Diagnosing Bojack Horseman, Abuse Denial, Violent Therapy, Bad Grandma, Abandonment Anxiety
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Comments
I just finished watching all six seasons, and wow, what a ride. Definitely worth a watch. I enjoyed the show so much, it had me feel all the feels and I am not ashamed to say I cried a lot during some of the episodes. My family has a similar dynamic as Bojack's and I went through rehab myself. Some of that was so spot on. ❤️ On a side note, Todd is the best thing ever.
Cowplant
2020-11-18 19:09:26 +0000 UTCI'm glad to finally see you talk about Bojack Horseman. I've seen every episode more than once. I feel like Bojack is a character you identify with even though you wish you didn't. Having worked in TV, the satire about the entertainment industry is absolutely spot on as well. I also think you might appreciate Diane, who is Asian American. There are a couple of episodes that really focus on that. "Live fast, Diane Ngyuen" and "The Dog Days are Over." I think the whole series is worth watching start to finish, but I figured I'd mention that.
Jed Hovey
2020-01-03 15:36:15 +0000 UTC
