The first words that his dad said to him in this episode was "yes yes I see you"

@beanofglory7602

3 жыл бұрын

O.O I NEVER NOTICED THIS THANK YOU

@coldbattery

3 жыл бұрын

I wonder why bojack never seek validation from his father 🤔

@Matt-cz6ti

3 жыл бұрын

You mean “ICU” 😉

@Serryy

3 жыл бұрын

@@coldbattery Bojacks dad died 10-15 years before the show started. The mothers death is worse for him because as he said himself. Now he knows no parent will ever show him any love.

@Steelburgh

3 жыл бұрын

​@@Serryy He died in 2009, 5 yrs before the show starts. **SPOILER*** BoJack is on the phone talking about it when Diane first meets him in episode 8 of this season.

The worst part is that no one saw it. The one episode where he was genuine, honest, no holds barred and no one was there...

@nnamdiubbaonu4381

2 жыл бұрын

Not even his mom 😭

@thelegend3965

2 жыл бұрын

@@nnamdiubbaonu4381 which is actually really ironic 😂

I love that in a later episode “Ruined lizard funeral” is on a list of things BoJack has done wrong

@Steelburgh

3 жыл бұрын

Ha! I have a good idea which episode you mean and I completely missed that!

@MrShabindigo

3 жыл бұрын

I just noticed that a couple days ago after rewatching, myself 😂

the fact that he looked at a room of cold blooded animals and thouught... "hm, seems right to me" is comedy

@123newjersey3

2 жыл бұрын

"cold blooded animal" you literally just described his entire family...

@paws27

2 жыл бұрын

@@123newjersey3 That's the joke they're making.

@moyza_

2 жыл бұрын

He didn't look. The whole thing with the episode is that he doesn't break the fourth wall.

@souvillaine5131

2 жыл бұрын

A pretty big portion of this episode was about Bojack trying to make sense out of his mom 'seeing him' and how much it mattered to him what was it about him that she said it. And given that Bojack apparently can't even tell if he's at the wrong funeral despite it being full of reptilians just tells you how little he himself cares to 'see' other people and once again proving how much of a narcissist he really is. That's just brilliant writing and an excellently crafted joke.

@LunarMarie

Жыл бұрын

Hilarious 😂

Bojack totally opens up and pours his heart out… At the wrong funeral… Great joke, but the ultimate irony of him still being unheard and unseen

@ambience273

Жыл бұрын

It was nice the lizards listening and not interrupting him, another version of the churros lady's kindness.

@mistertwister2000

9 ай бұрын

It’s the continuous cruel joke of the show that every time Bojack finally makes a meaningful and profound statement that would greatly heal the relationships in his life, absolutely no one of importance to him is around to hear it.

@yohbre799

Ай бұрын

O😅o​@@ambience273i

"Why do I have to learn 5 pages of dialogue? Tv is a visual medium!" Quote from Bojack a few episodes ago

@bramsteenhoek2674

3 жыл бұрын

Literally the previous episode, clever joke

You feel bad that Bojack gave his eulogy to the wrong crowd, but then you realize it probably doesn't matter because the correct funeral parlor was probably completely empty. No way Beatrice Horseman still had anyone who bothered coming to the funeral at the end.

@shadycactus7896

2 жыл бұрын

Probably Hollyhock and that bear caretaker, but I can't think of anyone else

@CirqueDuFreak2000

2 жыл бұрын

@@shadycactus7896 after learning the truth about who was spiking her coffee idk if Holly would have come. Also if she'd been there she'd probably have come with Bojack at this point and the mixup wouldn't have happened. So really just the bear, at maximum

@CPKuraun

Жыл бұрын

I always thought it was going to be princess Carolyn and Diane since he was there for both of them when they were going through their family issues... But the entire time he had his mom living with him and in the show - neither of them were there or present

"I'm your son, all I had was you". One of the most tragic lines of the whole series. And aww, you guys. How is it that so many people seem to have abusive mothers?

@araani8740

3 жыл бұрын

That line makes me cry without fail 😔

@rumaristo129

3 жыл бұрын

@@DontTakeThisSeriously616 True. I had an abusive mother as well and that's one of the reasons Bojack hits me so hard. I guess fathers tend to be more physically abusive while mothers abuse their kids emotionally.

@bv0804

2 жыл бұрын

I'm glad my mom is a good person, I hope my father acted better when he was alive. But I already forgive him. Even so..when he died my mind thougth a lot of things and I didn't know what to do than just cry. But now I see that he was toxic, and I feel like he could have been better with time but I'm not sure if that's true or I'm just saying that to myself to remember him with love without feeling bad for it. But oh well, it doesn't matter cuz I love him and I can't hate him anymore, cuz even if he did horrible things I still miss him. And I hope he is fine wherever he is.

@bv0804

2 жыл бұрын

Sorry, I got emotional. I think a lot of us had bad parents. The only thing I think we can do about it is that we don't repeat the story. Break the cicle of abuse. Try to be with people that actually help you and try to be kind to them in return. Is hard but is not impossible. Love to all of you. I hope everything get better soon.

@chelronin7843

2 жыл бұрын

@@DontTakeThisSeriously616 Bro it is not normalized wtf are you talking about. Its not talked about too much because it’s usually the fathers who leave. Thats statistically accurate. People are very open about and condemn abuse from either parents. Its just that men are typically more emotionally distant, it’s unfortunately how many of us guys were raised like that. Everyone I’ve known who has had an abusive mother has never said this. And a lot of my friends have abusive mothers, myself included

“A show shouldn’t have that much talking, TV is a visual medium”

@danestambaugh255

3 жыл бұрын

Wasn't that said in the episode just prior to this?

@marquesperez942

3 жыл бұрын

@@danestambaugh255 yea, a little ironic, put it into set up the next ep in complete dialogue

@chimp4225

2 жыл бұрын

@@marquesperez942 I’m pretty sure it was intentional

@marquesperez942

2 жыл бұрын

@@chimp4225 it was intentional, thats why i said it was put in to like “set up” next ep

To everyone that has been commenting about this episode from Day 1: I see you

@FlameOfUdun96

3 жыл бұрын

ICU 2

@cloudy772

3 жыл бұрын

ICU 3

@gerbenvanessen

3 жыл бұрын

intensive care unit

In the prologue we hear Bojack’s dad talk about Beatrice seeing a play and getting ideas. That play was called A Dolls House by Hendrik Ibsen, the play is about a woman in an unhappy marriage, and leave to try and find freedom and meaning. That is why Beatrice was weeping in her room, because of the parallels between her own life and the play. You might also remember Beatrice noting to Bojack that Horsin’ Around was Ibsen, this gives us context to her high praise of this writer. Note I haven’t seen the play and know very little about the actual plot, I’m just paraphrasing a comment I remember seeing a while ago. Edit: I just listened to the play and I seriously recommend it. My comment doesn’t do the production justice and the parallels between Beatrice’s life and the main character Nora are more numerous than I thought. A comment below gives a much more accurate synopsis of the play, but again, I seriously recommend watching or listening to this play in one form or the other. I listened to it on Audible, but I’m pretty sure it on YT for free.

@beanofglory7602

3 жыл бұрын

I read this play about 15 years ago. It stars "Nora," whose life up until the end of the play revolved around her husband and children with no real awareness of or impact on the outside world, kept and played with by her husband like a doll in a doll's house. (Spoilers!) Nora realizes this in the finale in addition to realizing that she didn't really know her husband at all - she'd built up a fantasy ideal of him in her mind, but the man that he actually was flipped from Jekyll to Hyde on her when he found out that they were getting blackmailed because of her mistake (she'd forged papers to get money to help him recover from an illness). Given Beatrice's activist aspirations as depicted in Time's Arrow, to realize that she had traded her potential as an individual for a miserable wife-and-mother family life (with her own version of a husband who started nice but flipped to cruel when things got tough)... I can see how it would have shattered her and left her sobbing.

@Kaemonarch

3 жыл бұрын

SEASON 6 FINALE SPOILERS BELLOW: In the very last episode of the show (6x16), we see BoJack putting together a Hedda Gabler play (written by Hendrik Ibsen). When he laters talks about this with Princess Carolyn, in a very similar way that his mother complained, he mentions "I mean, it's not Strindberg, but, you know, we're having a good time". I always took this as a "nothing these two do/see is never going to be enough, isn't it?". They will always complain... But now you made me wonder if BoJack sees himself reflected in a Strindberg play.

@Zephirite.

3 жыл бұрын

Also, Beatrice’s doll was destroyed, so she wanted a doll-which Bojack threw away when she was living with him.

@MrUndersolo

3 жыл бұрын

Studied it in school; great to see that there was a reference here.

@bigpictureguys8415

Жыл бұрын

These comments are exceptional, thank you

This is hands down my favorite episode of the entire show, and it’s just a 25 minute monologue. It takes truly talented writers and an incredible performance to pull that off and this definitely has both. Hats off to Will Arnett, he always does a fantastic job, but this was stellar. The last minute gag at the end is just the icing on the cake lol

@richardsantanna5398

3 жыл бұрын

I mean Times Arrow was brilliantly constructed and if I'm being more objective, I might choose it as the best of Bojack. But Free Churro has such a beautifully written monologue and it hits close to home so I choose it as my favorite hands down.

@michaelandrews117

3 жыл бұрын

This show has about fifteen "All Time Classic" episodes. Which is astounding. So whenever someone says "X episode is the best" I just agree. Because choosing the best is so hard.

@bertcompton

3 жыл бұрын

@@michaelandrews117 I agree that there are so many great episodes but my top 2 are definitely 1. The View From Halfway Down 2. Free Churro

@DeadPanTV

2 жыл бұрын

Will Arnett is one of my favorite actors and this show is why.

@Steelburgh

2 жыл бұрын

@@michaelandrews117 That's so dang true. Every single season has at least two standout episodes, sometimes more. Season 4 is my favorite mainly because there are four, maybe five (if I include What Time Is It Right Now) episodes that just tear my heart out.

This episode of 25 min of will arnett voice acting his heart out

@checkmate5338

3 жыл бұрын

This is the most overrated episode. Weak gimick, mediocre dialogue, boring episode. Edit: THis is just my opinion, feel free to disagree. No one is wrong here.

@omniarch8078

3 жыл бұрын

@@checkmate5338 if you don’t have the mental capacity to understand it just say that

@checkmate5338

3 жыл бұрын

@@omniarch8078 This wasn't some kind of complex episode. If you're a fanboy just say that.

@MrDredme

3 жыл бұрын

@@checkmate5338 maybe if the episode jangled some keys in front of your eyes maybe you would of liked it better.

@vaisn

3 жыл бұрын

@@checkmate5338 lemme guess, you have no friends and your parents don’t love you

I cant believe this episode or at least Will Arnett (only one who spoke in this episode) didnt get an emmy. Its so good, so fantastic and of course the perfect antithesis to the Fish out of Water episode in season 3. Bojack couldnt break down and cry because he cant cry in front of other people. Something that was established in season 2 when he made the movie shot for Secretariat.

@slushdog1012

3 жыл бұрын

Ikr I enjoy Rick and Morty, ans the vat of acid episode was good, but its complete bullshit that it won over this episode. Just confirms that award shows choose the most popular thing and not the actual one that deserves it.

@someguy9204

3 жыл бұрын

@@slushdog1012 No, it's even worse. Vat of Acid won over The View from Halfway Down... 🙄😒☹

@phantom2450

3 жыл бұрын

I tend to view this and Fish Out of Water and this as less antitheses and more two halves of a whole. Together they’re proof that BoJack can create masterful television with just visuals, no dialogue; and just dialogue, no visuals.

@slushdog1012

3 жыл бұрын

@@someguy9204 oh yeah I completely forgot. And you’re right, it is way worse.

@arsenelupin9697

3 жыл бұрын

Who cares about these awards anyway? They're just a way for those weirdos to participate in a circlejerk - it has nothing to do with merit.

"I'm your son, all I had was you" This sentence really broke me.

@Steelburgh

2 жыл бұрын

Will Arnett was so incredible. How he never won a voice acting emmy is beyond me. He should've won one every single season.

Thank you, thank you, thank you for not forcing commentary throughout this episode. Honestly, the best reaction to something as hard-hitting as this is silence, listening, and taking it all in. Throughout this whole show's runtime, my friend and I both watched it together--small chatter here and there talking about the witty one-liners, but on this episode, we sat in absolute silence. It was literally so quiet that I could hear every time he took a deep breath or cleared his throat. God, I love this channel and how real you two are. Not with just this show, but with many others. Really appreciate you ladies, and I'm so glad you gave Bojack a chance. Too many people just look the other way at this masterpiece.

@plastic4872

3 жыл бұрын

they've always been great about letting their real personalities shine and not forcing reactions or a laugh or whatever. one of the best show reaction channels right now, up there with brandon likes movies.

@mydrillasanjay5397

3 жыл бұрын

@@plastic4872 Brandon is goated

All three of us were drowning, and we didn't know how to save each other, but there was an understanding that we were all drowning together. This is by far my favorite quote from Bojack Horseman because this perfectly explains toxic relationships. Especially in a toxic home environment. Everyone in the relationship is getting hurt and you know they’re getting hurt but you don’t know how to comfort each other or handle it properly or in a healthy way. So instead you used the same abusive methods that you learn from you’re environment because that’s the only way you can express your feelings or because you were taught that those toxic teachings are normal or that you’re so used to violence and abuse, you use it on other people including your family. A never ending cycle of abuse and hatred. Everyone in the relationship is doom for to suffer but there this mutual and familiar understanding that they’re suffering together because no matter how much they hurt each other. In a fuck up and twisted way, only the toxic people in your family know you better.

Rafael Bob-Waksberg wrote this episode. He's the show's creator and he's a genius. Side note, he also voices Charlie Witherspoon, the tree frog whose hands stick to everything.

@phousefilms

3 жыл бұрын

"Oh GOD, am I BLLOOOWWWIIINNNGGG THHHHIIIISSSSS???!!!!" XD

@michaelandrews117

2 жыл бұрын

@@phousefilms I just love how a guy as creatively genius as RBW plays a socially and professionally inept agency executive.

@chadkennedy7855

2 жыл бұрын

I hate him. I like Lisa Hamilton better...

@chadkennedy7855

2 жыл бұрын

@Reed Because Netflix betrayed her after they cancel her show but Adult Swim give her a second chance.

@Steelburgh

2 жыл бұрын

@@chadkennedy7855 By why would that make you hate RBW? He got cancelled by Netflix too (though at least they gave him enough notice to close the show out very well) and has spoken out against how quickly they cancel shows nowadays.

the first thing bojacks dad says is "yes yes I SEE YOU"

This was accidentally the first episode I watched after my mother died, and it was devastating. "my mother is dead and everything is worse now"

This is my favourite piece of television ever. It kills me, every single time. A 25 minute monologue, just on his face, destroying you over and over again. Multiple brutal callbacks throughout. And then it ends on a shitty joke xD It is an absolute masterpiece.

@choco_L8

3 жыл бұрын

This show is incredible at shifting its tone, lol

@brandonbailey3255

2 жыл бұрын

The ending was funny but I really like how it highlights that one of the only times we see bojack vulnerable is when none of his friends are there to see it. Also it kinda shows that he wasn’t expecting anyone he knows to show up and support him

@El1society

2 жыл бұрын

@@brandonbailey3255 he was unheard and unseen

It's episodes like this that make me tell everyone: "You HAVE to watch Bojack Horseman!"

@leguan278

3 жыл бұрын

And then they say no cause it’s a cartoon

@PapayaStyle

3 жыл бұрын

@@leguan278 yeah tried to convince a friend that has issues with cartoons, and he only managed like 3-4 episodes... arrrgh, have to force him through season 1 one day

@dulcealvarez6071

2 жыл бұрын

agree but when you say the name of the episode it's even harder to convince them

@El1society

2 жыл бұрын

@@PapayaStyleyeah the first episodes are tough to get through.

The first line of the episode is "yes yes I see you" by butterscotch horseman

Animal joke/pun that may escape many: those are MOURNING geckos.

@HazbinCovenWitch

3 жыл бұрын

That's a dumb name.

@datzfatz2368

3 жыл бұрын

@@HazbinCovenWitch yeah, you will find that a lot of animals have very dumb names if you look into it lul^^

@_naco1070

3 жыл бұрын

Ok, @@HazbinCovenWitch

@Steelburgh

Жыл бұрын

Omg, even nearly three years after its finale, this show is STILL getting me with its cleverness!

@Kaemonarch

Жыл бұрын

@@Steelburgh 😛

I watched this before my dad died last year and now after re-watching it again, I feel even more strongly for this episode. I never got the chance to rebuild a relationship with him and now im never going to have that. Im just going to have to deal with this for the rest of time Thank you both for sharing your thoughts, they meant a lot ^^

@ChicaStones

3 жыл бұрын

Your comment touched me. As the child of an abusive mother who's getting older by the day I strongly connect to Bojack in this episode. Sometimes I think her death would bring me solace, but at the same time loosing her without being able to have closure is my biggest nightmare. I don't know how you feel, but all I can tell you is: no matter how much chances you missed, it's not all on you, and it shouldn't feel like it is. Any kind of relationship is an exchange and it's up to both the people in it to sustain it. So, it was not up only to you. Plus, once someone in our Life dies all we have left is what they gave us, and if all your father gave you was pain I truly hope you find the strength to take that pain and transform it. At the end of the day, you still got your life, don't waste it on regrets, build and give back love to those who are left. Be better than your parents. That's your closure. I hope I haven't been insensitive and this message finds you well. Good luck on your healing process. From a broken family child to another ❤️

This is the only animated show that could do an episode of no talking underwater all visual and then an episode entirely of talking

I get how you feel at 21:00. To me, growing up is when you realise everyone else is just as lost as you are, including you're parents. We're all just bumbling our way through this life, with a brave face for the sake of appearance. I don't think there is anything wrong with that, it's the human condition. But once you figure it out, it's so much easier understand those who hurt you and let go.

The opening speech by Butterscotch is really damn difficult. "THHHAAAANNNNKKKKK YOOOOOUUUU??????!!!" This is pretty much just a monologue and it's amazing. But I feel a mixture of laughter and sadness when Bojack realizes his mother was just reading the sign.

it's hard to try to convince people who usually don't watch animated series to watch bojack when they ask you which episode it's your favorite and your answer is "free churro"

My mom passed a little over a month ago and now rewatching this episode hit me a lot different. He should've gotten an Emmy for this episode alone, it's phenomenal.

@RB01.10

Жыл бұрын

I think Arnett did get an Annie award for it

Shoutout to Will Arnett. And jack n the box

"all i had was you" ;[ that made me teary eyed

Will Arnett deserves all the Awards.

@ThiccChoncc

3 жыл бұрын

He deserves the awards but the awards don't derserve him.

BoJack was born in 1964. In season 1 he would have been 50, since it takes place in 2014.

@chadkennedy7855

2 жыл бұрын

The problem is he spent five years of Hell doing stupid things all his life, but due to the event of season 2 and 3 and his mother died everything is worse throughout the remainder of season 5 and all of season 6 which is the last.

I love how Abi was shook throughout basically the entire runtime of the episode

This intro is so crazy "You can't depend on other people, that's what I learned when I had to make my own sandwich"

@hughbris6670

3 жыл бұрын

I flinched at the "Thank you!" the first time, crappy Dad ptsd I'd completely forgotten until that moment

@MrShabindigo

3 жыл бұрын

And Bojack internalized that and said the same thing himself in the eulogy. Psychological violence begats psychological violence in this show. The same way his mother's speech about him singing the lollipop song is, more or less, the same speech he gave Sarah Lynn, and that shaped her life view til she died.

Yay, Free Churro! The episode I've been anticipating since the show was announced! This is one of the really special episodes that Bojack manages to pull off. It's 25 minutes of Will Arnett pouring his heart out in a fantastically written monologue! It's filled with humor, pain, and remorse. All Bojack has known for his life is the awful treatment from his parents, and when he finally thought he was given a gesture of kindness, it wasn't genuine. It's heartbreaking, but also so real. Raise a churro to anyone out there who's experiencing pain and suffering; it gets better. Thanks for being you!

I haven't had a chance to watch these last couple yet, but the screen caps of the two of you just looking gutted are so heartbreaking and hilarious, just like the show strangely. I'm just like, "Those poor girls are feeling this show so hard. Wow, they look even more devastated every week (chuckle). Sweet things." Love your reactions to this beautiful show and glad it's moving you as much as it did the rest of us.

Whenever I try to think of my favorite Bojack Horseman episode, I always get tied up between Free Churro, Times Arrow, and The View From Halfway Down. They’re all just so perfect.

@chadkennedy7855

2 жыл бұрын

I stopped watching that stupid show because Netflix cancel it...

@bigpictureguys8415

Жыл бұрын

@@chadkennedy7855 get help chad

@chadkennedy7855

Жыл бұрын

@@bigpictureguys8415 I already canceled Netflix, so there.

@bigpictureguys8415

Жыл бұрын

@@chadkennedy7855 I meant therapy haha

@chadkennedy7855

Жыл бұрын

@@bigpictureguys8415 God I hate you.

It's an absolute travesty that "Free Churro" lost the Emmy to an only okay Simpsons episode.

@dillonevans5090

7 ай бұрын

The view from halfway down losing to rick and morty is worse imo

@an0rmalp3rson70

5 ай бұрын

​@@dillonevans5090fr

This episode may have been one of the most triggering for me personally. My mother would actually lie to me and say she wanted to go get coffee with me or wanted to hang out and run errands. Then she would lock the doors and scream at me for hours while driving around. Once she made me do the driving to multitask because I had failed my driving test. I didn't take another driving test for over a yea, and I didn't get my license until junior year of college because I would get triggered every time I got behind the wheel. Butterscotch's "TTTTTHHHHhhhhaaaaaaank yooooooooou" is one of the sound bytes that will haunt me forever because of my mom. Thank you both for watching and commentating this show. I don't know if you know how much it means to your followers. Seriously. I love you both.

"Back in the 90's I was in a very famous tv show". If he was in his 20's back then, yeah, he'd probably be in his 50's

@casinodertoten721

3 жыл бұрын

BoJack is 54 during that episode.

@chadkennedy7855

2 жыл бұрын

@@casinodertoten721 He's just an old bastard who can't do anything right...

I Made the wonderful mistake of watching this episode the night it came out right before I went to bed. I legit cried myself to sleep. This one hit a tad deeper than I had anticipated.

@MorningOnMars

2 жыл бұрын

I hope you have had much better nights since then.

The pause when he says Sarah Lynn's name is such a small detail but it's so heartbeaking

"You never get a happy ending 'cause there's always more show... i guess until there isn't"

The fact that Bojack just assumed that all his moms friends were cold blooded creatures

We can't absolve our parents for failing to raise us properly, just because they had problems in their childhood. We can forgive them but we can't excuse it. If you are choosing to become a parent, then you are likely mid to late 20s or early 30s, which is more than enough time to self improve and unlearn the harmful things from your parents influence, before deciding having kids yourself. Parents toxicity has no excuse.

After all these years still one of the best episodes of television. The fact that Bojack’s dad is also voiced by Will Arnett, so this entire episode is only him, and yet every line is just a punch to the gut and so impactful, is incredible. This and “fish out of water” are the best episodes of the show imo.

I love the Becker analogy...as someone with a tumultuous relationship with their parent this episode, it hurt. Cause that is exactly what it is like..

I cried continuously watching this for the first time, i will always tear up at some parts

I love this episode. It's like a stand-up routine with the combination of heartbreaking past and the sharp left at jokes and the funeral home looks like a stage set. I enjoy when comedy gets real like this. Like those memes "every joke is a cry for help". You can tell a joke, but if it doesn't allow the audience to make a connection, it will always fall flat or be forgotten.

Mad respect for diving back into this show even when dealing with anxiety and not being at your emotional best, but please take care of yourselves, there's content that's not exactly ideal for every mindset. I know I postponed watching this show a lot because it's so heavy sometimes.

It's insane how amazing Will Arnet's monologue is. Completely insane

There’s only one episode of television history that tore my heart out more than this One, and it’s almost upon us (from this show)

Adult Bojack only cries once in while series--and it's while smoking a cigarette, standing outside after reading the Secretariat script.

I honestly love you guy’s reaction and content so much.

Personally, my favorite episode. I’ve watched this so many times, yet it still gets me. I’m glad y’all finally got to see it.

I just love how they made the whole episode one heavy and serious monologue and then, few seconds before credits completely flipped it with one single joke.

Yeah, this one is pretty good, it s one of the most memorable episodes for sure

That one line “Im your son. All I HAD was you.” hit way to hard

This was definitely one of those ep that just went by so incredibly fast. You are so engrossed into Bojack's monologue that it just tugs at your soul. Honestly this whole ep, you could literally just listen to as a podcast

This is one of my all time favorite episodes. I was so engrossed in the monologue that when the final punchline hit, I was in actual tears from laughing so hard.

Funny that Bojack didn't question and accepted that her mother's relatives and friends must be cold blooded creatures.

@RB01.10

Жыл бұрын

I think that was probably the joke LOL He was so into the “eulogy” he didn’t think how his mom would know those lizard people LOL

Always loving your Bojack videos. The conversations at the end continue to relate to me so much. Excited to see the rest!

Loved your reactions, I'm glad you enjoyed this episode. For some reason, the discussions you have makes me reflect on my life and I thank you for that.

Just when I was about to go to sleep, you drop a reaction to this episode. I was really excited for you to see this one.

This episode and "fly" from breaking bad are the most brilliant bottle episodes in the history of tv 👏👏👏

Thank you for the discussion after the episode, i didn't realize i needed that.

Just wait till you watch the finale episode,"The View From Halfway Down." That shit hurted very much. I cried. 😭

Omg this episode is something else! So bold and well done it always has the best reaction

This is my fave BoJack episode.

Thank you for watching this show and being so honest in your discussions!

I cannot wait for you guys to watch the finale of the entire series! You guys are spot on on some of these ideas

It’s one of the greatest episodes of this fantastic show. I don’t only suggest everyone watch this show, but I really hope they watch it again at least once more. The second viewing really impacts even deeper.

When I first saw the episode, I asked myself "there's no way they would do a episode length monologue" only to be surprised by how well it played out. Especially when it built up to that pure comedy of an ending

I remember watching this for the first time and being in awe that a choice actor could hold your attention and completely and totally carry an entire episode of such an intense show. There isn't a person alive that watched this episode and doesn't carry it with them in the back of their brain in some way and that's fucking phenomenal to me

I just ordered the book you mentioned, I'm very excited and curious to read it!

@ImonSnow

3 жыл бұрын

Hope you enjoy it!

every time i watch this episode, when he mentions that when your mom dies and you didn't have a good relationship with her you don't know why you feel so sad but you're mourning the relationship you wish you had, "now you know you'll never have a mom who looks at you from across a room and says i see you", I CRUMBLE

When you realise that only Will Arnett was speaking through this entire episode.

@floppy_hands1770

3 ай бұрын

Does he also vocie butterscotch

“My mom died, and all I got was this free churro.”

Love the video Imon Nation and ABI Nation stay motivated Dream big 1 mill on the way

Imon: I've been on the verge of crying for a while now... Netflix: Honey, you've got a big storm comin.

I’ve seen this episode countless times. It’s just too good

It’s finally here my favorite episode I’ve been with for this whooo

I love watching your reactions to this show. No other reaction video applies such insightful reflection to real life. Also, the performer your thinking of is Charo.

This reminds me of the underwater episode bc BoJack can be earnest and good but like most often only when he really has to? He jokes here but he also has to work through what he talks about. (if he was in the right room with people he knew maybe he would have kept joking to not have to deal with it? Idk that's guessing) I really like this episode, I'm always looking forward to hear your talks ❤❤

And to me THIS is the best episode...

I would so listen to that podcast!

There's way too much to unpack here. Makes me excited for a podcast.

Thank you so much for pointing out how Bojack was becoming like his dad. Almost no other channel is willing to admit that, even though Bojack himself tries to wipe him from his thoughts.

Been looking forward to this one!

I've been waiting for your reaction on this one, its deep and dark one...

This is a podcast duo that we all really need

The no talking episode and the only talking episode are my favorites. This one was heavy.

I've been waiting for this episode

One of the best episodes of animated series... And it still hurts

Absolutely fantastic episode

I would love a podcast from you two

cant wait to see the reaction to this omggg

This episode is a treasure.