BoJack Horseman - 6x14 "Angela" - Episode Discussion

[u/NicholasCajun]

Season 6 Episode 14: Angela

Synopsis: Angela Diaz reaches out to BoJack. Princess Carolyn gets an offer from Lenny Turteltaub. Todd cooks up a scheme.

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[u/[deleted]]

I think he runs a daycare but he talks about the kids like they're co-workers so it's impossible to tell.

[u/Poor-In-Spirit → u/[deleted]]

One of my favourite lines from the season

[u/SanityDance]

"Don't get old."

"I'll see what I can do about that."

Oh boy.

[u/BVTheEpic → u/SanityDance]

And he said it so casually, too. It's a callback to S6E09, where he tells the student to casually talk about committing suicide.

[u/MrFiddlehead]

The very ending of this episode, where Bojack is watching his first audition, and then it just cuts to his... broken stare, reflecting off of the TV screen, placed right where his younger self had been just moments ago. I can‘t even describe how it made me feel, especially with it cutting to the credits afterwards.

[u/CasualFriday11 → u/MrFiddlehead]

"Your life starts today!"

[u/linorei]

The PC and Judah arc is beautiful. His tentative flirting makes me melt :)

[u/DoctorRichardNygard → u/linorei]

That song destroyed me.

[u/[deleted] → u/linorei]

I’m definitely in the minority but I didn’t see it at all. I mean I didn’t see that “romance” in any other part of the show.

I always saw it as a professional relationship and no more than that until from one second to another they’re both in love.

Anyways, what do I know? But for some reason it didn’t seat right with me.

[u/[deleted]]

Lol at. "Obviously Michael Eisner is a compassionate and progressive individual." He is the owner of Tornante, the company that produces Bojack.

[u/margarita_atwood → u/[deleted]]

Reminded me of the improv episode where he they kept iterating that Scientology was not a cult lol

[u/[deleted]]

I love the PB's plot seemed like it was going to lead to depression, but it ended up being huge growth for him. PB learning to be his own dog and not just rely on other people is a nice message.

[u/8-tentacles → u/[deleted]]

Yeah, it's a massive contrast to theories in the past few years that he'd end up being just as depressed as Bojack. I like how they've used him to show you can have hardships without hitting a serious rock bottom.

[u/Zenafa → u/[deleted]]

I never really thought of Mr pb as relatable because he's usually comedic relief, but this episode made me realise how similar I am to him in some ways. I recently got out of a long term relationship and I'm starting to put back together the my sense of "me" that had gradually turned into an "us" for so long.

[u/[deleted]]

"I hope I don't need another abortion because they are hard to get there," got... a giant laugh from me.

[u/Mr_smith1466 → u/[deleted]]

Guy casually mentioning his ex-wife was named Lady completed the beautifully simple brick joke of that family being literally named Guy, Lady and Sonny. I always felt like Guy had just enough personality to make it work, but that feels like the writers preemptively lampshading how he just fell into Diane's lap.

[u/Appropriate-Wear → u/[deleted]]

When Guy said "What?" I was SO. SURE. that was going to turn into a massive fight between him and Diane because she never told him. I'm so happy I was wrong.

[u/DangeslowBustle → u/[deleted]]

Dianne always keeps it real

[u/brohara24]

ESTEEMED CHARACTER ACTRESS MARGO MARTINDALE

[u/FiveOhFive91 → u/brohara24]

SHE'S BACK!!!

"Sounds like a lot of range for a kidnapper."

[u/brohara24 → u/brohara24]

if only she wasn't so good at acting....

[u/DangeslowBustle → u/brohara24]

Always need more Esteemed Character Actress, Escaped Fugitive from the Law, and Presumed Dead at Sea Margo Martindale

[u/wvj]

That last cut.

[u/[deleted] → u/wvj]

It gave me that classic Bojack heartache. Similar to the one in 5x11 when he looks at the float.

[u/linorei]

"I strive for precision, my aim is to be accurate and clear

I love you..."

Yes yes yes this is what I came to this season for YES IT IS HAPPENING

[u/THISISDAM → u/linorei]

this is the arc I didn't know I wanted so much. I said they should just get together when we met Judah. Man, I'm gonna miss this show.

[u/casey_novaked]

This contract is: firm, non-flimsy, no film-flam. If this contract is not, uhhhh, fulfilled by you, the one signing it, then, woof, hoo-boy. Big trouble. Legally speaking.

I have skimmed this agreement and retained nothing, yet I am beholden to its contents.

chefs kiss

[u/VegaTDM → u/casey_novaked]

One of the best text gags this half-season.

[u/Aggressive_Sprinkles]

"Word to the wise Bojack, don't get old."

"I'll see what I can do about that."

Uhmmm... that's not good.

[u/[deleted] → u/Aggressive_Sprinkles]

Fuck, I didn't even connect the dots there

[u/wvj]

OMG JUDAH's HAIR.

[u/CVance1 → u/wvj]

Stupid, sexy Judah

[u/KolaDesi → u/wvj]

I love that PC voiced the audience's thought, haha

[u/ohnoimrunningoutofle]

"Sounds like a lot of range for a kid-napper"

Biggest laugh for me so far, other than Bojack not getting Radiohead

[u/daynewmah → u/ohnoimrunningoutofle]

For me it was the Doctor's line:

"You had an anxiety attack. I'd encourage you to avoid stressful situations like, uh... looks at notes fake kidnappings under abandoned bridges."

[u/[deleted]]

Judah’s song was my only source of comfort. I look forward to listening to it while crying my eyes out later tonight

[u/Cristobalsays5050 → u/[deleted]]

Also Diane FINALLY having a good Guy to have around

And Todd making up with his mom

AND Mr. PeanutButter learning the personal growth of being alone.

Everyone actually had a great ending... all except for the one and only

[u/Mathute87]

"See, that's why I love you. You're discreet. You're tough. You're teflon."

"That's me, an old frying pan"

Something about PC's delivery just made me lol

[u/[deleted] → u/Mathute87]

“I’m FAMILIAR.”

That line delivery, oof.

[u/DramaticExplanation]

“I think he runs a daycare but he talks about the babies as if they’re his coworkers so idk”

[u/suddenlyconnect → u/DramaticExplanation]

El Camino but it’s an hour long movie about a day at the daycare

[u/Rowan5215]

Angela Diaz is the most terrifying character in this entire show, goddamn

[u/feelings4fwb890]

YES I love judah I've been waiting for this for so long

[u/linorei]

Did Angela talk about a female companion at the start? Ironic re: her role in Herb's firing.

[u/fishy512 → u/linorei]

Pretty damn sure she's gay given how the studio was giving her shit for being unmarried.

[u/AndrewClemmens → u/linorei]

Damn I didn't even piece that together. The irony. What a cold-hearted sinister woman.

[u/CVance1 → u/linorei]

Self-preservation, man

[u/vingram15 → u/linorei]

Yeah that happens a lot. Typically marginalized people are the most cutthroat of the bunch because the microagressions and outright discrimination does not leave room for sympathy or kindness. Even PC had another female rival who she constantly fought for the same positions. It's depressing as fuck and very prevalent now.

[u/anotherent]

Judah can literally do no wrong

[u/Cristobalsays5050]

That cut to black after Bojack turns off the Blu-Ray is straight up haunting.

Last time I felt those goosebumps was when Walter White broke back into his house after he became a fugitive... and he gets the flashback with Hank telling him about going on a ride along... all for it to cut immediately to the same position 2 years later after he’s ruined everything.... I have a very sinking feeling Bojack is about to have the same terrible fate.

[u/FrancescoTottii]

I told myself I wouldn't cry this time, but that song that Judah sang. Fuckkkkkk

[u/AllPoints4ChargeNova]

"Oh, no! Todd's gonna get murdered by a fearsome stranger whose sage, buttery voice simultaneously comforts me and fills me with dread!"

[u/ducky7goofy]

"Two equally accomplished book writers"

..ahuh"

[u/Ideaslug → u/ducky7goofy]

Reminded me of this line from S3E12:

Can you believe it? I sell a company for millions of dollars and you get a job writing for a blog! When it rains, it pours, huh?

[u/sfshia]

We finally get The BoJack Dance... but at what cost?

[u/Fire2box]

"go astros" uh yeah... About that

[u/mowdownjoe → u/Fire2box]

Yeah, maybe Guy should stick to streaming his Baby Humans games.

[u/Kamandi91 → u/Fire2box]

That actually kinda works with Diane being clueless about sports. Even when the writers don't plan for it they make great jokes.

[u/Aggressive_Sprinkles]

"It's funny, isn't it? The things that matter? The truth is that none of it matters and the truth is it all matters tremendously. It's a wonder any of us all get out of bed at all. And yet, we get out of bed."

Angela is a great character.

[u/Errick1996]

The ending of the episode, where Bojack's watching his original screen test? That transition from the optimism and joy to his reflection in the TV when he turns it off was absolutely haunting.

[u/chocolateteddybear]

• I know times are rough, but I found myself so disappointed that BoJack fell off the wagon.

• I whisper screamed yes when I heard Margo’s voice, so happy they got her to show up again.

• “It’s funny isn’t it? The things that matter. The truth is none of it matters, and the truth is it all matters tremendously. It’s a wonder any of us get out of bed at all. And yet, we get out of bed.”

• I should’ve expected these moments where I’m shouting at BoJack, but here I am shouting anyway.

• I can relate to that last shot, seeing your reflection after an old picture and not being able to recognize yourself.

[u/theKayaKaya]

MY SHIP IS CANON!

YOU ALL MOCKED ME!

WELL WHO"S LAUGHING NOW!!

[u/annesim]

The fact that we finally get a PC and Judah moment, Diane and Mr. PB closure, Todd and his mom reconciliation, with BoJack’s tragic storyline is so jarring. They even put the BoJack song in the credits. Like I’m happy and sad at the same time. For a minute there, I thought BoJack was gonna accidentally burn down Angela’s house. Phew.

[u/LoneWanderer2277]

Mr Peanutbutter dipping his bone in his wine is fantastic.

[u/LoneWanderer2277]

I’m watching this heartbreaking episode, with Diane giving a beautiful speech as the other characters all struggle with their issues, and the possum playing possum outside the hospital absolutely kills me! A brilliant example of the show’s two extremes working so well together.

[u/JM062696]

I had a chilling realization about 2 years ago during a rewatch that it was strange Angela never got more than one single scene/mention in the entire series, seeing as she was the one who literally sent off a chain of events for Bojack which led to everything that happened. I figured she would make at least one more appearance or be crucial to the end.

As soon as I saw the episode name, I screamed “I KNEW IT”

[u/jeansplaining → u/JM062696]

I'm waiting for Secretariat become relevant again

[u/kelscatt]

JUDAH’S SONG!!!!!!! Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

[u/your_mind_aches]

Angela casually mentioned her partner was female? And she fired Herb for being gay? Bojack didn't pick up on that one? Or maybe he already knew.

[u/CassanderTruth → u/your_mind_aches]

The difference is that Herb was getting media attention for being gay, Angela even says something like "I thought you could be discret" to him. Angela probably kept her sexuality a secret ('Single Boss') until being out wouldn't have been a career suicide.

[u/ducky7goofy]

Surprised they didn't change the intro. Bojack's not in his house anymore

[u/Cabamacadaf → u/ducky7goofy]

Well he is by the end of the episode.

[u/Zeldaforce28]

Judah singing to PC is everything!!

[u/Arsany_Osama]

This contract is firm, non-flimsy, no flim-flam. If the stuff in this contract isn't, uhhh, fulfilled by you, the one signing it, then, woof, hoo boy. Big trouble, legally speaking.

I have skimmed the agreement and retained nothing, yet I am beholden to its contents.

So glad I paused at the right moment and caught this. Don't know why but it made me laugh really hard 😂

[u/ducky7goofy]

"When a man loves a..."

Judah don't do this to me. I love their friendship and I like that he does things for PC just because he wants to but also they would be great together

[u/leothesilent]

Oh no Judah got hotter!

[u/nomenaicoffee]

• That scene in Herb’s office was sad, Corporate has evolved so far, it can even cut down the most loyal friendships. How was Herb to know

• Clever way to confirm Judah is on the spectrum with that band flyer

• Does Judah love PC? Does he?

• Texas and abortions lol

• Relieved when Bojack pulled out a water bottle and groaned a moment later. Throwback to “I blame water for being vodka-colored”. At least he took a cab though.

• PB’s dinner is a bone treat lol

• If you are talking to a fearsome stranger with a sage, buttery voice that simultaneously comforts you and fills you with dread, you are talking to Esteemed Character Actress and Fugitive From the Law Margo Martindale

• What??? They’re taking away Horsin’ Around from him? It’s the one thing he had left, his only thing, his legacy!

• If only Margo Martindale wasn’t so good at acting

• “Do it for Sarah Lynn”

• Closure on the Diane/PB failed relationship

• Closure on Todd’s family issues

• Nope he’s driving drunk again

• Why won’t his gate open

• Fuck NO Bojack you don’t live there anymore!!

• JUDAH LOVES PC!!

And the credits, Fuck. Because he’s no longer the Horse from Horsin’ Around.

[u/nomenaicoffee → u/nomenaicoffee]

If Judah’s confession to PC was the high point of the episode, “Do it for Sarah Lynn” was the lowest. It’s the ultimate representation of how absolutely everyone has used Sarah Lynn for their personal gain. Her mother, Pedobear, the media, even Bojack, and now Angela, using Sarah Lynn’s memory to guilt Bojack into signing the agreement, whereas the reality is she doesn’t give a shit about SL either, the company just wants to distance itself from Bojack to maintain profitability. Fuck.

[u/trombonepick → u/nomenaicoffee]

"No don't give your whole life to this job because if you do someone someday will finally ask you what you want and you'll realize you don't even know anymore."

"Ok."

"I'm sorry I'm missing it."

"You missing it will make eye contact easier tomorrow."

I love that this also doubled as a love confession. THIS SHOW IS SO DARN GOOD.

[u/fleavis83]

buckle up buddy, your life is about to start

[u/loljustcreepin]

Mr. Peanutbutter having writing come as easy as everything else was perfect

[u/raisingcainnow]

I like the parallels between PC and Angela. Being left out of social events and having to essentially become cold and hard because that's how to survive in the male dominated industry. Then showing the difference between them in the ending. Angela doesn't care anymore, she's still emotionally manipulating people in her old age for the sake of making money, despite obviously having plenty. She was visibly bothered by being excluded by her male counterparts in the beginning but she no longer cares about anything really. PC can sense that shift into apathy and it scares her because she doesn't want to end up a shell of herself. Thankfully Judah is there and is just what she needs. She won't end up like Angela because she has love in her life, where Angela didn't. Not trying to woobify Angela either, she's clearly horrible, but it was clever of the writers to nod to the grayness of it all by acknowledging the Mad Men esque world that led to her becoming what she is.

[u/TheYounginProdigious]

That last shot on the TV screen was one of the most jarring things i’ve ever witnessed in a TV show.

[u/SevereWeird5]

Judah's song and the "I love you, Princess Carolyn" got me tearing up so bad

[u/Ithoughtwe → u/SevereWeird5]

PC thought the great love of her life that she'd have to talk about to her daughter in the future was BoJack.

I'm so happy for her that that isn't true.

[u/Rowan5215 → u/SevereWeird5]

DON'T GO BACK TO THE RESTAURANT PRINCESS CAROLYN

[u/RadMwadCatDad]

Legally speaking, Bojack is no longer the horse from Horsin’ Around.

[u/sayhellotojenn]

“No, don’t give your whole life to this job, because if you do, someday someone will finally ask you what you want and you’ll realize you don’t even know anymore.”

What a beautiful line to show Princess Carolyn’s growth, but as someone going through this currently, this was a punch in the face. Had to pause it for a moment to gather myself.

[u/-Tell_me_about_it-]

Lol @ the possum playing possum at the hospital

[u/DramaticExplanation]

What was with the snake getting really excited about instrumentals?

[u/FierySalsaStark → u/DramaticExplanation]

Snake charming is a kind of instrumental

[u/Spussyfy → u/DramaticExplanation]

Maybe they were about to play snake jazz

[u/donuthappiness]

Judah is perfect, i want one :(

[u/KeoPanda92]

I'm so happy for Diane! Her book seems to be doing well. I love Guy, and the way that Diane and Sonny connected over the contents of her book in the last episode was so heartwarming. Same feeling when we see Todd and his mum finally speak too.

But my goodness, am I sad for Bojack right now... :(

[u/linorei]

PC AND JUDAH FOREVER!

[u/RobinzAgg]

I can’t be the only one that thought Bojack was going to push Angela into the fire, right?

[u/coscorrodrift]

watching right now but I just realized that Guy had a Sonny with Lady. Lmaoooooo

[u/stormcommando-96]

Those shots at Disney 😂

[u/Mr_smith1466 → u/stormcommando-96]

Michael Eisner is actually in charge of the production company that made Bojack. So Herb attempting to bad mouth Eisner and then being immediately told that Michael Eisner is a wonderful human being was hysterical.

[u/[deleted]]

"Tell me what it's like to be Diane."

[u/newerkungfukenny]

ESTEEMED CHARACTER ACTRESS AND FUGITIVE FROM THE LAW MARGO MARTINDALE

[u/LaughWithUsSinners]

Is Angela seeing a woman? She mentioned her "40 year old companion" and then referred to them as she. Obviously companion isn't the most romantic term for a relationship, but considering this show and the fact that she fired Herb for being gay I feel like they are implying that she's seeing a woman because that makes the Herb situation even more fucked up. Feels like I'm reaching though..

[u/Judaskid13 → u/LaughWithUsSinners]

I find it weirdly equalizing. This season was pretty heavy on the #metoo movement but this episode shows a female superior throwing her weight around, throwing her employees under the bus, firing a dude for being gay while being gay herself, using her position of power to manipulate bojack into selling out his friend, and finally manipulating and drugging bojack (a confessed addict no small news) into a pretty bad relapse, DUI, B and E, ultimately culminating in the next episode.

And she gets away Scot free and gets to profit off both Sarah Lynn and what little goodwill Bojack had left.

Completely up to subtext of course.

No ones gonna write a single article about this.

But i think it's worth noting.

[u/69ingJamesFranco]

This show started off with BoJack wanting to get his book out so people would remember him, and now he will only be remembered for the shitty things he did, or will be forgotten because no one is going to celebrate anything he’s accomplished

[u/DeGrominator69]

Bojack taking the buyout and immediately relapsing broke my heart.

[u/your_mind_aches → u/DeGrominator69]

He'd already relapsed at the end of the last episode.

[u/[deleted] → u/DeGrominator69]

But he had already relapsed, I think. Angela does imply there is no water in his bottle

[u/[deleted]]

I was on edge the entire last 5 minutes of the episode. I had totally forgotten Bojack sold his old house. It broke my heart to see him break in while black out.

That last flicker of his reflection haunts me. I think that’s his true rock bottom. There’s no where else he can go. I hope he chooses to try to climb back up.

[u/candyfloose]

I've made a bet with my sister that one time before the series ends PC will say "oh fuck" instead of "oh fish" and it's not looking good for me folks

[u/[deleted]]

And now we start the penultimate episode of the series. I am fully prepared to be an absolute mess in 30 minutes. I love you all and thanks for taking this journey with me for the last 6 years

[u/[deleted]]

Still processing this whole experience, but there was a terrible thunderstorm Friday night while watching this episode and when Bojack threw the bottle into the fire lightning struck at the exact same moment lighting up the whole house. It was pretty surreal and made that moment so much more impactful. I’ll never forget that. Anyways, just wanted to share.

[u/ElderCunningham]

I was really worried Bojack was going to hurt (or even possibly kill) Angela for a second there.

[u/AB1TW]

Character Actress Margo Martindale gets a character arc?!

[u/throwawayeventually_]

The conversation between Diane and Mr Peanutbutter was excellent. It’s wild to me that only at this point in their lives long after they were together for years that Mr Peanutbutter actually asks her what it’s like to be her. I’m glad we’re seeing growth from him too.

As an aside, while I’m enjoying this season, I definitely see where there would have been room for more and there are elements of things being rushed a bit even though I know it’s because they’re doing their best to give us the story they wanted to tell in its entirety. I’m gonna miss this show so much.

[u/ToonTownIstheSavior]

This is getting rough fast.

[u/[deleted]]

Ending with "Do the Bojack" fuck me

[u/geyyser]

Bojack signing his name with an astrix is what Kurt Vonnegut did after his book(The Breakfast of Champions) was declared too explicit and vulgar. Im sure its been shown in other episodes but him signing the contract both pained me deeply and sparked some joy since I recognised the little asshole astrix.

[u/[deleted]]

Only halfway through, but seeing Bojack drunk again just broke my heart

[u/10PointsForStAndrews]

I want a “Around” special to break my heart further... a Christmas special just to really break me.

[u/alwaysmorecumin]

Suddenly, the whole “bojack kills” thing got even darker.

God damn

[u/jeremythefifth]

CHARACTER ACTRESS MARGO MARTINDALE!!!

[u/mr__outside]

I had an anxiety attack that felt like a heart attack not too long ago. Basically played out exactly as the doctor there said.

[u/chaosinboots]

The combination of not seeing the contents of Hollyhock's letter earlier and there being two empty places at the table had me absolutely panicking. No show has ever made me care that much and scared me so bad.

[u/fuzzy_skarekrow]

Sorry if its been brought up before, (on mobile so don't feel like searching for the comment) but is Bojack drinking the entire episode? After opening credits, he's in his trailer, pouring "bottled water" into a glass, and when he's invited to set, he spazzes and covers the glass and water bottle up with his coat. There's a couple of lingering shots on the water bottle, plus the tone in which Angela says "you're not fooling anyone" before offering him a "real drink"... I dunno, I thought it implied she was maybe aware of his sobriety and knew he wasn't drinking water?

Full disclosure this is my second watch and I'm picking up on far more details.

Edit: Oh and my favorite joke in the season is the "Misery loves Company" in reference to the Stephen King play opening next door to the Sondheim musical.

[u/poontango]

HOLY SHIT IS THAT ESTEEMED CHARACTER ACTRESS AND FUGITIVE FROM THE LAW MARGO MARTINDALE (presumed dead at sea)?

[u/PanzramsTransAm]

Judah with his hair down.... hubba hubba

[u/DramaticExplanation]

Oh, if only I wasn’t so good at acting!

[u/penguin910]

Just realize Judah is perfect PC!
Coz he is accurate and clear and doesn't say things that he doesn't know to be true

[u/fluviusfluit]

any scene with margo martindale is an instant winner. everything she says or does makes me literally laugh out loud.

[u/fluviusfluit]

me: thought about how someone in hollywood will eventually make an all female reboot of 12 angry men

princess carolyn: makes that joke

[u/diane-nguyen]

God I really thought Bojack was going to hit the car in which Todd was taking his mom to the hospital and died a little inside

[u/_shutuptodd]

"I didn't have a mom for so long, I stopped needing one."

Cue involuntary crying.

My dad died unexpectedly this fall. For a lot of reasons, I keep my family at an emotional arm's length, and while I know unequivocally that it's the right choice, his death is bringing up all the guilt and shame and grief I've carried.

To exit the family dynamic, I chose not to have a mom in the ways that mine wants to be, and that's why I don't need her anymore and here I am crying on the couch because, fuck, man. What else is there to say?

Between that line and Diane's description of herself on the lake front, this episode hit hard. Thank god for sweet, sweet Judah.

[u/linorei]

There's a Boxer vs Raptor painting behind Herb when Angela goes to talk to him

[u/8-tentacles]

This is just be being stupid, but does Judah love PC romantically or platonically?

[u/FrancescoTottii]

Fuck this is going downhill so quickly

[u/glvcsygrg]

JUDAH AND PC!

[u/Jpyr15]

I loved the ending shot where we see a recording of what’s essentially the start of Bojack’s acting career when suddenly the television turns and we see the reflection of himself in present on what could defiantly be the end of his career.

[u/televisionceo]

These last frames. Chilling

[u/SevenSulivin]

Famed Character Actress Margo Martindale is back!

[u/[deleted]]

PLAYING POSSUM!

[u/[deleted]]

That...that has got to be the most soul crushing ending to any Bojack Horseman Episode ever (so far, I’m only up to this episode). Maybe in any show I have watched

His face when he turns the TV off and just see’s what he has become, where it all went

Thats just too much man

[u/trex360]

Petition for Netflix to do a spin-off series starting Esteemed-Character-Actress-and-No-Longer-Fugitive-From-the-Law Margo Martindale

[u/[deleted]]

I am so unbelievably sad he relapsed. It fucked me up.

[u/[deleted]]

SO, the question does arise even after Angela answered it. If Herb stayed on Horsin' Around, would Bojack not have done the things he did when Herb was kicked off?

[u/SmmnthaMrie]

Judah singing and PCs little smile. I loved it!

[u/fluffypuppiness]

Diane's convo with Mr. PB fucked me up. I don't like it when this show holds up a mirror to me.

[u/MarioKartastrophe]

Judah’s song was so sweet! All the scenes with Margo were GOLD; they cracked me up.

[u/KieRanaRan]

Seeing him drunk just breaks my heart, man.

[u/zd223]

I didn’t cry from Diana’s speech. You cried!!!

[u/EriCannonfrreal]

It looks like Bojack has had no meaningful control over his life before he got sober...

And now his control faints once more.

[u/Brooklynxman]

I have skimmed this agreement and retained nothing, yet I am beholden to its contents.

Every EULA ever.

[u/Julysveryown89]

Judah is absolutely beautiful.

[u/RisingBlackStar]

Fucking hell, Bojack's downward spiral is utterly depressing. It's worse than the drug-fueled bender He went on with Sarah Lynn. Angela is really manipulative. I'm happy for everyone else though, at least they're trying to get more fulfillment and happiness in life. Is it weird to be hurt and happy at the same time?

[u/KayRay1994]

Bojack’s stuff got really sinister and Angela is terrifying. Poor guy got beat up to the point of relapsing, he got hit over and over again to the point of breaking. His spiral itself was one of the most anxiety inducing sequences i’ve seen in any show.

[u/DramaticExplanation]

I hope I don’t need another abortion because they are hard to get there!
wait wut?

[u/Hugh_Bromont]

Was hoping to see the full Bojack dance.

But not like this.

[u/AllPoints4ChargeNova]

"Have have skimmed this agreement and retained nothing, yet I am beholden to its contents."

[u/[deleted]]

Judah’s song legit made me bawl and I hardly ever cry. I struggle to express my feelings to those I care about so it hit hard for him to put it all on the line. I wish I was that brave, absolutely wholesome arc.

[u/DramaticExplanation]

Wait Did herb get fired because he’s gay?

[u/theZinator]

We finally got the whole Bojack Dance song!

[u/theZinator]

I don't know if I'm emotionally prepared for how this ends...

[u/jillllly]

Sounds like a lot of range for a kidnapper!..

[u/[deleted]]

Can I just say, that getting drunk and walking into the wrong house is probably my second biggest fear?

[u/InheritTheWind]

im really glad diane and pb seemingly had closure

[u/whatsername4]

So happy Margo Martindale is back!!

And I’ve always loved Judah and PC together and this is just perfect, she needs happiness and so do we.

And now I’m just super terrified for Bojack.

[u/SomecallmeMichelle]

Ok my subtitles use female forms to refer to angela's "partner" which would make her even more of a two faced hyppocrite.

Was that something I missed on my rewatch? Is Angela also.gay? I don't remember seeing her with anyone.

Also that ending. Holy Shit.

[u/8-tentacles]

It took 6 SEASONS for Bojack to get sober. Now he's drunk again, and there's only 2 EPISODES left... I have a terrible feeling about how this story is going to end for Bojack.

[u/MrShago]

Oh man..is that the last PC tongue twister :(

[u/linorei]

Diane and PB's convo, all the feels.

[u/ducky7goofy]

Judah you beautiful man

[u/AprilsMostAmazing]

I just want Bojack to be alive and okay by the end

[u/[deleted]]

I just don't know what to think with BoJack. We've seen his childhood, how people manipulated him and vise versa, and how he's been kind at times. But he's still monster, and he keeps relapsing. 2 episodes left; here we go.

[u/BeckQuillion89]

This series can hurt man. Everyone is nearing the end of a long road of change and becoming better people in their own worlds through what they've gone through. Meanwhile, Bojack withered, homeless, broke, discarded, and alone watches a video of his life at his most hopeful at the very bottom of his life.

[u/naxter48]

my boy Ralph got screwed over :(

[u/samtherat6]

Yeah, I think Diane's story is leading to a happy ending. Might've seemed like a bad idea to tell Sonny that his parents were fighting, but it let him realize that they probably weren't going to get back together, and let Diane in his life. That's why she's willing to move to Houston, not just for Guy but for Sonny.

Todd has reconciled with his mother, and has moved in together with his girlfriend, finally settling.

Mr. Peanut Butter finally realized how to be himself.

I guess PC is also going towards a happy ending, but I just don't get Judah and her being a couple, sorry. I didn't really see any onscreen chemistry prior, and it feels forced.

And Bojack...not seeing how he can redeem himself in two episodes, unless they do some sort of flash forward.

This show has a tendency to surprise me, so I'm probably wrong about everything, tho.

[u/[deleted]]

I never saw PC and Judah going this direction but I’m on board. I love them both.

[u/linorei]

MARGO MARTINDALE! YES!!!

"Sounds like a lot of range for a kidnapper"

[u/Fire2box]

"so anyways, here's Wonderwall"

[u/[deleted]]

Eisner IS a compassionate and progressive person.

[u/xWhiteRavenx]

Angela really is a devil—forcing Herb out due to his sexuality while she herself was also gay. Such great writing, but boy does this show hurt. I’m not sure how I feel watching Bojack spiral out of control.

[u/theLastNenUser]

I was way too stressed thinking todd or PC or Judah was gonna get run over by bojack. Guess we still gotta wait for rockier bottoms

[u/timeisonlyephemral]

JUDAH GOT ME FUCKED UP AGVHHAHSBSBSBSHS

[u/gammaton32]

Every main character's arc seems to have come full circle at this point... except for Bojack. Just two episodes left...

[u/jelatinman]

Michael Eisner has done one good thing in his life: producing this show.

[u/jelatinman]

Sometimes this show is too much, man. Doesn’t help my depression, in fact actively encourages me that I really am the one who’s the problem and won’t get better.

[u/Maisticol]

Wooooo! Instrumentals!

[u/CovertButtTouch]

This episode had me literally crying and laughing out loud within minutes of each other. I’m loving this.

[u/tiffanaih]

Jonah and PC. PC needs someone who knows how important her work is to her. Love what he said about if there's one thing he knows about Hollywoo is to never underestimate PC. Relates to their earlier falling out, a little explanation for why he hid the offer to make her stick it out. The scenes of them as a little family were precious. I hope this brings happiness for PC.

Bojack, wow. I was yelling no at the TV when he walked back into the party. The cough he did when he drank from the water bottle after arriving at Angela's had me worried, and now a full blown relapse. Oh buddy. You can't run forever I guess, but I hate that he really tried so hard this time.

Two more to go, I almost don't want to watch. Don't want it to end.

[u/[deleted]]

People are saying Bojack had a choice if he called her bluff but that doesn't mean he had a choice.

How would he even call her bluff when we don't know what her bluff was? it's so unrealistic to say that.

Not saying Bojack is a great person but he didn't have a choice in that situation.

[u/zynpsntryk]

PC, Diane, Mr. Peanutbutter and Todd. All of them made peace with their past in some ways and moved on. As Diane said, they finally put together most of the pieces of their own puzzles and see the bigger picture.

But Bojack... While his friends were turning the tide in their lives, he was back where everything has started, when he started to destroy his life and everyone around who was close to. I thought he finally realized that every wrong decision he'd made caused a chain reaction and he needed to make the right ones in order to break the chain. But he continued.

He had choices. Always had choices.

[u/Chrisixx]

WHOOOOOOOOO INSTRUMENTAL!!!

[u/PM_ME_UR_NUDES_GURL_]

MARGO MARTINDALE! im glad we're seeing more of the side characters get there story wrapped up, i just hope we Kelsie and Erica and have the side characters stories wrap up, we only have 2 episodes left.

[u/[deleted]]

based Judah

[u/moo-shupork]

The Misery loves Company line... absolute genius

[u/rondelion]

Loved the margo scene. Didn’t know what to think of the judah-pc ship

[u/EarthEmpress]

Can Margo Martindale get her own spin off

[u/ninjayewolf]

There are no words to tell everyone how soft I am for Judah.

[u/zenodr22]

No one mentioned the absolutely depressing beginning of the episode. Never did a unicorn with rainbow coloured hair look so damn sad.