I thought you were talking about that weird-ass limo with the rear wheels super far forward like a school bus. What’s that thing’s deal?

Yep, I think it ended at the perfect time. Shows that go on too long end up either becoming repetitive and boring, or jumping the shark and losing their path completely. Bojack did neither, and while Season 6 arguably should have been stretched into two, it’s about as close to perfect as it can be.

+1 on Diane. She’s always been the voice of reason in a messed-up world, and if I had to pick anyone on the show who was, deep down, a good person, it would be her. Ironic, since she’s the one who doesn’t believe in “deep down”. (I guess Todd is pretty unequivocally good too, although a bit more clueless.) I…

1. It’s what Bojack wants. We know this because he attempts it in the previous episode. It’s pretty obvious that he didn’t end up in the pool by accident.

He just has to do it every day.

You’re not alone in that, but your priorities don’t align with Bojack’s. Knowing Bojack, that’s a good thing.

Old MotorWeek reviews are glorious. I don’t know why, but something about them just feels like a hot cup of tea that warms my cold, dead soul.

Is my reaction a hydroelectric power plant built by beavers? Because dam...

I’d love to see the Don’t Stop Believin’ version!

Same. I discovered the show around the time Season 5 came out, binged the first season and thought “Wow, that was... something.” I thought for a few days about quitting there, but decided that maybe it had more to say. I worked my way through the rest of the seasons, and Season 6 Part 1 came out right about when I…

BoJack dying would have been a nice neat ending, though, and this show isn’t about that. The horse dies at the end of Horsin’ Around, but Horsin’ Around isn’t real life. Things aren’t that easy.

Most EVs have some kind of “eco mode” that serves that purpose. Sometimes it limits output power, sometimes it just changes the pedal response (in my Leaf, it reduces power for most of the pedal travel, but if you floor it you’ll still get full power). It usually also cranks up the regenerative braking and limits (or…

Mustangs get all the hate, but the biggest d-bags drive Hellcats.

The last season did feel a bit rushed. The whole prison thing from the last episode could have easily been done over 3 or 4. But the whole final season was originally planned to be two, so given that they had to squish it down so much, I think they did about as well as they could be expected to.

This is kind of obvious, but... Bojack Horseman!

Presumably there will be multiple drive modes. Probably a “normal” mode around 600 hp, a “weaksauce” mode (can’t call it “eco” in a Hummer) for around 300 hp, and a “Hasta la vista, baby” mode for the full 1,000 HP.

Let’s make a deal. Us EV folks will quit with the license plates when all you non-EV people quit with the “Prius repellant” stickers. Sound good?

My guess is that they just put them there to make the truck look bigger than it is, like they did with the H3.

Counterpoint: no. Car names are confusing enough - they don’t need to be made more confusing.

You can find anything on the internet.