You know, Ive had some spooky experiences in life that lead me to believe that there is probably some form of afterlife. But I still think the possibility of nonexistence is something that everyone needs to come to terms with, that you could never walk in a different set of shoes, that you could have your being erased when you close your eyes for the last time. And yeah that sucks for all the people who never got a fair shot at life, but it might just be how things are, and accepting that without letting it drag you down can bring clarity to things.

I can't even begin ti describe how much this episode fucked me up. A true wake up call.

Dang ol blazing saddles 😂

What episode is this?

OLP should be as well known as Nirvana or something.

she told me i reminded her of bojack and that’s why she watches it.

Even the WoW troll was there

People say it's anti-suicide. But to me it feels like another reason to end it all. Because I fear that I'll mess up so badly that everyone will leave. That when I die - I'm all alone. I know I'll be dead on the cold kitchen floor with a knife in my hand. I know nobody would answer my calls. And maybe I'd also feel so much fear and regret, but I feel just as much every day during panic attacks. So what another one would be compared to being set free. I don't care if there's no other side, if anything - that's even better. There won't actually be a place where I'd have a long time to regret. Just a couple minutes and it's over. Just a couple minutes and I don't feel the pain.

This entire series is just the writing staff trying to project their own mental illness on the audience. 3/10 was better when they just stuck to the fun animal puns

This is the saddest thing iv heard in a while

As a Christian, the “there is no other side never fails to put a frown on my face” But not an offended one, don’t get me wrong, there’s nothing wrong with Atheism… It just makes me feel empty My faith is something that comforts me and motivates me to keep going and it helps my world make sense (science does that too but it doesn’t do it in the same way) The idea that my God is there for me and others makes me feel more whole And the idea that it’s all just… nothing at the end… fills me with an slight emptiness

i have never once watched a single episode of this but this kinda goes hard

🥸🤓🫵🏽🤓🤭🫢

There's also Randy Savage, Ben Stiller, Chris Rock and Michael Clarke Duncan.

I like to think there were two endings to this show. The one where Bojack drowned, and the other where he woke up in the hospital

Brilliant ✨✨✨

This show is everything Mr Birchum wishes it was.

$GME

And the best part is all this could have been avoided if a certain film had a decent review and not a thrashing at the box office. Man this show is wild.

this show is so much more than just an animation

I don’t want to comment this but I feel that I have to get it out. My mum was in the hospice and I was too busy with work to see her for more than about half an hour most days, long drive, long hours, and some weekends I didn’t see her at all. For me, this is also about regret. Regret that I should have seen the view from halfway down. The deed is done. Silence drowns the sound. If anyone does read this just hug them a little bit tighter, like I should have

I've never seen a single piece of media that approached and handled and DESCRIBED the personal feelings behind suicide like this. Perfection. I tried overdosing a few years ago in an attempt of suicide. After swallowing handfuls of pills, and lying back in my bed to sleep just a room away from my unaware family, it all felt matter of fact at first. Like Secretariat at the beginning of his poem, he begins in somber confidence, sort of in denial. I know that feeling, you don't really register that this action is forever. At first. But then, later, when I was passing out and falling asleep and becoming sicker and weaker, that's when the panic set in, the realization of what I had done. But I was already halfway down, and I had to go through the push and pull of feeling indignant and proud that I was going out on my own terms contrasting the abject terror and sharp awareness that I was going to die, that I was going to die alone, and that it was going to be painfully too. Well, I passed out, woke up later with what I assume now was the beginnings of serotonin syndrome, and my body rejected the pills, essentially saving my life. Weirdly, I feel more fear and pain about those memories now. I don't like thinking about it, but its a good reminder, the isolation of what was going to be my walk through that door of tar. I'm so glad I was given another chance (actually a FEW more chances, as I have made a couple attempts on my life). I'm ill, poor, without much support, and (thankfully, in my case) unmedicated, but I haven't made an attempt in years and don't plan on it either. No matter my circumstances, nothing will make me forget about my own panic and fear that looked and felt like Secretariat's as he got closer to the end of his poem. Nothing will make me forget that I got to regret the view from halfway down, and to live with that unique feeling. Forever. And if you took a sample of my drug addled dying thoughts that first suicide attempt, it would've been something along the lines of "I wish I would've known about the view from halfway down". Bojack is one of the most if not the most unique and expectional pieces of media regarding the ego and personal psychology of the ill and flawed. Art like this genuinely can save lives. This is how you responsibly handle dramatizing a concept like suicide.

It was always about a not evil person doing the worst choices imaginable, making them look evil

Beware of these groomers

Jamie Kennedy was the therapist in the motorcycle episode

Man the charlotte scenes still too hard to watch even now knowing what bojack did to her

At 1:20 exactly, there are two frames where Secretariat is making the exact face that Beatrice made when she died - the one that Bojack mimicked in Free Churro.

Hank is cleaning the vomit on Betty Whites characters side of the car. Either that was a huge mess, or the nurse was the one that puked

I tried to rewatch this episode with my parents tonight. I told my dad it made me think about things and he tried to his best to pay attention more than my mom. It helped me escape from my suicidal state as a whole and I love seeing peoples reactions and approval. This whole show is special to me. I kept turning my head just to see my parents asleep on both sides. I honestly thought they were going to experience this episode with me. Them not paying attention to something that has me here still hurt. I'm probably sensitive, but I have a feeling they see me as a bore and don't really care. That's why I went to my room before anything all that special happened. They wouldn't even tried to watch it. Everything feels meaningless and now I feel like I'm having the urges again. I'll most likely feel better in the morning so it doesn't matter.

You know, my brother said something like this, having a problem with idiots, whick worries me a little bit since he does tend to act like Hank, sometimes Squidward from SpongeBob SquarePants, but he mostly gets this way after seeing The Looney Tunes Show (2011 reboot of Looney Tunes). Another reason why you shouldn’t take advice from TV, like what happened during that "Nean" episode of Teen Titans Go, who knew some things shouldn't even exist/be made.

Drawing living creatures is haram

This has Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind vibes all over it, but it's more depressing.

“I ran into Ed at the hardware store” how did I never notice this is a reference to the old sugar man place?

Love you, Doc.

hank hill asexual moments

The way that bojack fantasised about having a life with Charlotte and raising a daughter with her, only to choose to sleep with Charlotte's actual daughter in real life.

Wow even Christopher Lloyd was on KOTH!

(20th Century Fox Television fanfare plays)

"Oh Bojack, no. There is no other side. This is it."

I SWEAR TO FECCIN GOD I read this in a Shel Silverstein book when I was a kid. I *knew* the words the first time I heard it. so wild

I’ve experienced my own form of this many times growing up I’m lucky I never made any permanent decisions and this scene reminds me of all those moments and I experience almost an inverse of it a rush of fear and anxiety followed by gentle breeze of relief and hope knowing I’m still here. I love myself now more than I ever have in my entire life and while life keeps getting harder for me I keep getting stronger in response. I can confidently say I won’t see the view from halfway down until my body itself gives in. My mind is a honey badger it’s not the strongest or the fastest but it’ll fight until it’s body falls apart.

This is just divide and conquer

This episode came out the day it had gotten so bad that I was sent home from my shift early. I broke down in the bathroom and felt like nothing would ever work out. It gave me the push to ask for help. Now things are better.

I forgot about this masterpiece.

0:10, the way Bill laughed as he said “gay rodeo.” 😂

Idiots Will Do Anything To Humiliate Anyone!

An Idiot Problem Is When You Can't Deal With Idiots! They Will Do Anything To Humiliate Anyone!

Sally Field played as everybody's favorite Halloween-hating evangelical next door neighbor Juni Harper

I hate how this series helps me. I hate how I knew exactly what was happening throughout the episode. But most egregiously, I hate how they knew that my heart could be bent, in a way that all of this makes sense to me. I hate me, more than I hate them. And I hope this translates well. This is M., Davis, obviously....

I’m glad it didn’t end there as poetic as it is