The 'I feel...the same' was the scariest line in the entire series to me. It was so real, that moment you achive something but realize...it didn't cure your depression. It doesn't cure your anxiety, yeah, it's great that you've done something note-worthy but you're still...you. and that filled me with a horrible sense of dread.

@tariqueheron7099

Жыл бұрын

Stop the presses especially mentioning about how bojack says it in season one

@blythetaylor4063

Жыл бұрын

To me it was hopeful. I can feel like my life WON’T be okay until I achieve x y and z. This is a reminder to try to realize that it isn’t the actual label that the achievement gives you that brings fulfillment, it’s the journey you embark upon by actually pushing yourself to change. You can’t control what the end result will be, but you can choose to question your old patterns and go in a journey. That’s a reassuring truth.

@rileycross555

Жыл бұрын

@@blythetaylor4063 yes man this is exactly it right here. Take back your life. Depression is like a virus in your brain that uses you to feed itself and grow it’s a parasite. Take back your life it’s yours depression has no right.

@justanothercomment

Жыл бұрын

@@blythetaylor4063 yeah I agree. It's a comfort to know that "making it" won't bring lasting happiness. So It's alright to instead focus on healing yourself and finding joy in the here and now.

@beabea5985

Жыл бұрын

Why? It's borderline r*tarded to expect anything else. It baffles me how people seem allergic to thinking. What the hell did you expect? Only a five year old or someone with a five year old's mental capacity would expect one grand gesture or event to fix them. It would be funny if it wasn't so cringe worthy.

Mr. Peanut Butter being the one to pull BoJack out of the pool is similar to the series finale where PB is the only one left who is still his friend and picks him up from jail, let's him stay with him, buys him a suit.

@Sandux930

Жыл бұрын

Also PB ends up kissing Bojack again on hi tv show Hollywoo stars and Celebs

@keironroberts6163

Жыл бұрын

i just wanna mention how PB and diane are the ones to show up when bojack falls into his pool in the intro. PB saves bojack aronud the middle of the show's run and diane was who bojack was trying to be saved from in the view from halfway down

@60sbabydoll777

Жыл бұрын

He's a good dog.

@dooda9566

Жыл бұрын

@@Sandux930 oh do you mean the hit show hollywoo stars and celebrities what do they know do they know things lets find out? i love hollywoo stars and celebrities what do they know do they know things lets find out

@katiecampanile3010

Жыл бұрын

@@dooda9566 yeah same hollywoo stars and celebrities: what do they know? do they know things? lets find out! is one of my favorite shows

If I had a nickel for every time Aaron Paul played the most likeable character on a show filled with shitty people and was taken advantage of and manipulated by the egocentric main character I'd have two nickels.

@crystalgemgirl731

Жыл бұрын

"Which isn't a lot, but it's strange that it's happened twice"

@illuminateddiscs_

8 ай бұрын

By older men, too. Odd character dynamics

@the_algo_rhythm

6 ай бұрын

3, if you count Westworld.

@JuiciferPandoraRex

3 ай бұрын

the only good paul brother

@reoij

Ай бұрын

which one is it?

Todd’s F-bomb was the most impactful of the series IMHO. Not anger, just pure exhaustion

@crystalgemgirl731

Жыл бұрын

Ikr?

@thesnakbar

Жыл бұрын

I remember when I was first watching the series how angry I was that TODD of all people was the one to tell Bojack that considering how obnoxiously scatter-brained and destructive HIS antics were despite them coming from a place of good intention.

@soyuznerushimi

10 ай бұрын

​@@thesnakbarI think that's why it's Todd The guy Bojack thought was the most destructive was the one who gave Bojack a reality check on his own destructiveness

@hollowwoods7130

8 ай бұрын

​@@thesnakbarah yeah scatterbrained. Truly what a terrible person you to tell off a man who almost a had sex with a minor, got Sarah Lynn killed and many many other bad things. What a terrible person Todd is for standing his ground

@thesnakbar

8 ай бұрын

@hollowwoods7130 umm ok? Not once did I say Todd was a terrible person. I even said he always had good intentions. My whole point was the FIRST time I watched the series that moment had me mad because it always seemed Todd got off scot-free for causing a bunch of chaos (again, with good/altruistic intentions), but to the point of @soyuznerushimi that's exactly why Todd was meant to be the one to call out Bojack for HIS [self]destructive behavior, which usually stemmed from hedonistic/spiteful intentions.

I love the theory that Todd didn't accidentally tip her that much, but he didn't want to be rich. He saw what it did to Bojack.

The fact that season 3 was just one long roller coaster of problems and mistakes on Bojack's part just makes the intensity of this show more interesting, at least in my opinion.

@englishgiraffe2124

Жыл бұрын

Even with how Season 6 ends, I still think that Best Thing That Ever Happened to That Went Well is the most intense and edge-of-your-seat stretch of episodes the show has ever had.

@Mscherrypoppins3

10 ай бұрын

I have to agree here. I’ve always thought of S3 being the climax, in a way.

Todd's line on pointing out Bojacks actions and learning to be better is my favorite line throughout the whole show.

@BradsGonnaPlay

Жыл бұрын

It has become one of my favorites over time though I still don’t fully agree with Todd.

@gracekim25

Жыл бұрын

@@BradsGonnaPlay I understand why 😅

@NomadSage07

Жыл бұрын

Same. Made me reflect on my own life and attitude

@crystalgemgirl731

Жыл бұрын

It's one of the ones I keep going back to.

@CaptainFracture

8 ай бұрын

Loser

"it's you" is one of the episodes that really made me step back and look over many aspects of my life, Todd's speech about accountability nearly broke me, and nearly a week later one of my friends told me season one Bojack was someone she related to me. This show made me realize how dark of a place I was in, and was my wake up call for self improvement

@ninamasson3866

Жыл бұрын

Oh, same. It was hard watching the show at times, because it just kept reflecting my ugliest parts. I've heard a lot of people never being able to finish the series because they found it dreadful and icky, but it brought me so much confort and hope. Things change, people can change. It hit like a ton of bricks to realise how shitty I was behaving, but the show felt both like a pushing hand and a hand on my shoulder. The legacy of this series is filled with so much hope.

@whatayaDO543

Жыл бұрын

for me it made me realise "there is no dark place... the dark place was me"

@moonloops_

7 ай бұрын

- im sure you are a good little boy now - dont forget sunday school!

@frankfort332

7 ай бұрын

@@moonloops_ lol not exactly, but, in a better place, good enough I don't need to talk down to people on a 9 month old KZread comment :)

@citriosis

3 ай бұрын

Hey, same, man. And I hope you're at least doing somewhat better a year later, but just remember there's no time limit on healing and self-improvement. Though I feel like even when I say that it comes off sounding easier than it is. But like, seriously, take care, stranger. Heed the words of the Jogging Baboon.

Todd’s line reminds me of Jack Sparrow’s quote: “The problem is not the problem. The problem is your attitude about the problem”

@BradsGonnaPlay

Жыл бұрын

This reminds me of Bojack Horseman’s quote: “That’s… actually really good advice”

@crystalgemgirl731

Жыл бұрын

Like Todd, Jack Sparrow has some good lines.

I have the "it's you" speech by Todd saved on my phone since it really hit hard on me, not only as shitty things I did as a person, but also my laziness, I would blame everything for me being lazy except myself, I was a mess. That speech really gave me a rude awakening and in thankful for it

@elinquisidorperseverante6835

Жыл бұрын

Have you overcome your laziness Yet? I'm also struggling in that department :'D

@San-li9ml

Жыл бұрын

@@elinquisidorperseverante6835 I have mostly, yk every now and then I catch myself slacking LMAO. But I try to stay as active as I can, physically, and just doing chores. If Im watching TV I do a few pushups each 20 minutes, little stuff like that. Something that really helped me was joining a school sport, made me tougher and less lazy!

@elinquisidorperseverante6835

Жыл бұрын

@@San-li9ml Thanks for the reply! I think everyone needs some time to wind down obviously, but it is true that I'm too lazy, so thanks for the suggestions, gonna start doing chores inbetween my laziness, that way I may still be lazy, but I will sleep in a well-made bed (?

@kimberlyklaus7296

Жыл бұрын

It stuck with me too, from the standpoint of knowing I CAN be better than my parents, I CAN be better than my mistakes. I’m not condemned to wallow in BS because of the poor example set for me by the people who were supposed to set a GOOD example for me. So, I set out to do better. It meant packing up my entire life at 40 years old and moving across country but I did it for the opportunity to start over fresh. And I like to think BoJack did the same at series end, maybe went to Vegas to rediscover his comedy roots.

@San-li9ml

Жыл бұрын

@@kimberlyklaus7296 That's awesome to hear man! What happens to you don't define you, you define yourself.

"You need to be better" resonates with me because my abuser waste same way: using their own struggles as an excuse to harm others. A lot of the fanbase argues Bojack is the product of his environment and addiction; but none of these justify his toxicity. He refused to go to therapy or rehab for DECADES, knowing full well he was ruining lives. He nearly caused at least 3 deaths, tried sleeping with an underage girl, and abused multiple partners. This episode was the creators' way of telling us we shouldn't defend Bojack's actions. On the subject of Todd, it is not uncommon for toxic or abusive people to sabotage other's success, independence through various means in order to keep them dependent and useable. It's what happened to me.

That part about how Bojack doesn’t know anyone at the Oscar-nomination party he threw and how it’s all empty pizzazz was exactly what Jay Gatsby was doing in “The Great Gatsby.” Every one of Gatsby’s parties was just a bunch of random strangers who just showed up because a party was happening at Gatsby was famous - Nick was actually the ONLY person to ever get an actual invitation from Gatsby. I wonder if this was a shout-out by the writers or something.

@yourlittleinsomniac5369

Жыл бұрын

Gatsby's parties had different purposes than Bojack's party here so the connection of the empty socialites probably wasn't a connection between those two.

@williamjeffries5074

Жыл бұрын

@@yourlittleinsomniac5369 I mean, I know that Gatsby’s parties were all failed attempts to get Daisy’s attention, but on the surface, I found them similar.

@DeerBonesBaby

Жыл бұрын

And Bojack almost dies in his pool on several occasions!

@williamjeffries5074

Жыл бұрын

@@DeerBonesBaby You’re right. I forgot about that part.

@happenedbychance3392

Жыл бұрын

I noticed that too! I immediately thought of Gatsby in the pool scene!

I would even bet that Bojack saying that if you keep on telling someone how worthless they are, eventually they will internalize it is something that Beatrice, his mom, bragged about before during Bojack's youth. Just another example of how we can go from being the abused to the abuser so easily. It doesn't justify Bojack's abuse of Todd, but it shows how the horrible cycle of abuse can continue. I will never get tired of talking about this show.

Your video essays are honestly some of the best I’ve ever watched especially when it comes to bojack horseman. Thank you for creating so many amazing video essays which have slowly became my comfort videos. :D

@Johnny2Cellos

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoy them!

Yes!! More Bojack content. I'm reciting 3 minutes of the Free Churro monologue for my theater audition.

@milescaldwell6889

Жыл бұрын

Now I wanna see this

@castaway2850

Жыл бұрын

hope it goes well!

@LoriThantos

Жыл бұрын

Good luck!

@yourlittleinsomniac5369

Жыл бұрын

That's ambitious! Hope it goes well and is well received

@CocoIVY2881

Жыл бұрын

Great!! It’s such a moving monologue!

my birth father would often ask me what he did to make me hate him. as in, he wanted specific examples of what he did as if it was one singular thing, not the years-long effect of disappointments and toxic behavior. I wish I had the "it's you" speech back then

I feel Todd’s speech to Bojack is one of the first times the writers try to subtlety tell the viewers that Bojack shouldn’t be idolized or emulated no matter how much they sympathize with him, cause he just keeps doing the same things over and over again.

I've been waiting for this one! It's such an underrated episode. I know everyone talks about season 1 and 2's f-bombs, but that exhausted "fuck, man, what else is there to say?" hit me the absolute hardest of any of them, especially since it comes from Todd. Just such good writing and voice acting

Just rewatched the whole series for a third time. Always thought "Angela" and the one when Bojack takes care of drunk Dr. Champ would be great episodes to analyse.

i think its very interesting that bojack's mom saying "you're bojack, and there's no cure for that" was seen as a really mean spirited thing to say, but todd saying "it's you" is a yes finally he escaped moment

@Haley_Halo

Жыл бұрын

I think what Beatrice says is like "This is who you are, always has been and always will be no matter what so why bother trying? You're broken and can't be fixed." Todd's message is about Bojack taking responsibility for his own actions instead of excusing himself by blaming others. Todd ends with a call to "be better than he is", which implies that there's potential for Bojack to change; very different from the hopelessness Beatrice saddled him with.

@fyre_hazaard6083

Жыл бұрын

@@Haley_Halo plus their character dynamics with bojack are extremely different, we always saw todd as someone who would always support bojack, cause thats typically how *supporting characters* work, even if we want them go break free from a shitty person. from the standpoint of what we see in the show, beatrice is the evil mother that only served to make bojack feel like a worse person, so when she says something about him being a bad person we all just see it as her continuing to be an ass to him, but if todd says something about how shitty bojack is? because of their previous dynamic up to that point, its bojack getting what he deserves, he did something more than just 'being born' to deserve what todd told him

@reecetarrant5414

Жыл бұрын

The context and circumstances behind both speeches are different: Beatrice (Bojack's mom) said that to excuse and dismiss the impact that her awful parenting had on him, while also saying that he is basically stuck like that forever, with no hope of change. Todd calling out Bojack was literally a best friend finally calling out someone's terrible behaviour, and that saying sorry does not grant them a reset and rendering said behaviour null: That they are not only capable of taking accountability of their behaviour, changing it and being better than that, but that they have to do exactly that in order to fully redeem themselves as a person. But he also said it with great disappointment and disillusionment, especially at the end, when he stops shouting and lowers down to a normal tone of voice when he says "fuck, man. What more is there to say". At that point, Todd told his friend exactly what he needed to do, but he also shown just how let down he felt when it came to Bojack: He felt disappointed.

@gracekim25

Жыл бұрын

@@reecetarrant5414 exactly

@Undivided-X

Жыл бұрын

Is that Vault Boy in your profile pic?

Is it weird if this show is my comfort show? Everytime im feeling down, feeling like life has no meaning, or i start to distance myself from the ones i care aabout, i come back to this. I dont know what is it about it that makes me feel better. Its just how accurate the struggles are make me feel understood.

@Marlin123

Жыл бұрын

I too want to be heard but forgot hoe I even wanted to phrase the sentence I want others to hear

The 2nd best F bomb in the series imo, pretty close to 1st but, as a mother to a daughter myself, I will never not feel a primal connection to Charlotte saying "I will f*ucking kill you".

The way you left Todd’s f bomb uncensored even with KZread’s restrictions makes the moment even more impactful

Hey Johnny, I love your Bojack videos and I'd really love to hear your thoughts on "Angela", which really felt like an unusual episode with the return of the executive from Horsing Around that convinced Bojack that they "had to" fire Herb. The interactions they have in that episode and the things she asks of him in terms of removing himself from Horsing Around speaks volumes about legacy and Bojack's perception of himself at this point. And it's the episode before the intense, "The View from Halfway Down".

@pkrautkremer

Жыл бұрын

I’d love to see this too I feel like she had a large influence on the events on the show and deserves to be analyzed

@theblackguyfrommars4459

Жыл бұрын

Agreed

@imarquezc

Жыл бұрын

That ending is just brutal. Probably the best in the show for me.

@sjstronghold9238

Жыл бұрын

Personnaly I find it really intriguiing that Bojack feels very insecure about being only "the horse from Horsin' Around" in season 1 and at the end of season 6 he's not even that anymore.

Todd’s fbomb is my Roman Empire. The impact in it combined with who he is and how tired he was when he asked “what else is there to say” is something I think about smmmmm

I would like to point, you say that Bojack has alienated everyone close to him, and while that's true to an extent, he never did alienate Mister Peanut Butter. I think it's actually kind of funny how Mister Peanut Butter is the only character for the entire series who he doesn't alienate and who considers him a friend unconditionally throughout. Let's not forget he was the only one available to pick Bojack up from prison in the final episode, and the only one willing to let him crash with him. It's pretty ironic really, considering he's the character who Bojack has felt the most antagonism toward, yet there he is.

@Johnny2Cellos

Жыл бұрын

The thing is, BoJack was never all that close with Mr. Peanutbutter, not until way later in the series

Tod's "It's YOU" speech is one I hope a lot of people understand the meaning behind and know when to use it because lord knows how many folks are like Bojack where they blame something or someone else other than themselves for something that happened.

@ntinosaggelopoulos6718

7 ай бұрын

Also me for bojack :you carry the curse of your parents

@alyssapinon9670

11 күн бұрын

Honestly the “It’s you speech” is something I’ve needed to say to myself when I’ve been toxic and something I wish I could say to the people I know who continually use their trauma as an excuse to harm others. Truly groundbreaking

honestly when todd said the whole "its you" its the point ive been trying to get across to my family. my family likes to justify bad behavior with "trauma." and its not to belittle their trauma, they just like to use it as an excuse as to why they act the way they do. and if that was a case then why arent I as bad as they are? I went through the same shit they did but im excelling in life. its just something thats always stuck with me because that was the point that Ive always tried to get across.

@kirbyjoe7484

Жыл бұрын

The simple answer to your question is you aren't them. If you were, you would act just as they do. Each person is unique. Just be glad you were born as you rather than as them.

@Just_niaxx

4 ай бұрын

Same here tbh I feel like if you grew up in a bad home or household you can change all of it don’t keep blaming everyone but try to fix yourself for you

I'm always so happy when I see you've posted another Bojack breakdown; they're always so thoughtful and brighten my day!

So I can do other things with my life, I only re-watch Bojack once a year. I’m coming up on a year, and your videos have given me so much insight and details to look for in the next watch-through. Thanks for making these.

I'm gonna say this and it's gonna sound stupid, but bojack horseman as a show helped me realize that i was in a toxic manipulative relationship with my fiance. I constantly fed in to his victimization, going "its not you, its your environment". But when i started watching the show, i had so many breakdowns, sobbing violently. And only after i broke up with him, i realized that it was because so many things finally had context, me realizing the similarities, and then how the show masterfully painted them as one thing being okay and one thing being considered manipulative and disgusting. I really appreciate your breakdowns of these episodes, it was you that helped me even further understand my emotions and helped with my healing process. Keep up the good work.

The "Fuck man...what else is there to say?" was one of the most haunting lines I heard. It left a hole that shows the emptiness Bojack feels. Also massive love for your content which keeps this the love and impact of this show alive and well all these years later.

by far my favorite use of the “once a season f-bomb”. it just hits so much deeper than any of the others when it signals the rift between bojack & todd at the very end. shows how sad todd is to lose his friend as it’s not out of anger. would also love an analysis on every single f bomb from the seasons & the context of how they were said. would be a very different analysis video for bojack

I always cite this as my single favorite episode of BoJack Horseman. It really left an impact on me when it first came out, and it's still just as impactful every time I watch it. Also the fact that the ridiculous slapstick comedy of Mr. Peanutbutter's nomination mishaps can manage to make me laugh in the midst of so much dread is a high achievement in itself😅

Season 4 episode 6 "Stupid Piece of Sh*t" struck me hard. The manic pace of someone who is obviously intelligent but actively ruining their life. Fully aware of what they shouldn't do, and hating themselves for doing it anyway. Almost incapable of stopping it while fully seeing it. A true Id who simultaneously loves themselves more than any narcissist, and hates themselves with the loathing of a leper.

You’ve mentioned Zoës and Zeldas as the first episode where you suspected the show might be great. I’d definitely like to hear more about why, so maybe break that one down?

I wanna rewatch the series now

@natnerdz

Жыл бұрын

I do too low key. But at the rate my depression is in atm. No doubt I’ll want to do something bad by the end of it.

@one-eyedghoul7542

Жыл бұрын

The urge to watch bojack with new life experiences

This theme is echoed in The Showstopper too. There's no higher power to blame for your actions. There's no judgement waiting for you at some pearly gates. It's just you.

I think about Todd's speech a lot - from the perspective of identifying and avoiding toxic people. Someone I knew in college was like that - they would do hurtful things to other people to make themself feel good in the moment, then feel bad about it afterward, and to them, feeling bad evened things out and they continued to do whatever they wanted to do. Then when I was done being friends with this person, their friends kept telling me how much it hurt them, like they were the victim. I wish I heard Todd's speech back then because I could have better explained to that person's friends what the problem was. Todd's speech is also another version of one of Diane's "I don't believe we're anyone 'deep down'" talk with Bojack on the roof. She says something along the lines of "we are what we do." So Bojack had plenty of people pushing him to be better, yet he still didn't get it and Todd blew up at him.

@alyssapinon9670

11 күн бұрын

Omg yes! I knew a handful of Bojacks when I was in college. There were obviously people who didn’t have the self awareness to realize how toxic they were and others who had an inkling of it yet justified their actions with their sob stories. Aside from the “it’s you” speech, there are plenty of people I’d love to use Wanda’s line on. The one that goes “I’m sorry things haven’t been going well for you. But that doesn’t give you the right to be shitty to me. I can’t be around someone who’s fueled by bitterness and negativity.” Because in the same way Bojack resented Wanda for being a network exec, I’ve been that person who bore some small similarities of a person who’s caused someone harm in the past. For stupid stupid reasons like the way I spoke or dressed. as a result, that person used me as their punching bag for all their past resentments they couldn’t express to their abusers. And everyone would take their side because that person knew how to weaponize their trauma. I work hard to make sure I don’t become a Bojack myself. Maybe that’s why I find comfort in Diane’s character. That I don’t worry about being “good” or “bad” but trying to put out more good acts into the world and making sure I don’t repeat bad acts.

PLEASE break down angela. such an underrated episode and i would love to see ur take on it. obviously hooray todd episode is a great one as well, especially with seeing todd's growth and acknowledgement of his asexuality

It always makes my day when I see you’ve done another Bojack themed video!! Don’t get me wrong, I love all the videos you make but Bojack is such a comfort show for me. Your videos make me feel like the show is still going and I always end up learning something more after one ends! Thank you so much for creating Johnny!!☺️

please make an episode breakdown of 'that went well', its the most underrated episode in the show imo and the final scene is so hauntingly beautiful

Even though bojack horseman ended I love how you still make videos about the show keep up the good work love your videos

I LOVE when Todd says "Hurray!" So I'm very much looking forward to the next video.

I am watching through the series, currently watching season 5. By far one of the best depictions of addiction, mental illnesses and toxic relationships I’ve seen, but also some really beautiful examples of transformation through trauma (the only way out is through !)

I don’t necessarily think is this one of my favorite episodes and honestly after seeing it once I just kinda see it as a stepping stone to continue the series but Todd and Bojacks interaction at the end of the episode is one of the most powerful and well thought out pieces of dialog in the whole series

I love your episode breakdowns. They're full of so much insights and I get so excited whenever I see you upload! Please never stop making them. I'd love to see your thoughts on The Dog Days Are Over.

It's You hit pretty hard. As someone who has had to cut ties with abusive and exploitative "friends" before, I understand exactly where Todd is coming from. If a friendship is one person giving support and one person taking advantage of the other's kindness...that's not a friendship, if it is, it's a very bad one to be stuck in. It's bad for both parties. The giver is constantly stuck having to bail the taker out and the taker never learns how to cope on their own. I'd love to hear you cover "Hooray! Todd Episode!" which I also found entirely too relatable as someone who is a people pleaser who had to learn how to take time for myself and say no to doing everything others want. Plus Todd's realization that he's asexual felt relatable too.

This episode is a master class on accepting responsibility for your actions.

Johnny, thank you for your analysis, I always get excited when I see that you have more videos about Bojack ❤

I look forward to these videos so much!! Always excited to see a new one, fantastic job on this series of videos

Aaron Paul’s delivery on the “fuck man, what else is there to say” is just so crushing, man.

Honestly his quote "everybody loves you but they don't like you" ,seems so analogous to my life

I honestly think Bojack may be the most complexly written character in history

I feel like having my spirits crushed so yeah I’ll watch this

Underrated episode and I truly believe it was the best and most devastating and impactful F bomb in the entire series. I truly love the show because of the fact that they only use the F bomb when something so devastating has happened there's no going back. season 1 with Herb not forgiving Bojack after abandoning him, season 2 with Charlotte being so mad at Bojack for almost sleeping with her underage daughter but the season 3 F bomb hit different and more impactful because it came from Todd not out of malice or anger but more so sadness and disappointment in someone he had considered a friend. Eventually Bojack and Todd were on speaking terms again but their relationship was definitely never the same and maybe the closest they got to a great relationship again was the finale "Nice while it lasted".

I swear, I just watch your videos on these episodes in place of rewatching the episodes ❤

I am absolutely obsessed with your Bojack videos

Mid workout clicked immediately love your videos keep up the good work

Always love your breakdowns! Excellent analysis:3

OH MY GOD I ASKED FOR THIS IVE BEEN WANTING THIS SO MUCH THANK YOU 😭😭 ITS YOU IS ONE OF MY FAVORITE EPISODES

The only thing I like as much as (maybe even a little better) than Bojack, is your video analysis’s on Bojack 😅 Thank you as always for the insight on this episode Johnny

These bojack analysis videos are some of my favorite videos ever on KZread.

Awesome job with these unique thumbnails! I've never thought to comment on them but I've always loved this extra polish

i love your vides man i play them in the background when im studying, please keep making them!!

you deserve more attention!! your videos are always so amazing.

Love watching all your bojack videos ❤

This was such a great analysis!!

just found out my dog died, thanks for posting & distracting me. love your content man ❤

@heyyfirefly

Жыл бұрын

I am so so sorry about your loss:( ❤ i lost my bunny recently and i was so devastated. I love my furry children so much more than the majority of people. Sending you a virtual hug ❤

Bro I literally just watch this episode yesterday because I was feeling down I can’t believe ya posted a video about it 😂 crazy

4:58 I can see how writers were tryharding to avoid Todd to say: "He can't keep getting away with that!!! "

Your analysis is impeccable

Hi, I just wanted to say: Thank you for making these videos. I initially followed you because of the South Park videos but I really enjoyed your Bojack Horseman videos despite the fact that I have never watched it. I started the series recently and I am finished with season 2. I don't think I would have watched it without these videos

@stellafanders

17 күн бұрын

Found this comment again! I am on episode 4 of season 6 now! Can't believe I'm almost finished with it

I think you should cover 'The Telescope' as well as the other two episodes to drop an 'F' bomb, 'Thoughts and Prayers' and 'A Quick One While He's Away'! 'Brrap Brrap Pew Pew' would be an awesome one too.

Man it's like you were reading my mind. I was thinking about this whole scene and how people need to hear this including me. How our actions is what makes us and no amount of trauma and hardships can justify our shitty behavior

each essay of yours needs an ovation sound at the end

I just think all of Bojack episodes are gold. And all ideas in it are brilliant. Season 3 and it’s ending broke my heart and fleshbacked me into relationship with my best friend with whom we’ve been together for ten years already. But in 2019…man, I wasn’t Todd in this situation

The fact that Diane predicts BoJacks suicide, but she's the one who isn't there to stop him in the final season

Love these breakdowns

ive been waiting for this one.

Jesse's voice acting hits so hard in this episode, especially cuz he probably sees in BJ a lot of Walt's behavior

@kiraxmh

Жыл бұрын

love that this implies jesse is a real life person and that breaking bad was a documentary

@jercoxthealmighty

Жыл бұрын

So does that make Albuquerque some kind of weird human only colony?

@JayJay-sl8du

Жыл бұрын

Look if Aaron Paul had a nickel for every time he played a 20something beanie wearing stoner with a toxic/borderline abuser older male mentor figure, he'd have two nickels. Which isn't a lot but its weird that it happened twice.

@CaptainFracture

8 ай бұрын

Bruh what is this reach 💀💀💀

Love your bojack videos so much

Wow I’m early for once, love these videos, keep it up

"You cant do shity thing and feel bad about yourself" thats a life lesson there

No way, I’m so early! Love your channel.

This is the best written animated series in history of animation, and you just keep on reaffirming that fact.

I live for Jonny’s uploads

Love these videos!

Love this video!!

I’m struggling with the “I feel… the same”. I for once did what I’ve always dreamed doing and now I just have to keep doing it. I don’t feel proud or fulfilled, it’s just another day in the same routine.

I loved the Todd appreciation in the middle of the video

Yooooo me and my bf just watched this episode last night. This is such a blessed upload

Oooo yay I’m never this early, I love these videos!

I forgot why he had a CGI double 😅 always love the analysis episode

@rowanheart8122

Жыл бұрын

He ran away to new Mexico for two months in the middle of production

@gracekim25

Жыл бұрын

@@rowanheart8122 AH right, thank you 😅

One episode that probably deserves a breakdown is "Lovin That Cali Lifestyle"

Hey Johnny, I absolutely love your content and your BoJack videos, it's such a deep insight on a show that has a lot to say and you say it very well with your videos. I was wondering if you would be interested in doing a video on the episode "Still Broken", it's really the only time we see the full Horsin' Around cast in an episode, we're told a bit of story through their flashbacks but their must be more to tell about it. Herb's death brings the cast together one final time while also revealing something that not all of them were aware of. Of course Henry Winkler is the funny special guest in the episode but he also plays a role within it, everything from the words he says to the role he played in trying to remove Herb's novel. It would be awesome if you would consider doing a video on that episode, I think it would be awesome! Love your videos, keep up the good work!

Every time I feel the unhealthy urge to watch bojack again I watch one of these vids and am safe again

I have seen this show 10 times over now, and the way certain lines were delivered will never fail to make me cry. this show is truly incredible. I’m not sure I’ve ever loved a piece of art so much. there’s so much depth. the way they tackle so many different areas and never missed. actually blows my mind. thank you for these analyses! it just fuels my love for this show and continues to blow my mind and expand on things I have missed even through all my rewatches! 🫶

Hi Johnny, I really love all your videos on Bojack Horseman, always so interesting to hear. I would love to see you cover more of the Diane-focused episodes as I think her arc is my favorite on the show. Apart from the ones about her family and internal issues like Live Fast Diane Nguyen or The Dog Days Are Over the social commentary episodes like Hank After Dark or Thoughts and Prayers are so interesting to me, I would love to hear your take on them

from how herb talked in the telescope, bojack being a coward against angela wouldnt have even ended their friendship if bojack had just even tried to reach out to herb afterwards, since he had said that "all i needed was a friend". like, they show herb and his character i think at least as being very understanding, so i imagine there would be animosity and anger towards bojack for not backing him up, but after a time with bojack trying to reach out...they could have stayed friends at least for a little while.