I was also wondering this. 

I was recently in a car accident and watching the track smash into the sisters was traumatic. I’m hoping against hope that it’s something like her mind remembers the accident as worse than it really was, because damn. 

I also started reading the AVC in print back in the day and I somehow keep ending up in the grays. 

I knew the dox guy looked familiar!

Yeah it was juuust long enough that I was getting just as frustrated as Jonah Hill (in a good way). 

That rang false to me as well. Get off my lawn!

Isn’t Balderdash the game that they were trying to get Jonah Hill to play? 

I was honestly unclear on what he was trying to say with that phrase. 

Ive watched a few episodes and I’m still on board. It’s consistently intriguing. 

BoJack is good at denial and is deeply self-centered, I believed it.

Is what the therapist did as far as seeing both BoJack and Diane ethical? I kind of don’t know how that works for therapists. It seems like a conflict of interest. 

I was surprised to learn that there were no fair game foods in my first roommate situation.

Agreed on all of this. Honestly having the reviews spaced out even daily would give me some nice accountability not to binge watch. 

How do you know the author is liberal?

Low Winter Sun was the same show that came to my mind too. Not in specifics, just in the general miscalculation of what makes prestige TV good. 

It’s also a clever construct for showing that while everyone else changes, Mr. Peanutbutter is the same. 

I got more of the vibe that its that Mr. PB literally doesn’t mature at all over the years. With the melding of the time periods at the party, you can clearly see people at different points in their lives (Diane, BoJack, Todd, Princess Carolyn) but Mr. PB is pretty much exactly the same. He keeps making the same…

What happened with Fuller and Discovery?

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It’s almost like--everything in life is transient. Uh oh, my existential crisis just snapped into gear.