterpiece, creativity at its peak,brilliant writing,soul touching dialogues and crazy details.
#4 is the best dark humour, and Mr Peanutbutter's the only character who it could've made sense with.
The fact that Bojack is so unbelievably depressed and negative makes me feel relieved that I'm not alone. There's something really comforting about how there is never a happy ending, so brutally honest
"It takes a long time to realize how truly miserable you are and even longer to see it doesn't have to be that way"
"It gets easier. Everyday it gets a little easier but you gotta do it everyday, that's the hard part"
These two quotes summarize it's the changes in perspective and the attitude towards practicing it everyday, is it only possible to achieve happiness when life is meaningless.
“One day you’re going to look around and realize that everybody loves you, but nobody likes you... and that is the loneliest feeling in the world.”
You missed one ☝️
THIS IS WHY I LOVE THIS SHOW
and then you remember bojack once said " slap my salomi the guy's a commie," and it became the best thing humanity has ever created.
I want a shirt with a picture of him when he said that
"because, even thought, you're the one who asked for this, now that you've got it you are completely adrift" Season 5 Episode 2, omg Diane
Never watch bojack when you're sad
Not me crying in the club :')
What makes this show really unique is that it makes it so relatable to both people who like and don't like the show. For example, us, the fans, like the show because Bojack is flawed and has problems in his life just like us. For the people who don't like the show, it's because they don't like being reminded of the negatively relatable things in their lives whenever they see the show and see Bojack's problems are very much like their own. No matter who watches it, the show gets very relatable, and that's exactly what the creators and writers of Bojack Horseman expected.
I think some people don't like it because they aren't smart enough to understand it.
Some of my friends say this show sucks
Now I don’t talk to them
"When you look at someone through rose tinted glasses, all the red flags just look like flags". Damn.
The best thing that the show does to nail their dramatic moments unlike other shows is that they hardly play any sad background music and when they do its never overbearing and is usually at the end.
What about in Batman TAS Heart of Ice?
Man this show really gets to you by the core of your heart and then wraps it around by the tug strings.
#1 is simply motivation
agavisanin Doesn’t make it any less real. And motivation is all about how you take it.
Juan Aldana never said it wasn't I love this show and that line was simply my favorite in the show because that season I can relate to bojack I think we all can
Juan Aldana And yet here I am. Not able to do anything
agavisanin but how do I get it?????
The View From Halfway Down made me cry for all the times I've visited that dark valley.
bojack crying by himself after shooting that Nixon scene in Secretariat hits a different level of real
"I wouldn't have to say 'I'm sorry I left, I'm sorry I made things so difficult.... I'm sorry I'm not the person I thought I was'. I would just say, 'My day was good', and he would say, 'I love you.'"
"When you look at someone with rose colored glasses, all the red flags just look like flags."
Fucking goddamnit,
Only 21?
Amie's Craft when.
4:07 sincerely made me break down crying for a solid hour, recuperate, then cry myself to sleep, just thinking about that line. So many missed opportunities in life, where I could have led a different one, a happier one, all because I was as Charlotte put it, "you're too much of a coward".
I just finished season 5, the current last season of bojack horseman and this show was unbelievably great. A mix of comedy, realistic details and emotions
One of the best shows on Netflix
one of the best all time
Voltron is not one of the best. It is very good though.
mjstory1976 THE best show on Netflix
heh you said "One of" when you really meant just "the"
The BEST
Damn... This show looks pretty great. Thanks for sharing, sir.
Whatch with caution haha.
If you're depressed at the moment don't binge it.
Don't do my mistakes. D:
Reby van Violence not a mistake
Reby V That's the opposite of a mistake
Reby V actually, if you watch it while depressed, you’ll just get more out of it. I agree with Ethan; is the opposite of a mistake
"I'm responsible for my own happiness? I can't even be responsible for my own breakfast!"
That was the line that hooked me on this show.
While Bojack is about mental illness, drug addiction, cult of personality, and selfish nihilism it's often lost on fans that bojack is the personification of the show biz life. The good intentions, naivety, selling out, realizing you're not as successful as others, neurotic self obsession, a love/hate relationship with fame and the disconnect between who you are as a person and who you are as an actor playing a role.
And furthermore Bojack has tons of uplifting moments that balance out the depressive stuff.
Good lord I could write so many essays on this wonderful and complex exploration of the human condition and how different personalities deal with it.
Bojack is basically my father and I'm Todd
Don't worry man, I'm about to hit 21
Yeah, but you're lucky because you get to be Todd.
Todd gets fucking abused verbally and physically by everyone, yet Todd is having the time of his life, but Bojack is the most depressing alcoholic piece of shit and hates himself. And I'm slowly morphing into him too, so I'm not looking foward to the next few years
I wish I could just go back to being Todd, actually I'd rather be Mr Peanutbutter he's blissfully happy for no reason.
His Snake is Solid honestly enjoy being young. I'm 22 and I've missed so much. Don't ever waste your time. Spend it doing things you love
5:31 BoJack's cabinet contains cholesterol medicine, Rogaine, and off-label Viagra
it's those subtleties that make this show
In my opinion, The saddest episode is the mum’s funeral. I cry for him.
This is the best episode in the show in my opinion, so simple, almost no animation at all, but the best one. I felt depressed and laughed right after another.
"What else could the universe possibly owe you "
"I want to feel good about myself..... the way you do "
Damn I felt that .