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this post was submitted on 26 Aug 2023
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Not enough people understand how great of a show Bojack Horsman was.
It’s popular and well-loved, but I agree - I always say that the penultimate episode of the final season is the greatest episode of television ever made.
It would be if they hadn't chickened out with the last episode. Unfortunately that kind of tarnishes the impact of the penultimate episode in hindsight.
Interesting I thought the last episode was the perfect ending. Cause it's so grounded. No cheesy happy end, no sensational bad end, just a very grounded "yea shit happens in live and you gotta keep on living and deal with it", cause that's how live actually is for most people.