Right and particularly it's what men often tell women to do as if a woman is not allowed to be sad or depressed. This gesture sums up the episode's themes quite nicely.

Sorry guys I was just joking on Bill Murray, most likely the producers asked if they could use his name and he said yes.

BTW, for those that didn't read Todd VanDerWerff's piece on Bojack Horseman as the heir apparaent to Mad Men, here is the link:

"BoJack’s admission that the book’s success doesn’t help him feel less betrayed by Diane is an important one, but there’s not enough room here for it. The same goes for Mr. Peanutbutter sadly wondering when it ever mattered what he wanted. "

I like how the explicit "Shut Up, Todd" parallels the implicit "Shut Up, Diane"

Plus it shines a spotlight on the chilling war stories of a fictional country. I mean a boy now has to live the rest of his live with natural thumbs down.

You didn't hear about Bill Murray? What, were you living under a rock?

Sign gags, Die-ane, also Diane and various rejected misspellings of her last name before settling on "Sucks"

Yup which is exactly why the AV Club gave it an A-.

My favorite part is the ending, the guy at the airport saying "c'mon smile" to Diane. That was a brilliant touch!

"Only female mosquitos drink blood."

No sir, I'm the even more secret guy that wants it cut into two states…oops I said too much.

Fresno is good if you're cutting perpendicular to CA's east border. Monterey should stay in the North.

It really should be two states, dividing line somewhere close to Bakersfield. I have no problem with Bakersfield being destroyed in the process of dividing.

Jake Johnson

We should just call it V Club since apparently it is allergic to As!

"This show should be called "Trying Too Hard"."

No problem 90% of us have made the same mistake before being corrected by Mr. Peanutbutter.

I think Aaron and Raphael are friends and he helped get the show made. Still waiting for Breaking Bad actors to do voices on the show.

Alison Brie as Becca?