So I just ran the show and caught up, only a few quick points:
1) Colby Minifie was a showblocker on Jessica Jones, I am really glad that they have found her the perfect part to redeem herself. The “fuck you get out of here!” cracked me up.
2) I am impressed with how the show has good pace and plotting, the showrunner…

Life's a bitch and then you keep living. That's the point.

But the show never shied away from such statements: Sarah Lynn is a living embodiment of it..

The View From Halfway Down is a better, more powerful episode, but it’s very deliberately *not* the ending. Nice While it Lasted is a finale, that, while low-key, better encapsulates what this show was trying to accomplish.

I can see both perspectives. I echo what you say. Death gives Bojack a way out. An "easy" way out. Living with the consequences is much harder. 

The writers have always had a large amount of empathy for BoJack while vigorously condemning his failings and his often deplorable actions at the same time. As I said above, his road to recovery certainly won’t be easy, and there are so many things he’s done that he can’t take back. He’ll never see Hollyhock again,…

I only started watching this show a few months ago, but now you can call me John McClane because I’m a diehard fan!

BoJack Horseman should really get more recognition around here, because it's absolutely the show that every A.V. Clubber should watch and is gonna love.

I don't watch Doctor Who, but I see all your list, and raise you of:

I'm a noted skeptic on this show (I like it, I don't love it, this site definitely overrates it, sorry), so I have to agree more with people who are mentioning The Americans or Hannibal. Although, my personal favorite 2015 tv episode is probably You're the Worst's LCD Soundsystem, so I just wanted to give that a…

Ed said that with a straight face! I loved it when he called and had to clarify he was "the Butcher" and not any butcher.

I agree! They were the best part of the episode and made this my favorite episode thus far. I loved misogynistic Dodd being afraid of crazy Peggy, and I loved Ed telling her not to stab him anymore. I could not stop laughing.

I would watch an entire Peggy Blumquist spinoff that's just her wandering into high-stakes crime scenarios and ruining it for everyone but herself. Just this chipper, blithe avatar of chaos.

The comedy in that cabin was pitch perfect but…I really wish one them had asked Dodd what the best time was to get ahold of his folks. It was already over the top but, that would have put it further over the top for me.

I lost count of how many times I laughed out loud. "Hon, you've got to stop stabbin' him."

I would happily watch 10-13 episodes a year of Better Call Karl.

I was also bothered by Hank not going in to check on Peggy, and it sure seemed like Hanzee would've had a shot at Ed.

Why does each episode of Fargo…set the precedent for best episode of Fargo?

Hannibal is disgusted at how careless he was at wasting good meat

OK who picked one in the How Many Episodes Until Jesse Plemmons Kills Someone pool?