r/BoJackHorseman

I’ve been thinking about it recently and everyone I can think of has a bad side to them. Is there anyone who is ACTUALLY GENUINELY a good person?

Bojack - doesn’t even need an explanation
Mr PB - selfish and constantly doesn’t listen and never matures
Diane - miserable and also selfish and tends to internalise problems instead of addressing them
Todd - immature and acts clueless to his poor choices, dodges all accountability
Princess Carolyn - manipulates to get her own way frequently throughout the show

I know horsing around was popular but to support his life style for 20 years im not sure

Someday, I’m not sure when. I plan on getting two tattoos, I already know what the first one is gonna be.

‘Hooray’ on my arm

But I also wanna get something related to Princess Carolyn since she’s my favourite character, any ideas? Or thoughts if the tattoo thing is a good choice?

Spoilers for season 6 below:

Do you think BoJack and Hollyhock ever would have reconnected?

Obviously we can never know, and we don't know the details of what she said in the letter but we can safely assume she was cutting him off because of his pattern that was laid out in the interview. But I remember reading a previous comment saying that Hollyhock was pretty sheltered when she first met BoJack and suddenly, through him, was quite traumatically exposed to a lot of nasty things. Is it possible that after a few years of seeing more of the darker realities that some people face, and knowing that BoJack served in prison and wasn't just another rich person constantly evading punishment, they could start talking again?

Personally I feel like it's reasonable for Hollyhock to not feel comfortable ever speaking to him again because of the fact that she knew he'd done so many awful things, and she hadn't actually had that many good moments with him in the short time they knew each other. But I just wonder

Every time there's a thread on Mr. Peanutbutter's real world equivalent or who he reminds us of, it's always a white heartthrob from the 90's or a Ryan Reynolds type. I think he's most indebted to black comedic actors like Will Smith, Jamie Foxx and especially LL Cool J.

Mr. Peanutbutter's House is obviously inspired by Sister Sister but also just generally the trend of black sitcoms that were knockoffs of Full House like Hangin' with Mr. Cooper.

But I see him moreso as LL Cool J because they are both known for being incredibly handsome and charismatic, LL Cool J came from hiphop (Peanutbutter was a breakdancer.) Cool J was in a sitcom in the 90s and in the 2010s hosted game shows (HSAC!WDTK?DTKT??LFO!) and Cool J now does these network dramas that go on for 20 seasons like NCIS: LA (Birthday Dad)

I'm not saying that therefore PB is black, no he's a Labrador retriever, but I think the reference is closer to the world of black sitcoms

Hello, everyone. I am new here, so apologies if this question/topic has been asked or talked about.

If it was left to you, would you have made it work out between Princess Carolyn and Ralph Stilton?

When they got hooked at the bar, I was way ahead of myself with the thought “Imagine that…prey and predator building an healthy relationship”.

I can’t be the only one with the thought at that time, right?

I realized Andrew Garfield exists here and he’s a human and not a spider.

also they mentioned Tobey maguire once and he played seabiscuit and Spider-Man. So unless he’s a horse or a spider, he’s probably a human.

chadwick Boseman was mentioned, Hugh Jackman was mentioned and there’s no indication any of these people aren’t human.

there are real people turned into animals, Tarantino is a spider though his name was changed.

maybe leading heroes as not human just doesn’t sell or there’s discrimination or something. Though Bojack was played by a human wearing a horse mask once so maybe it’s not as big a deal here.