That's too much, man.

So relatable

shit...

That's indeed too much , man :c

Pretty rare in fiction

Holy moly they really are :D The show writers don't miss a thing

Oh man I never noticed that

HA, HA, HA, HA, didn't notice it!!! And I have seen it 3 times.

Oh my God-

The bojack horseman world seems SO real, like they got pictures of birthdays, vacation trips, and pictures of the family in general like a normal home

Well Trip does end having some character, err, growth. ;)

@@Steelburgh i should hate this but bojack would tell mr pb that thats good wordplay so-

@@Steelburgh I’ll make it look like an accident

So who are you again?

Trip should've been named "Woody" if you know what I mean... You know, like Woody Woodpecker or Woody from Toy Story!

Yes, and that situation right there represented a huge percentage in terms of Bojack's depression causes, it all started in New Mexico 😭🗿

i wonder how things would have turned out if Bojack decided to move in with Charlotte. Considering Bojack s self-destructive behavior I am sure it wouldn't have been a "Happy ending"

@@andrams6010 they ruined that character so hard to the point that they didn't deserve a good ending. He did try, but it was too little too late.

shinryu83 that picture was seen before the drug trip episode, it was the last photo bojack saw of her for a long time and he assumed that its where she stayed for the rest of her life. Therefore he imagined that place in his drug trip

trippy wasn't it

I always assumed the house in the trip was the old family lake house in Michigan. Which leads me to ask whose house is that I’m the KatK intro.

@@DGCRP actually, he saw it at Herb's house

@@DGCRP Pretty sure that was the same picture Herb had of her.

That'd be a really weird show. A wholesome family sitcom that had a 3-part storyline where a random sketchy old friend of mom's shows up and nearly has sex with the daughter character, traumatizing her for the rest of the show's runtime.

In Bojack's world yes, he views life as a TV show and that is the perspective we get here aswell

​@@Lurdiak Nah, putting Bojack in the "guest antagonist" role is what a normal show would do.

​@@morbidsearchbojack to anyone but himself is either a neutral character or a straight up antagonist

Nice

Make it his ringtone when he calls you

Nothings gonna be alright, be alright, oh no!

Thats very nice :] Wishing the best for Kyle and the kids!

+Dragonwing16 You need to listen to the story of that bunny agent^^

I honestly see myself as the villain

Sean, do you need the Movie Star speech?

All our shows crossover in the end.

That’s so deep

@BONG WATER I mean he seems like a nice guy but perfect? We just don't know him well enough to know his flaws and where he could grow, which makes sense for a side character that appeared for a combined screentime of 5 minutes

Kyle was a heterosexual Todd, which is amazing

@@janseanmarwyn4703 todd is hetero

@@Gabi-tp7fz Todd is asexual

@@charlieharrington9555 yeah ik. he’s hetero and asexual. just bc you’re ace doesn’t mean you’re aro. he literally ended up with a gf and he said he didn’t like guys so he’s hetero. educate yourself first before trying to correct me 😐

I agree man and nothing is wrong with interspecies romance eh? Charlotte and Kyle love each other for who they are and not what they are as appearances, race and species doesn't matter. Same for Regular Show on Eillen and Rigby whom one is a mole person and one is a raccoon person even Margaret's parents whom one is a human man and one is a humanoid anthro bird woman plus Vastra and Jenny on Doctor Who whom one is an alien like lizard humanoid lesbian woman married to a human woman, i'm proud they made these couples. For example i'm reading a story series where a human man romances Minerva Mink (remember her from Animaniacs?) and nothing wrong with two sapient mammal beings who are consenting adults and can marry in their universe/world and can produce half-human half-mink babies. Plenty of interspecies romance like Roger and Jessica Rabbit, Hepzibah/Corsair in Marvel comics (human space pirate who is Cyclop's dad and alien furry skunk cat lady), Lilandra/Professor Xavier (alien bird woman and mutant), Howard The Duck and Beverly Switzler in Marvel comics (interdimensional Duck anthro person and human woman), Cheetah/Batman on Justice League, Star Trek, Star Wars, Babylon 5, Alien Nation, Catherine/Vincent in the 80s Ron Perlman and Linda Hamilton starring Beauty and the Beast TV show, Hellboy/Liz Sherman, Goliath and Eliza on Gargoyles, Vinnie and Charlene on Biker Mice from Mars, Tankgirl and Booga, Farscape, Mass Effect, Nick and Judy in Zootopia, Arwen and Aragon, Inuyasha and Kagome, Hani and the Wolfman in Wolf Children and more. It's like Prince Lir in The Last Unicorn (movie and book) once said when he was told about the lovely gal Lady Amalthea's secret since she is the gal that Lir had been courting/dating/romancing is really a humanized unicorn "Unicorn, mermaid, sorceress, gorgon, lamia, gargoyle, vampire, werewolf, elf...no name you could give her would surprise or frighten me, i love whom i love" and it's one of my fave quotes. And do you know what he meant by it?

Nah, interspecies romance is ew.

+Reministic It's not ew you racist bigot! i think it's nice, it's no different than in the colonial times when they didn't consider anyone who didn't look white as human like when Africans were once slaves to Arabs when whites thought they were "superior" and considered nonwhites as "inferior". Hattonslayden does amazing beautiful artworks of human males romancing Xeno (alien folk), mutant and anthro females, he's a talented comic artist.

I just hate her family for existing. I wouldn’t like, murder them even if there were no consequences, but if somehow there was a giant tradgedy that killed her whole family, I wouldn’t be opposed to waiting just until it wouldn’t be considered taking advantage of her, stepping in as an emotional white knight, while being kinda happy on the inside

@@DocBrown-tr8hg Hey, there, Bojack.

The photo is real, bojack saw it at Herbs house, but I agree with you otherwise

Man, I stand by this clip as the single greatest minute of Bojack season 2. Just the way it comes out of nowhere, yet still makes perfect sense within the narrative. It conveys crucial bits of information in a ludicrously catchy tune, and it manages to systematically crush your heart while making you laugh at the same time, in true Bojack fashion. I love that this show is able to satirize the unrealistic expectations we get from TV shows and movies, without ever venturing too far up its own ass. Someone deserves an award for this.

@@CollabLightIntoEarth Tell us, although you are late

Otter's Vintage All-Sorts Two words: Boat. Scene.

@@HanSanwich :(

@@HanSanwich :(

He was actually quite positive for the family until he decided to take Penny to the Prom. But yeah, I agree with you.

@@roiroije6326 yeah, he was the wacky uncle

@@crimsonbaron4418 Hahaha, Uncle. Especially considering the fact that Bojack almost fuc-

@@roiroije6326 oops I guess

Nothings gonna be alright!

Scorponox93 breaks

Aaaaaaaaaaaand... *now*

Wonder how many people caught that reference lol

1.amen 2.Dont forget the penny affair

Adam Halley-Prinable I totally agree. One of Bojack's problems is that he thinks life is like a sitcom where conflicts are easily resolved and zany schemes work. Unfortunately he's wrong, in real life some conflicts take a harder time to be resolved and those zany schemes are more likely to fail than one would likely expect. For example, during his time on Horsin' Around, Bojack turned his back on his old friend, Herb, to save his own career. Twenty years later, Bojack tried apologizing to a cancer-ridden Herb who refused to forgive him for abandoning him long ago. Which was especially sad because earlier in the episode when Bojack came by to visit Herb his visit had a rocky start, but they were able to bond again, and Bojack almost made peace with him until he demanded Herb's forgiveness. Another example was in season 2, when Bojack and Kelsey, the first director for the Secretariat movie, wanted to get a shot for the movie but Turtletaub didn't approved. So Bojack convinced Kelsey to take the shot anyway behind his back, and when they did not only did Turtletaub still refused to let the scene in the movie but he fired Kelsey, proving that their scheme was all for nothing. The moral is don't expect things that happen on television to always work in real life.

I don't see how that makes the show better though?

I like how the show gives you expectations because you've seen how things are in other shows. Charlotte is the long lost love and he has this idealized view of her-and then it really hits you the episode where she says, "I lived in Maine for a month 30 years ago" Bojack had this entire fantasy around her and the audience begins to believe it too but like. Charlotte's real life reflects reality. I can't articulate my thought as well as you do but I agree, basically! Love this show.

Adam Halley-Prinable It’s not that deep all right? You’re sounding like a Rick and Morty fan lol

As another comment mentions, Kyle and Trip are brushed over pretty quickly due to them not being "important" to Bojack. But Penny being in high school immediately puts her on Bojack's radar as an alternative to not being able to have Charlotte 😬

nah, it was more just like a big "fuck you!" followed up by wicked laughter, directed at the audience.

Scorponox93 Well, this show is VERY mature and deep on its subject matter, so I sorta understand your vision.

+Brandon Espinoza that was his song, he was thinking it in his head, everything is a sitcom to him even the shiity moments in his life when he realized the one that got away is gone, ♫Nothings gonna be alright, be alright, Oh Noooo ♫

@@MAGNUMNINJA Ah, I just realized that, as no wonder it sounded mean-spirited, as this is how BoJack thinks to himself, in a nihilistic, narcissistic, and pessimistic kind of way.

That's what I was thinking! I'm binging on Bojack right now so I can be ready for the release of season 5 in the fall, and I thought the exact same thing when I heard this little song...

saxman112 same

It has that 80s sitcom vibe

+TheGrayDawn its Will Arnett and his team, they are really good at jokes and jingles, im just glad he has a show he can let loose on, because i miss Jobe (or Job lol) from arrested development

+ImForester G(eorge) O(scar) B(luth):- GOB Agree though. :p

Has an 80s and 90s feel to it

@@MAGNUMNINJA Not Will Arnett. Jesse Novak is the show's composer.

+Mujamb LOL

+Dragonwing16 holy shit i thought i was the only one who noticed, lmfao

Margot Martindale

Really shows that he can only process the world through outdated 90s tropes.

There's a horse joke in there

Why the long face?

Yup, got through the same situation last week. She's not married, nor has kids but you know... its just as bad I guess

feel u guys.

Yikes. As long as you didn't do what Bojack did, you should be fine.

"You know... We could hang out and eat some ice cream now that you are back in the town, I know a great place" "Sounds lovely, will you bring someone? I want to bring my boyfriend" "Hah"

So real

Hate to be this guy, but I think the F on the second line is a Dm (or Dm7) and the first F# after the key change is D#m (or D#m7). Otherwise spot on. God I can't get this song out of my head.

Timothy Walter English please

They're guitar chords

Timothy Walter you sir, I like you

I love you.

Jacob neid wtf well spotted! 0:17

Wow I never noticed this too

I live in NM

Lol good one

I know, just bringing in a character from a completely different show like that. Especially a show that ended back in the 90's. How many of the kids watching Kyle and the Kids even knows what Horsin Around is?

He did nothing good

Are you have having digestion issues because you forgot the colon.

Sarah Lynn's rendition of Don't Stop Dancing

That reminds me, how does horse riding work in this universe? For that matter, how does milk and meat??

Less than a week and I’m jamming to this still

Carlo Pannone hell yeah id watch that this is my favorite sub story arc

We had a family friend whose son's name was Trip. I haven't heard from them in over a decade.

No one names their kid Penny anymore either

Trip Fontaine

Que A actually Penelope is a pretty normal name. I know a couple Penelope's that go by penny.

Notice that when the singer says "Trip" Trip is actually tripping on a photo. If it really was a sitcom, Trip would be the loser-nerd type who always either breaks something and have fix it, but also he would be happy with his life and always joking and fooling around.

Same here my favorite

My second favorite behind Time’s Arrow

Disney Land*

princeofpersiasands7 it reminds me of the goodluck charlie theme song

the second....the first is Sarah Lynn's death

3rd Is John Stamos's death. R.I.P

+❆Mojunez13❆ WAIT WHAT?! JOHN STAMOS IS DEAD?! STAMOS!

+Jeenfall What about John Stamos!

God damnit I knew I shouldnt have been reading these comments.

And he has a stupid face too 🤣🤣🤣

Matkie the Historian I felt the opposite. I feared it, but I thought that this show could never be that dark. I was wrong. It was that dark, and darker. But then I thought that he must say no. And he did! Phew, glad that's over. Except, oh shit, now he's all vulnerable, but oh, he's staying strong. Good. Bojack, the door. Oh...

@@emmettchan5545 I was so close to breathing a sigh of relief.