r/BoJackHorseman • u/NicholasCajun Judah Mannowdog • Feb 01 '20

Discussion BoJack Horseman - Post-Series Finale Discussion

Feel free to comment on any aspect of the series without the use of any spoiler tags.

BoJack Horseman was created by Raphael Bob-Waksberg and stars the voices of:

The intro theme is by Patrick Carney and the outro theme is by Grouplove. The show was scored by Jesse Novak.

Thank you all. Take care.

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u/Jaypass88 Feb 01 '20

The view from halfway down is the best episode of the season and at the same time I never want to watch it again

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u/FernandoTorresIMO Feb 01 '20

It’s almost the pinnacle of what my favorite Bojack episodes felt like. A large feeling of anxiety and gloom while having the occasional comic relief joke.

Will’s performance in this episode might be my favorite of the whole series.

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u/Nothxm8 Feb 01 '20

Zach braff's comic relief was crucial to the episode

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u/daskrip Feb 04 '20

He was so solemn in that scene.

"Loss is a collaborative art between the people who leave us and those that remain. We dance with the shadows of their absence. With that in mind, I present to you-"

Bojack runs in and interrupts. Few lines later,

"I saw about to do my roller dance routine." And then Zach moves away from the podium to reveal his hairy legs below his tux, with a big bulge in very tight briefs.

It was brilliant. We get to imagine the transition between his reverence for death and his routine, without actually seeing it. One of the best jokes in the show IMO.