“There’s no such thing as bad guys and good guys! We’re all just guys! Who do good stuff, sometimes. And bad stuff,…
Life is a never-ending show, my friend
“You haven’t changed at all!”
Four-plus seasons in, the greatest strength of BoJack Horseman is the understanding of the way things do and do not…
Mr. Peanutbutter is a character who never does anything halfway. We know this about him, having seen countless examples…
Midway through “INT. SUB,” one character cuts off another’s narrative with a complaint: “I’m think I’m having a hard…
At this point in its life, BoJack Horseman’s tendency to experiment within the confines of television is…
“You know what ‘from’ means? It means you don’t have to be there anymore.”
The question of whether or not BoJack Horseman is a good person hangs over the majority of the series that bears his…
Season five of BoJack Horseman sees the return of a long-absent and keenly missed member of the show’s universe. Not…
The gap between seasons of BoJack Horseman is typically a fallow period for news about the series—most interviews,…
The lines between reality and fiction have always been shaky on BoJack Horseman. Beyond the obvious framework of being…
After season three of BoJack Horseman concluded, Raphael Bob-Waksberg told UPROXX’s Alan Sepinwall that he felt the…
“It seems to me that you need a lot of courage, or a lot of something, to enter into others, into other people. We all…
Four seasons in, it’s safe to say there’s a pattern to each season of BoJack Horseman, a few episode structures that it…
BoJack Horseman, you crafty evil bastard. You got me.
After a season where all of BoJack Horseman’s characters are trying to forge new identities for themselves—parent,…
You have to give BoJack Horseman credit: it’s hard to think of a weirder way for a show to be consistent. The previous…
BoJack Horseman is depressed.
BoJack Horseman gets a lot of credit for juggling its various parts as well as it does. This is a show that should not…
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