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BOJACK HORSEMAN 1X11 "Downer Ending" Full Length Reaction (Patreon)

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2025-12-01 22:49:14
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Here is my full length unedited reaction to BoJack Horseman 1X11!Streamer: Netflix

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KaosKurve

The first big episode of Bojack Horseman! Just something you should take note of, in each season of Bojack, the show always saves EPISODE 11 to be its big finale-type episode of the season, with episode 12 just wrapping everything up to lead into the next season. For being the first 'big' episode, they knocked it out of the park, def the best episode of season 1. The episodes only get better, wilder, and more introspective as the show goes on, especially in these big eleventh episodes.

dys

I remember Ghostwriter on Nickelodeon! Probably because I'm about the same age as you. Will Arnett has been great in so many things but his performance in this show is his magnum opus IMO.

hammiuwu

I gotta say, without getting TOO personal and specific, growing up baptist with a ton of religious guilt and programmed ideals of "good" vs "evil," "right" vs "wrong," and "sin" vs "forgiveness," Bojack Horseman was what I NEEDED as a teen to pull myself out of self-destructive shame and fight to live and be better. The idea of a person being "good" or "bad" is an unforgiving ultimatum that robs humans of agency and nuance. It is NEVER too late to be better. Just as much as the harm you caused cannot be erased, neither can the good. If you keep living, you have the entirety of your remaining lifespan to bring more good to the world. It all starts with throwing out your notion of what your "nature" is and choosing what your impact will be. You can't control the world, but you can control YOU. Sorry, don't mean to get too deep, but hearing you react strongly to that line during the Peanuts bit of "it's never too late" really made me want to dig into that and what impact Bojack Horseman had on my life. I cannot WAIT to see your reaction to the rest of the show ♡

James Rogers

BoJack's fantasy life with Charlotte is poignant and ends up breaking your heart. We're gradually getting to what I think is the main theme of the series; generational trauma.