Current Events > Do you think toxic people feel bad when they watch BoJack?

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Theres a few people in my life I see as BoJack, I keep my distance from them, but I wonder if they ever relate or feel bad

I need to watch that show
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NOM posted...

I need to watch that show

The first few episodes are a bit rough, but quality shoots up very quickly and stays high

I see a lot of Bojacks at the bar. I feel bad for them because their parents apparently couldn't afford braces and they look like they really needed them.
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Nah, they'll just be jealous of Bojack's money and fame.
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CruelBuffalo posted...

NOM posted...

I need to watch that show

The first few episodes are a bit rough, but quality shoots up very quickly and stays high

Honestly the first episode was so boring I only continued because of word of mouth.

But the second episode with the muffins had me dying
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You're not supposed to feel bad for him until like season 3 when he starts actually trying to improve. And even then he messes up and you aren't supposed to feel bad for him but the people he's just let down and hurt in doing so. It isn't until right near the end of season 4 that he finally has shown he's actually growing and becoming aware of the impact he causes on others and that he actually is trying harder to improve himself for them and to do what's right more than he cares about just trying to drown out his own pain.
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BoJack is basically liberal Rick & Morty. The show itself is good but the fanbase is utterly obnoxious.
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"I don't know how to be, Diane."

DarkTransient posted...

BoJack is basically liberal Rick & Morty. The show itself is good but the fanbase is utterly obnoxious.

what

Rick and Morty is liberal too dude.
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DarkTransient posted...

BoJack is basically liberal Rick & Morty. The show itself is good but the fanbase is utterly obnoxious.

How is the show liberal?

How it liberal bruh

Yea I never got too strong of a liberal vibe from it, I mean yea Todd probably give off it some (being asexual?), but not really.
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Bojack goes out of its way to make fun of SJW's, especially with the last season. So no, it's not particularly liberal.

gunplagirl posted...

You're not supposed to feel bad for him until like season 3 when he starts actually trying to improve. And even then he messes up and you aren't supposed to feel bad for him but the people he's just let down and hurt in doing so. It isn't until right near the end of season 4 that he finally has shown he's actually growing and becoming aware of the impact he causes on others and that he actually is trying harder to improve himself for them and to do what's right more than he cares about just trying to drown out his own pain.

Exactly this, a lot of the stuff from season 1 and 2 that happened to him felt justified because he was a douchebag. It wasn't until season 3 where he try to make self-improvement did you actually feel for the people who were wronged by him or were let down because of him.

It's why I really look forward to season 5, it's about time we get to see some actual real improvements and the end of season 4 showed a little bit of the good he's capable of doing.
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Toxic people tend to be too self-centered to picture themselves as being toxic. They see someone like Bojack and think he's just some fictional asshole and nothing more.

I introduced the show to a toxic friend of mine, but I don't know if he watched more of the show to get an answer about that.
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I didn't start enjoying Bojack until half way through the first season. I only kept going cause people were raving so much about it. Knew there had to be something there.

Currently in season 2 and really enjoying it.
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I liked season 1 over 2 and 3. I'm not sure how it's a SJW show like people say.
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