They hug each other close, eyes closed. Diane and Bojack's rooftop conversation is, in many ways, the perfect ending to the show. It's funny, it's moving, and it's beautifully written. There's a ...

It is very common for TV shows to be a part of our lives, and their characters become dear to us even after the entire episodes are over. However, not all conclusions are joyful or satisfying.

This scene pretty much sums up Diane and Mr ... Hollyhock ultimately accepts BoJack as a brother, and his expression before the end credits roll may well signify the biggest message of hope ...

“Downer Ending”, BoJack struggles to write his autobiography. The episode centers around BoJack’s endeavor to “beat” Diane ...

This is especially clear in Diane's arc ... is equal parts compassion and tough love. In the end, whether we should punish or forgive BoJack isn't something that we need fully answered in order ...

The best BoJack Horseman quotes help to secure the show's legacy as one of the best of the 2010s. Despite BoJack Horseman ending in 2020, the show resonates with viewers because of its realistic ...

At the end of last season, burned out 1990s sitcom star BoJack Horseman (Will Arnett ... star voice cast is Aaron Paul (Todd), Alison Brie (Diane), Paul F. Tompkins (Mr. Peanutbutter), and ...

However, as is so often the case, Diane’s life is very different behind closed doors. We learn that she, like BoJack, hails from a place of emotional neglect. That she minimises her own ...

In the End, BoJack Horseman Is So Much More Than BoJack HorsemanOn of TV’s best anti-heroes gets a fitting farewell that stretches far beyond the concerns of one single, flawed equine male.