I was thinking exactly that. He’s funny as hell in that season, but also tremendously sweet. 

Cheryl Hines is married to Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a truly shitty junior if there ever was one.

Glad to see this show chose to skip past 2020 in its timeline. We don’t need any more Zoom meeting jokes or bread-baking gags.

This was a truly perfect episode. I love to see longtime friends tangling with salvaging their relationship.

Listen to James Gunn:

In an alternate universe this is the dark reboot of Schitt’s Creek. 

I love Craig Mazin, so I’m in 100%. But I do think there is a certain uphill challenge for any pandemic premise, at least with those of us who have reached a certain level of burnout.

Kendall has never seen Bojack — no way. He just knows the show has “heat” on Twitter (big ups to Twitter for being considered so damn relevant on this show!). Kendall doesn’t care about things, he cares about the status things confer.

Anything remotely pandemic-y is going to have a tough slog. 

CASUAL AF

Is he descending into his puttering around phase? 

IMDB just says UNTITLED BILL TENCH IMPROV SPECIAL

That sounds glorious. 

Filmed in high-def Schlub-O-Vision

First off, Myles, I appreciate the interrogation of this show. I don’t need all my opinions ratified, only something to reflect on.

If they want awards they should work at Sudz

Gilmore girls has this too. You can spot crew arms, booms, lights, all kinds of stuff. 

Nate is toxic as hell. He’s outwardly sympathetic but inside he’s nothing but rage and resentment. This is the same arc as Walter White, whose petulance and insecurity destroyed his family. Beware the “meek” man who lives under the impression he’s owed more and better. 

Sins & Blessings:

Boom