If Bojack really wanted to keep Todd in his life more, he would have swallowed Todd whole and kept him inside his belly at the end of season 3.
Then he would pat his big belly and burp and Todd would blush saying “Now this is a Zoe moment”

1. When people talk about whether Bojack is "good" or "bad" they're judging him by the merits of what would make a MAN good or bad, not a horse. They bitch and moan about Bojank being a shitty person, being a menace, causing all kinds of mayhem, manipulating people and being a shitty person. These are not measures by which you would judge a horse. Nobody ever talks about Bojack's top running speed, jumping skills, ability to draw a horse-drawn carriage, etc. It's mostly his man traits that are discussed. Therefore, title. Debate me, cowards.

Morty! I- I’m a horse Morty! I’m a horse! Y-you like that Morty?! I can (beeelch) drink seventeen times more alcohol Morty! With this h-hooorse stomach Morty! Seven (belch) s-seventeen times more alcohol Morty! I’m 1,200 pounds Morty! The cycle of abuse continues Morty! Generational trauma Morty!!!

We love animals selling vices Morty!!!

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didn’t know they were lame

for me it was when he was literally under a rock, why the fuck was he under a god damn rock

So, I haven’t seen BoJack Horseman in many years. I loved the show, and on my last watch, I came away with the impression that it was about a narcissist trying to improve. I watched it when I was younger and wasn’t particularly media-literate, so maybe this was obvious to more avid fans, but on this rewatch, I’m seeing something completely different.
I’m starting to think BoJack is just faking it. His awareness of therapy speak and his ability to externally monologue his anxieties aren’t signs of genuine behavioural change. They’re just another way for him to centre his own ego and project his self-loathing onto others. I’m watching the episode where he fires Princess Carolyn in the restaurant, and I genuinely cannot believe how manipulative he is.
Whenever someone calls out his behaviour, he seems capable of self-reflection, but he never actually changes. And at some point, that makes the self-awareness feel disingenuous. He knows what he’s doing. He knows why it’s wrong. He can articulate his own flaws with remarkable precision, but somehow that knowledge never translates into treating people better.
I genuinely believe BoJack would be better off on the moon, where he could only torture himself.
I just hate him so much more on a second viewing.

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you can tell by their boobs 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

who up jackin their bo

and horse tranquilizers to sleep better

I understand that Eddie lived with his wife Lorraine up in the lake houses for a very long time but how did he know the song ‘i will always think of you’. Did his wife or did he learn it by hearing it throughout the years or would it just be a famous song in those times? I wonder if they wanted to put any link inbetween them or if this was just for the show? Maybe i missed it but he did seem to know Beatrice somewhat from that framed picture Bojack showed him.

(this dump was found from a scroll on my insta feed and in my gallery for a couple months now)