As we know, Diane and BoJack had a toxic and almost codependent relationship (in my opinion). In the series finale, we have a final scene where BoJack asks Diane, “Wouldn’t it be funny if this night was the last time we ever talked to each other?” And Diane never responded.

I think she did cut him off. In the final scene, it seemed like she was trying to tell him she had outgrown him, especially when she said, “She was glad she knew him.” BoJack was almost like a tether, holding Diane back from moving on. She was scared for him to a certain degree (I mean, he’s so problematic that anyone who cared for him would be scared for him), and once she could let him go, she could move forward. She knew that if she let him back into her life, there was a chance that she would become tethered again. This show’s ending hits so hard. Everything about it is bittersweet.

I’m rewatching bojack again after a long time and I’m also high…. So bear with me

So I’m just on season two of my rewatch, and it kinda just came to me, do you guys think the whole show is from bojack’s perspective? I think a lot of parts of it we see bojack from Diane’s perspective and I think at certain times of the show it’s very much how Diane sees bojack, influencing our perspective of him as well.

So I was just curious, do yall think the show is from his perspective? Or do you think Diane influenced that perceptive at certain points? And is there other characters that you think we see the show from there perceptive? Or maybe it’s from no one’s perspective?

(Ps. My very own ending to this show in my head is Diane finishing the book the way it was suppose to be finished the first time, and that’s the show itself.)

For the longest time i've always avoided watching bojack or like reasoned it with "it's stupid" but i've always been very much aware of the topics that they talk about and i was aware who bojack was and his characteristics ,but maybe i was kinda scared that i'd find myself to be similar with bojack. (i did)

But great show *thumbs up*

What is your favorite margot mortenale appearance/moment in bojack horseman?

I watched the season two times and every episode at least one more time at one point or another. So I really am convinced now that part the reason Bojack ended up so crazy was because he was not only on drugs the whole time, the main trigger for this incident was that the set/philbert apartment looked exactly like his own. He couldn’t keep them apart after filming so much, and then he did exactly the opposite of what PC told him (be Philbert at the set and then leave and be a better Bojack). Don’t know, maybe this was absolutely obvious to you, or you disagree, but that’s my take on it.

Edit: typo

Edit 2: just watching “Free Churro” right now, he even says they have a screwed up filming schedule which certainly helped get his opioid abuse rolling. Add to that the Apartment thing and you got it.

With a name like Monty Bojangles (seeing a word starting with Boja- right above the eyes in the packaging made me do a double-take) and the pink cat packaging, my first thought was "Eyy, the makers must be fans of the show!"

Or it's just a bizarre coincidence LOL

Yes, this is essentially me asking ”are you a Zoe or a Zelda” but with Bojack cast haha.

I’m just curious, cus no matter how many times I watch the show, Diane is always the one I feel most similar too. And I always feel like every character that’s in Bojack can be reflected onto real life people with one or more aspects.

(Like my ex, while not being ENTIRELY the same as Mr. Peanutbutter, still has some similarities that I notice I can relate with.)

So I’m curious: what bout you guys? Who or which characters do you see yourself in among the Bojack cast??

I'm rewatching the show, and so far, it has been great for procrastinating, but now I'm on Escape from LA.

The whole episode makes me cringe so bad that I have to stop watching it every 3 minutes or so and procastinate on my procastinating by going on Reddit because it just makes me feel icky. Like I know what is going to happen, and I don't want to skip this episode but man... so hard to watch the second time.

I, want to write an essay about Good Damage just like Diane tried to do, Mostly a short essay with some philosophy and my beliefs as a person and how the damage I got turned good (you already know). My original name was (Mistakes I don’t regret) but I found good damage to be more interesting and attractive. So if I named my video as this will I get a copyright or any kind of harm etc? Surely I already did a credit and wrote (I used the name from BoJack Horseman show) and talked about the show too.

Hello! I’m going to be doing an essay for school and personally I’m choosing how BoJack Horseman portrays the human psyche and really pushes the thought of “nature vs nurture” I was curious what everyone’s thoughts/theory’s are on the show and any parts where it particularly pushes the idea. Any help is appreciated thanks! :)

I'm sure this masterpiece has changed a lot of peoples life but man back then I used to relate to every characther from bojack himself to todd to even diane, however recently I did a school essay on "Free Churro" and it reminded me how much I loved this show and so I saw a clip of bojack going to church in s6 ep 1 and how he was confused the whole time

however when the peace be with you came up he LOVED it . cause he got to tell others peace be with you and told it himself and It made me cry dude for him and for my self

I was "raised catholic" but in the last 2 years started taking it serious however the first couple times i went to Church/Mass I had 0 clue what the heck they were saying felt lost: and like bojack only went for the solace and the first time i said peace be with you and someone gave me a hug / handshake It was so interesting and is what kept me going.

I watched this episode and felt so good and loved that the show took it as a break for solace, I doubt or wonder a lot of viewers are religious let alone share my beliefs but the point of this was this show relates to me more and more and this made me want to rewatch even though gosh I hate the muffins episode but i can skip anyways have a goodnight

obviously

I know the show reiterates multiple times that life is t fair, but the fact her stepdad never received any kind of comeuppance or even acknowledgement for abusing her is too much, man. I know it was always implied but the fact that the guy who abused her as a child received the settlement money for her death from Bojack just makes me feel bad inside. Regardless of how inappropriate Bojack was with Sarah Lynn, she was still an adult when it happened. Meanwhile the guy who hurt her as a child never gets any attention and nobody even seems to know what he did to her.