Quotes/Scenes in Bojack Horseman that will make you suffer inside pt.1
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- Опубліковано 29 гру 2022
- all based in my opinion
i could put the entire "free churro" episode, but it would make the video last longer than i would like.
(all episodes used in this video)
0:00 "Nothing matters" Say Anything (S1EP7)
0:21 "Please tell me that i'm a good person" Downer Ending (S1EP11)
1:08 "You're Bojack Horseman, and there is no cure for that" Brand New Couch (S2EP1)
1:57 "The future is bright" Still Broken (S2EP3)
2:14 "Smile!" Hank After Dark (S2EP7)
2:24 (Bojack bursting into tears) The Shot (S2EP9)
2:39 "It takes a long time to realize how truly miserable you are" Bojack Kills (S3EP3)
3:09 "As a friend, i'm asking you: please don't leave me" Best Thing That Ever Happened (S3EP9)
3:59 "You are all the things that are wrong with you" It's You (S3EP10)
4:30 "I don't like anything about me" That's Too Much, Man! (S3EP11)
5:10 "Why did you save me... I don't wanna live" The Old Sugarman Place (S4EP2)
5:42 "I'm actually not hungry" The Judge (S4EP8)
6:03 "It makes me feel better" Ruthie (S4EP9)
6:33 "Can you taste the ice cream, mom?" Time's Arrow (S4EP11)
7:31 "I'm so tired of squinting" What Time Is It Right Now (S4EP12)
8:10 (Diane's Monologue) The Dog Days Are Over (S5EP2)
8:54 "My mother is dead and everything is worse now" Free Churro (S5EP6)
9:39 (I see you) The Showstopper (S5EP11)
10:08 "It's okay; It's over now" The Stopped Show (S5EP12)
10:48 "Wouldn't that be nice?" A Horse Walks into a Rehab (S6EP1)
11:04 (Bojack's first time with alcohol) A Horse Walks into a Rehab (S6EP1)
11:39 "Isn't that right, Ruthie?" The New Client (S6EP2)
11:58 "I am terrible." A Little Uneven, Is All (S6EP5)
12:10 "Please, stay" A Little Uneven, Is All (S6EP5)
12:32 (Bojack finds peace) The Face of Depression (S6EP7)
13:21 "It's not that easy, but wouldn't it be nice if it was?" Good Damage (S6EP10)
13:59 "I'm tired of trying to figure things out" Sunk Cost and All That (S6EP11)
15:30 "... So you can tell your daughter you helped me to do the right thing" Sunk Cost and All That (S6EP11)
16:12 "Yeah, it's me" Xerox of a Xerox (S6EP12)
17:04 (Hollyhock's letter) The Horny Unicorn (S6EP13)
17:55 "I love you, Princess Carolyn" Angela (S6EP14)
18:32 "Your life is about to start" Angela (S6EP14)
19:23 "The drip finally stops" The View From Halfway Down (S6EP15)
19:51 "How was your day?" The View From Halfway Down (S6EP15)
20:39 Nice While It Lasted (S6EP16)
20:57 "A nice night" Nice While It Lasted (S6EP16) - Фільми й анімація
Before an overdose, a lot of people feel an impending sense of doom or unidentifiable dread. Sarah Lynn was already dying in the hotel room...
Everything about that episode is so brutal
The way their car gets progressively more destroyed and Sarah Lynn gets more tired and hopeless
The scene in the hotel perfectly portrays how despair feels for me
At that point, there was no attitude that could make them feel better, nothing could solve what they had been doing for months
Not really relevant to the show, but it can also happen before strokes and seizures. We're often distinctly aware of something being catastrophically wrong with our bodies before we even know what we're feeling.
@@QuikVidGuy It also happens when you’re going to have a panic attack. Which is somewhat relevant to the show.
@@DustyHoneyYes yes, this distinction is very important. When I have panic attacks, I’m very aware of that “sense of impending doom” that can happen when you’re having an urgent health episode, and it makes the panic 10x worse. It’s very important to remember that that’s a normal feeling to have when you’re panicking, however terrifying it seems.
She died when she was a kid. She was buried as an adult.
I dont give a fuck what anyone says, Hollyhock was fully in her right to cut Bojack out of her life.
What are you talking about? 🤨 I've seen people talking about Hollyhock cutting Bojack out of her life and they didn't have any problem with that knowing how toxic Bojack he is.
@@ChelseaPariella I remember videos coming out around the time the final season was airing saying that Hollyhock was in the wrong to cut him off because "She was his only lifeline"
@@phi1105which is pretty fucked up, seeing as she was in college perfectly living in her life. She shouldn't have been a grown man's lifeline. BoJack's addiction with fame was what fucked him over. He fully deserved the consequences of his actions.
I still can't believe there are people who somehow think she was in the wrong, but there sure are people who think she somehow owed BoJack which is CRAZY to me.
@@citriosis Bojack is what? A GROWN MAN WHO CAN DEAL WITH HIS OWN PROBLEMS.
It’s kinda cool how sometimes his body language matches that of an actual horse.
His ears tilt back and his eyes get all wide when he’s startled or scared. His ears perk forward when he’s paying attention. He pins them all the way back when he’s angry.
The attention to detail in this show is incredible
and his dad’s ears were always back! because he was an angry asshole
He neighs when he’s stressed out too.
Lisa hanawalt, one of the creators, is a horse girl, and prides herself on making sure the horse body language is accurate :3
😊⁰⁰❤⁰lp❤
Same with mr peanut butter, his ears perk up when he gets excited and he pants. It's cute af
The last thing Bojack’s consciousness wanted to hear before accepting death: that Diane’s day was good.
it’s such a strange moment of selflessness from him that makes me wonder why he can’t ask diane how her day was in real life
When I first watched the show, « I’m so tired of squinting » absolutely broke me. I distinctly remember saying it out loud _with_ Diane just as my eyes started leaking, despite never having seen the episode before. Then I sobbed for a good ten minutes before putting on the next episode. This show man…
it is a cartoon bruh wtf
@@Egonsraad
Yes it’s an amazing cartoon. :)
@@Egonsraad the majority agrees that animated disney films are far more emotionally impactful than their live action ones. what's your point?
Whenever I find out someone likes me less than I originally thought, I always hear Mr. Peanutbutter’s voice: “oh…”
@@Egonsraad yea and it gave me an existential crisis, it aint just a cartoon
Can't believe you didn't put the second moment that breaks your heart in this show
"Happy birthday, Princess Carolyn"
"Thanks phone"
"You are fourty"
@GirlGeek723 ohno
@GirlGeek723 isnt it fourty?
@@ninastadermann8485 some britains say fourty
That absolutely destroyed me. 😭
Yeah... thats when kids edit Bojack videos. The true gut punch during Downer Ending is the abrupt cut to credits and people NEVER add it. Why do you think the episode is named like that!? And still here I am, crappy viewcounts and not daring to make my own clipshows due to the copyrights.
Even in her dementia riddled state, Beatrice could never be able to know what ice cream tasted like. She never had it. And even in a state of pure delusion, she was still lucid enough to remember that she had never tasted ice cream.
How do you know she never had it? When she was a kid yeah that’s obvious, but there was nothing pointing to ALL of her adult years saying she’s never had it
@@LiveforlifecaliI would like this answer too. Where does she’s never had ice cream come from?
She did have a freezey pop, her mom let her though before she went into her grief fueled episode in Time’s Arrow
I always thought her pause was her remembering how she only got it when her mother was in distress on the night things really changed
@@frozenzenberry4101 in one of the flashbacks it shows the mom saying to her having iced cream bc it’s a boys treat basically and that “a lemon with some sugar sprinkled on it is a good healthy girl snack” so I assume that from the OP is what they’re saying hahaha but I’m like she died at 80 years old and was clearly rebellious she must’ve had iced cream at some point we have no reason to assume otherwise besides the flashback when she’s like 8 yrs okd
@@Liveforlifecalias a parent, her new version of ice cream became alcohol
"But it's... fake."
"Yeah, well. It makes me feel better."
This quote hits so freaking hard every time, because I'm guilty of doing the exact same thing as PC, creating idyllic worlds and situations in my head to escape into when life gets too much and everything that can go wrong goes wrong. Sometimes you have no other option but to escape into your own head where everything is perfect just to cope with being alive, which for me can be extremely depressing and overwhelming at times.
I feel the same. I had an overactive mind that I used to curb with daydreaming an exciting story. Now I feel like it’s the only thing I ever really wanna do. Life is so hard these days that I don’t want to hopelessly look for a light at the tunnel anymore, I just want to light a candle where I’m sitting.
No need to feel guilty for it 🥺
Sorry stranger, I hope this world brings you peace at least. It is actually a known trauma response from the brain to protect, if that helps at all
that's why people believe in religion, it's all fake but makes them feel better. I love imagining I'm on a beautiful meadow and have kittens and puppies playing around me 😅
Another amazing one is
“When you look at someone through rose coloured glasses, all the red flags just look like flags”
yes from wanda :(
Another moment that breaks me is in free churro where bojack says this
“ It was written by my friend Herb Kazzaz, who’s also dead now, and it starred this little girl named Sarah Lynn.”
And just that pause bojack gives before continuing his monologue 💔
I noticed this during my rewatch. It’s like he said “it starred this little girl named Sarah Lynn… who’s ALSO dead now” in his head
Free Churro is one of the best episodes of television i’ve ever seen in my life. it’s so well-done.
Its sickening how Bojack still viewed Serah Lynn as a little girl. And why wouldn't he? He watched her grow up from the age of three, was a paternal figure to her and romanticized the dynamic between 20-year-old him, in acting form, and her. Later reinacting being her father.
Before he had sex with her countless times when she was 'legal', and gave her the drugs that killed her after she was sober for 9 months.
This show gave me a midlife crisis at age 19
Right? I think this show makes you mentally older
Quarter life crisis is a mean mistress
Same
13 for me 😭😭😭
Now watch it again ehen you get older and it will get more and more reletable
The quote during Free Churro that goes something like "I'm your son, all I had was you" was a hard hitting one for me. Surprised it wasn't in here
Speaking as someone who didn't just have an abusive bio mom, but later an abusive adoptive mother, I remember sitting in my room late at night watching the episode play out. When he said that, I broke down crying immediately. The anger and betrayal and the 'Why?' in his voice, I felt that. I *still* feel that to this day. I knew EXACTLY what he was feeling, still being a kid and having to live with the fact the person you're supposed to depend on failed you and for some survivors, you'll never know why.
you could just put free churro in here as the video and call it a day
Just watched that episode yesterday, man, even if it was just twenty-something minutes of Bojack speaking without any intervention, i think it's one of the most true, intense, deep and emotional pieces of TV i've seen in my life. It just pushes through your heart, even if i've never suffered abuse in any form it made me somehow feel that dread and hate he had against his mom, at the same time coming from a sincere deep feeling of begging for love. It's too much man
19:52
The conversation between “Diane” and Bojack always sent chills down my back especially “ yeah…my day was good…” it’s like a mermaid soothing you with words to encourage your end! I’m not good at explaining…
i totally get what ur saying, like a siren, it sounds ominous because its not real comfort! like it's lulling him
@@threebirdsinatrenchcoat yeah!
He’s comforting himself
I think the most heartbreaking thing is Secretariat's poem during the View from Halfway Down
True
Sarah Linn’s words about the shirt were so sad for me. A company’s economic interest was the only thing she had going for her
The hopeful surprised tone when she says "Really?" after Bojack suggests the planetarium is so heartbreaking
@@herefishyfishy13what ISN’T heartbreaking about Sarah Lynn’s life? Fuck, that’s too much man 😭
The way baby bojack huddles up to his mom while she’s asleep because otherwise she wouldn’t let him close to her. :(
Why did I forget the “I’m tired of squinting?” line from Diane? That was actually devastating
I like how emotional masochism is addressed in this show
Its pretty common but its usually not addressed properly
Its so sad because even when you are happy you just feel empty
So its either feel shitty or feel nothing
Its why Bojack cant just be happy. He doesnt do shitty things by accident he needs to fan the flames of the dumpster fire which is his life.
Its what the first version of dont stop dancing is about in my opinion
"It felt better than nothing. That thorough fucking shame was so much better than that horrible, empty nothing!"
I relate to Diane in a a lot of ways. I’m an Asian American fully disconnected from their Asian culture, I suffer from depression, we hold similar political beliefs, but the one that hits the worst is the reveal of what she had been writing. I’m not a writer but I am a musician and I remember so so so many times of having that exact same hatred of oneself and having to lie to someone’s face about it just do avoid their disappointment. Man, that reveal puts a hole in my gut every time
REAL.
Being an Asian American is depressing, I wish I knew my culture. .-.
Same, I’m not Asian but I feel so disconnected from my culture
Not asian but im arabic/greek, and it was so nice to see someone like me. Like.. never enough of either culture somehow. Feeling like im cosplaying when i try to be a part of my familys culture. Not white enough to fit in with white people, but not non-white enough to fit in there either. I didnt know there were others like me
as someone who’s also asian american, i felt like diane was a perfect representation of what i felt throughout my life
about this video: It was nice while it lasted!
But everything’s worse now!
The fact that there's enough content to make up a twenty minute video is both scary and amazing.
I love this show but you gotta be in the right headspace for it.
its even sadder because the video could be way longer, you could put half of free churo in there, all of fish out of water, and hundreds of other destroying scenes
basically bojack is amazing and so very depressing at the same time
Your last sentence.. definitely agree for anyone looking to get into it. The first few episodes makes it seem like. Silly show about a silly horse then it just hits you like a truck. At the time I watched it.. it definitely stuck with me and I don’t think I can do a rewatch any time soon.
Yeah, I wish that people had been more up front about that part before I watched it. It’s not a show to watch when you’re severely depressed (especially if, like me, you have a tendency to equate feeling like crap with _being_ a piece of crap).
That's what I tell everyone who wants to watch it. You've gotta be in the headspace where getting called out or emotionally wrecked won't fuck you up too bad
Ok ...
"im so tired of squinting" made me absolutely insane and I analyze every single relationship I have through these lens now.
The single greatest quote in this show is from the Old Sugarman Place. Bojack is in the lakehouse, on the floor watching the Sarah Lynn show about her death. Simultaneously it shows Honey Joseph and Beatrice walk in 70 years ago searching for Crackerjack’s blanket. And Joseph says, “lets go, it’s only ghosts here in the winter”. What an amazing quote and show
That scene perfectly encapsulates what the episode is about
The duet scene wouldn't be so hard hitting without that
There’s something that gets me when Bojack feeds his mother delusions. Bojack hates her, and we hate her for what she did to Bojack. But holding her accountable for what she did is useless now, and in the horrible decline of dementia, maybe she still deserved some peace of mind.
Someone else pointed out that she during that scene was probably aware and just lied about not knowing to give bojack some sort of closure. When bojack mentioned the icecream and she said it was delicious. But she never had ice cream.
@@CeraWorldit wouldn't be hard for someone with dementia to think they've had it, sure what they "taste" isn't probably what's real, but to them it is.
@@EggScramb1ed her expression as she sighs "It tastes... delicious" looks kind of defeated, like she's kind of accepted the fate that she has now after the awful life she's both had and given to her own child.
@@CeraWorld late response but she had one of those pop things honey said she couldnt after cracker jack died, you can see her eating it right when honey is doing that duet im pretty sure. maybe she was thinking of that?
Ngl downer ending when Diane doesn’t say anything hurts. She’s right not to say he’s a good person but man the pain
I like to think that they thought theyd never speak again, but they did. They stayed friends - BoJack changed, they spoke over the phone, sent eachother letters... I like to think BoJack babysitted Ruthie, that he and Todd had movie nights, that he volunteered at a drama class... the silence on the rooftop wasnt disgust or hatred or anything else - it was uncertaincy. But everything worked out in the end.
"But its not real."
"Yeah, well. It makes me feel better."
Diane’s monologue when she sees Mr. PB grab his new gf by the small of her back and the scene after when she drives home bawling her eyes out
Damn
I always loved Princess Carolyn's reaction to Judah's love song. She's happy, but not surprised. Her satisfied little sigh and her smile seem to say, "huh, we really do love each other, don't we? This makes sense. We're a perfect fit, so of course we should be together."
i rewatch this show like twice a year (early fall and late winter) for comfort. it’s a safe place for me - the bad parts make me feel more seen and like i can connect w a piece of me that isn’t as easy to access in daily life
Dianes monologue broke me
Yea. That and the good damage Monologue she’s gives to Pc
When you know that Bojack's mom was lying about her ability to not know where she was when she knows she's never gotten to eat ice cream as a child but in him comforting her she wants to give him the closure that she is happy enough with her memories and loneliness and reaped the life she sowed and his small act of comfort made her happier than the memories of her childhood post the death of her brother and the lobotomy of her mother ever was
Holy shit now that I think back to it, I never realized she never had ice cream. Her mom said it was only for boys or something, right? And during the scene where bojack is comforting her during my first watch I never got why she made that face. Thanks for pointing that out! This show has many great callbacks
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Ppl with dementia can experience hallucinations and delusions. I don't think she was lying or playing along with Bojacks story, I think she was genuinely confused and surprised she COULD have ice cream and her brain made up the flavor she never experienced, and since ice cream is a special treat, of course it would be "delicious".
But I do think your take is a much happier one!
When PC named untitled princess caroline project "ruthie", i figured it was coming. It was the only thing i could think about the first time i saw the episode bc i needed to emotionally prepare myself for when that bomb dropped and i wouldnt cry bc my bf at the time wouldve made fun of me. But i did anyway. Like a lot. And i was right, he did. And it was very mean but he played it off as a "classic us" moment. So when i was done crying, i stood up, walked out of his house, and broke up with him before starting my car and driving away. As much as i was in shock that he mocked me to begin with, doing so after i had lost our baby was the final straw for me. Everyone, you deserve someone who wont belittle and mock you for having feelings.
I hope you’re doing well. I really do. You deserve the world OP, even if I don’t know you
Honestly good for you ❤ you should never let anyone laugh at that for real. It's a pain no man would ever even know how to start to deal with. You are strong as hell and don't ever give up
I LIKE THAT YOU ADDED THE HOLLYHOCK LINE FROM THE JUDGE. I swear nobody else notices it.
That she isn’t in the mood for ice cream, while she’s surrounded by the change she meticulously stacked and the coffee cup, and she flips through channels abnormally fast? Dark.
@@eileensnow6153 I think this was the scene right before she passed out from the stimulants Beatrice was giving her.
@@QuikVidGuy that’s why I pointed out the coffee cup. That’s what Beatrice was using to drug her
19:20 will always get me. The hopeful naivety of young Bojack, suddenly juxtaposed to the now haunting stare and heavy emptiness behind his eyes, and the look of complete despair, knowing the chance that everything that he could’ve been is now gone for good.
The most annoying thing about Bojack Horseman is...
Trying to get family \friends to watch it.
So many people can't get past "it's an adult animated comedy, and I don't watch those kind of shows" that they won't even give it a chance 😢😢
Oh well I guess it's their loss , they're missing out on a masterpiece
I can relate to this SO MUCH! I’m trying to get just ONE PERSON to watch this and it’s so difficult
I had someone try to convince me that if you put adult humor in a cartoon, it'll be used to corrupt children, because cartoons are for children
Or they refuse to watch past the first few episodes of season 1 before it gets good 😔
There will never be another show like Bojack Horsemen
When you think about it
Bojack and Diane had the exact same problem as performers
Diane refused to be happy so she could write her book about pain (good damage)
Bojack saw his life as a performance (the show stopper)(the view from half way down)
Both refused to be happy so they wouldnt ruin their art because the amount of pain theyve felt couldnt have been for nothing. To be happy they have to let go of the past and move on which makes the past seem insignificant
Diane eventually writes her book and moves on from her past
“Life a bitch and then you keep living”
Bojack steps out of the light and stops being a celebrity
He learnt that he could sell his sadness as a brand (especially after the interview)
Only when he learns his lesson from the second interview is when he finally lets go
Or when hes sent to prison where he isnt the centre of attention or showered in pity for his sadness is he able to let go
2:39
Mr Whiskers ran away from Hollywoo(d) because he knew how miserable it was making him. If BoJack had done the same, Sarah Lynn would be alive. Penny never would've been traumatized for life. Hollyhock wouldn't get hurt so bad by someone she thought she could trust. Todd, who BoJack, maybe screwed over the most time and time again, wouldn't get hurt either. But BoJack needed people to love him and trying so hard for their approval eventually cost him everything.
Maybe but as Charlotte said the tar pit is yourself not LA so he would’ve probably still done those things just somewhere else with different people
@@sammybutler3027 It's probably half and half, changing your environment won't automatically change who you are or your issues, however if said environment has been exasperating or encouraging those issues than removing yourself from that place can be the first step to being ready and able to address them.
The show does highlight at times how the media industry enables terrible behaviour, as well as endangers it's workers with unsafe working environments.
Bojack's drug fuelled physical assault on Gina was imbued with his own issues, however it was drug fuelled and said prescription came from a stunt gone wrong and then the misuse was driven by chaotic shooting schedules.
That's without all the covering up for valuable performer's awful behaviour. Or the treatment of child actors like Sarah Lynn.
@@gota7738 true it does vary among different people but in bojacks case it was always him
@@sammybutler3027 Eh, I wouldn't say that Bojack's that different, certainly not in Hollywoo.
By the "it's you" speech, I don't think the show means that Bojack is innately bad/broken, it means that he still has the ability to control his actions and is accountable to them regardless of what's influencing him. That includes thinking about the situations he puts himself in and the people he surrounds himself with and how he conducts his relationships.
And of course he has to do it every day. He can't just put himself in a healthier situation and expect that to be it and finished, getting better is something you have to do every day.
@@gota7738 my thoughts exactly bro
"im not hungry" kills me every time. one of the most chilling lines maybe ever
at this point just put the last 5 episodes of s6 and you’ll get the job done 😭
facts
I love rewatching the end of season 6
13:25 i love this scene so much, the entire episode was great and every one of these scenes was perfect
YES I FINALLY HAVE SOMEONE WHO AGREES
My main takeaway from this show is the futility of calling people out. I refuse to capitulate and celebrate the characters who made Bojack as miserable as he made them. It was all pointless. No amount of torment will make anyone a better person. No one rises to the occasion. We have to be lifted up into it, and even though Bojack was and sometimes still is awful, watching him or anyone around him suffer simply does not make me feel better, and even if it could, I wouldn’t want it to. I can’t watch this series again. I can’t enjoy it anymore. I’m grateful for that.
Yes, I think people tend to miss the show layers. It's not only about how awful Bojack is and how he must suffer for his actions, i think this is one easy way of conceiving what the show is. But for me is a lot about healing our traumas and pain in order to be a better person because in the end everyone is a little fuckd up. We always came from a previous generation which had to handle its own issues and we're here experiencing ours. Easier to said than done, but still is as complex as living because living this life demands a lot of us but we still have to go on because life goes on nevertheless
POV - You’re high as all high hell wondering why this broken horseman and animal ppl in LA have such a complex and philosophically painful existence that rips ur soul outback and lays bares your emotions whilst society burns. Then remember it’s probably gonna be okay. Until u realise okay is the only stage of yourself that ur comfortable lying in.
That.
That’s too much man.
u good bro?
@@arghawan why would you ask that, hes watched bojack horseman how is he good ?
@@arghawanno one is fucking good man, but that's ok
literally all of free churro could be in this video and I love how you even mention it in the description
the ending of brand new couch still haunts me because it reminds me so much of me and my own mother
“every day, it gets a little easier. but you gotta do it every day. that’s the hard part” words that i now live my life by
There’s so many underrated parts of this show. I think one of them is how well written women characters are: PC and Diane and Sarah Lynn all had different endings but they were all amazingly written.
This is nice….
Such a beautiful ending I swear.
The cinematography of this show is so fucking good.
2:12 we, the viewer, get to see the actual scenery, while it looks bright, beyond the fake sky is a slowly setting sun, signifying that it's bright now, and it will never stay bright after Horsin' Around.
The way diane says "ok" in his phone call just breaks my heart, reminds me of when i called the hotline when i was younger and the person was very sweet
Bojack Horseman is my favorite show. I've never watched anything like it. I used to watch it in my darkest times to validate myself when no one else would. After I recovered, I couldn't bring myself to watch it. It made me - I made myself - spiral over small mishaps and find myself back in a dark pit.
It's a shame that I can't watch this masterpiece without sinking myself into it.
I had a rough day today and saw this .
The moment bojack grants Beatrice a moment of peace by describing the lakehouse, even though she abused him his whole life and he didn’s owe her anything, was THE moment for me. I cried my eyes out. Really didnt think this show would have such impact when I started watching it. I’m rewatching for the second time now! Really one of my favorite animated shows ever
it’s you made me hurt so bad after i remembered everything bojack put todd through…it was satisfying, but oh god, did it hurt so bad.
I love how one of them is todd killing the sex robot
I know I’m so late to the party, but I always wondered if Sarah Lynn was comforted or terrified by Bojack’s words. He talks about being a blink in the universe to comfort himself about his own actions but that’s not what Sarah Lynn needed to hear. If anything she needed to hear that even without fame or fortune she is worth something. I always wondered if Bojack wasn’t only responsible for her death, but also for the terror she felt while drifting off to sleep.
Man what I would do to watch this show for the first time again, it's so great. I'm glad my friend recommended me it :)
I can't believe you didn't put " when you look at someone through rose-colored glasses, all the red flags just look like flags."
The scene where Herb shows Bojack the beautful blue sky façade & tells him the future is bright really fucks me up. So many people in my life gave me all the perfect promises they thought I wanted to hear, some might have even been genuine. But regardless of whether their intentions were good or not, when I would finally see what was behind that fake blue sky, it tarnished the memories I had of those people. I'm fortunate to have found people who took the façade down & didn't sugarcoat the situation. And that takes a far greater amount of love & courage to do so.
Please stay well, everyone.
My life felt like bojacks but I try to not have it be, everyday I try to better myself but it's always hard... I think about that last quote I think about it a lot
There are other episodes that are much heavier, episodes that give me intense anxiety, or geniunely gave me chills, the scene at 11:05 makes me deeply sad. What id give to see beatrice hug her son just once, to show bojack any love, the same type of attention i rarely ever got as a kid myself
my self care is not watching this video through because i’ll make myself sad. thumbs up tho! :D
Brand new couch hits hard.
yeah. seems like some kind of talk I'd have with my own family. it's a haunting thought
Béatrice telling Bojack he was born broken is the single most disgusting thing she has ever done, and I think she did it as revenge for how he made her feel.
The “it’s you” scene got to me. I fall into similar thought patterns as bojack sometimes. I’m trying to remind myself that my actions are what matters, not feeling bad about myself.
That’s pretty cool
When I first watched this show it took me AGES to get through. I related to nearly every character and that made it very hard to watch. I'm glad this show exists and people are talking about it.
"Bojack I don't like anything about me".😕
4:30 I’ve felt that damn
every single time i see the view from halfway down or a clip i literally start sobbing LMFAO one of the saddest episodes ive ever seen on any movie or series
This show completely broke me, but it’s also one of the reasons I decided to get sober
0:55 you can hear Bojack’s dream in the background and that actually kills me inside
I needed a good cry session! Thank you :)
bojack when he’s relatable (all the time.) when his mom said he was born broken i got so upset
i’ve never seen a show that can be so heart wrenching but also so funny & comforting at the same time. this show is something else man.
Put the entire suicide nightmare scene and were all set
This is a real show. Where people are flawed, difficult and sometimes insufferable but at times they are kind and loving. This is how we all are, good and bad. One of the best shows I have watched.
"You're what's wrong with you." is very hard to hear. But if you accept that, it helps so much. Someone once told me, and it really helped, they're still a true friend to me. And now I can be a real friend to them.
should have included the good damage dialogue with Diane and princess Caroline, I live in that state of mind constantly
Bojack comforting his mom after everything they both went through will never fail to make me sob
4:31 That ending..
loved the show. thanks for the video...
Judahs song is so touching to me. I cried watching that
I agree that scene with Judah singing does make me suffer inside
i love this scene because princess carolyn has spent her whole life working and because of that she could never find the love of her life, and even when Judah says he loves her, she keeps working
@@pheymos8422 That’s wild I just hate the song
@@beeameme9729 But it makes sense with Judah. It's just him.
@@tanithalakai4538 idc it's bad
@@beeameme9729 Shut up wank
“You didn’t pick up.”
When I first watched this, I just started college and still inexperienced in a lot things. I enjoyed it for bringing attention to mental health, it's weird humor, and a few things I felt I related to but didn't understand why. Years later, I've learned I have a personality disorder, completely changed as a person, moved across the country by myself alone for my own good, and can now appreciate this show fully. My life's flipped upside down and when I decided to rewatch this show recently after this video, I finally understand. I love this show.
Little thing for the view from halfway down that I didn’t realize till now, secretariat’s poem is about suicide, all of the performances relate to their death in a way as a matter of fact, for example corduroy went limp in his performance, just like how he died
the most brilliantly written show i’ve ever seen
I remember watching Free Churro on a Saturday morning, and was blown away. That was so well written and probably my favorite episode of the series
The meaning of each output of this final scene would not be possible without this brilliant soundtrack.
i clicked thinking “i know this show, i know what to expect” and even before it started my entire body tensed up and i started crying
The showstopper might be my favorite episode of the series, with bojack’s swelling addiction and rage coming into full view and the melding of his character with Philbert’s culminating in strangling Gina and ultimately coming face to face with his addiction in the form of the massive caricature of himself. There was no more running away for him to do from there and the way that was represented was so tragic and haunting, and the music toed the line between sinister and ever so slightly uplifting perfectly. Love this show so much
Just realized that hollyhock is susmita from bobs burgers
Something about the calm tone Diane has when she says her day is good makes me cry every time. She's never spoken in such a soothing tone in the entire show. Bojack was desperate for self-soothing in what could've been his final moments, and he just wanted to hear Diane say she was having a good day.
RIP Henry Fondle
Ik it’s sad but I need a part two😭 There are so many other amazing no moments ✨💕
It’s an amazing show
The sound design is stellar in this show.
ok ill go rewatch bojack horseman for the 5th time
“We’re gonna go to the planetarium” 😭
well now I am crying again
"Oh Bojack, no" never fails to reduce me to tears
With every single episode I think: it's not going to get any worse is it? And then it does.