One of the best episodes of the show so far. The surrealness of the dream sequence was a little stock, but still engaging, and it was a nice opportunity to address the issue between Todd and BoJack in a way that not only avoided sweeping it under the rug, but helped lead to a realization for BoJack. The mommy/daddy issues theme continues to feel a little too simple and straightforward as an explanation for BoJack's lifestyle and personality, but the scenes with his possible life in Maine were legitimately endearing and ultimately heartbreaking. The truth in the moment of BoJack wondering if this is all he'll ever be was some of the most potent emotion the show has mustered thus far, and the finale at the ghostwriters convention (with the hilarity Patton Oswalt imbued in the scene) was stellar as a close.
Shout by Andrew BloomVIP 9BlockedParentSpoilers2015-09-04T17:01:39Z
One of the best episodes of the show so far. The surrealness of the dream sequence was a little stock, but still engaging, and it was a nice opportunity to address the issue between Todd and BoJack in a way that not only avoided sweeping it under the rug, but helped lead to a realization for BoJack. The mommy/daddy issues theme continues to feel a little too simple and straightforward as an explanation for BoJack's lifestyle and personality, but the scenes with his possible life in Maine were legitimately endearing and ultimately heartbreaking. The truth in the moment of BoJack wondering if this is all he'll ever be was some of the most potent emotion the show has mustered thus far, and the finale at the ghostwriters convention (with the hilarity Patton Oswalt imbued in the scene) was stellar as a close.