Not that the Irish are better than what?

Yeah, to be honest, I’d say that’s more realistically what happened, but I can equally imagine Todd seeing her there and then later hiring her to do a business, and just not putting the two facts together.

No, you’re probably right. I just think her ideal would have been to keep her career, fall in love and have a baby. She’s maybe lost her chance at love, which makes any chance of a baby harder, not to mention a baby and a career. She’ll probably manage it, she’s Princess Carolyn!, but I think she’s going to have an…

And like, the books were fake. Which is a funny joke at first, but then you realize that he missed the whole point of why someone would want a library to begin with.

Is Princess Carolyn on her way to happiness though? Sure, her career might maybe be on the way up, but she’s destroyed her relationships with Ralph and Judah, her body seems to be letting her down, she’s grieving her babies and she’s developing a drinking problem. She’s ending the season like BoJack usually would.

-I saw it on Tumblr, so it’s not like an original observation, but if anyone’s ever read Henrik Ibsen, Beatrice’s story has similar themes to A Doll House(women’s roles, marriage, family, etc). Which is kind of interesting, cause Beatrice clearly read Ibsen and liked his work. Now we know she probably related to it on…

It’s brutally honest, and reading the comments here, it seems like we can all relate to that voice, the one that tells us how we’re everything we’re afraid we are.

...I think this is my favourite episode of the whole show. I think it’s actually a better and more creative episode than ‘Fish Out of Water’ (which I loved too). The scenes in BoJack’s brain were brilliant, I loved the animation style, the music, the anger in his words, it was actually hard seeing exactly how deep and…

Yeah, I can definitely believe America hates black people more than it loves guns, but women? Not so much. It probably would have been a better episode if they’d combined the gun control issue with race rather than gender, but I don’t know who the episode could have focused on in that case.

Letting BoJack have the season’s ‘fuck’ was great, to be honest. It changes the dynamics of the season, so it’s about BoJack’s feelings and the damage done to him rather than how he’s hurt someone else. It gives him some control and lets him be the victim rather than the bad guy, so he can actually start deserving the…

I mean, yeah, their hypocrisy in social justice issues among other things does my head in, but sometimes you need to know if Rihanna’s eyebrows are on fleek and what type of McDonald’s breakfast item you are based on your zodiac sign. You know, the important things that other news sites just won’t address.

It was the season’s obligatory Very Special Episode, and it absolutely felt like that, it didn’t really deal with the issue with the same intelligence the other topical episodes did. And I’m a feminist who definitely thinks gun control is a good thing, but I think their argument at the end was a bit stupid. Like I…

Ah no, I broke my comment. =( It was meant to say something about hearts or digs or smileys or whatever the hell you measure your journalism with.

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No, wait, I though Battlestar Galactica was about aliens and spaceships, not humans and dogs ‘fracking’ each other???

That’s what I’m loving in this season. He got that ‘you have to do it every day’ speech at the end of Season 2, but I don’t think he was emotionally ready to really be good last season with the whole Oscar subplot going on. Reaching absolute rock bottom, getting away from Hollywoo for a year and meeting Hollyhock have…

Are white Latinos POC, though? Like enough for there to be a white-washing debate? I’m asking that genuinely, I don’t actually know how they’re viewed in the States.

If you’re into Buzzfeed at all, and especially if it winds you up a bit when you’re reading it, the GirlCroosh bits are hilarious.

“Frack me, Mr Peanutbutter!” was so cringey and has definitely made me anti-fracking. I mean, I know they do have sex, but ewwww no didn’t see to see it or hear that line ever, it’ll haunt my nightmares forever.

Is Todd not white Hispanic? Not all Hispanic people are POC. Like most people in Spain are white, and lots of people in Mexico and South America.