Damn that movie was so ahead of its time.

Hmm Warbirds seems like a straight to Redbox with that cast.

He's so good as the penguin! I'm actually really impressed with his ability to make his voice sound a little different for each character.

The last couple episodes and the ones that took place at the same time when BoJack goes to visit Herb Kazazz and Princess Caroline is dealing with the merger are so great.

Interestingly they never did a bizarro episode. They had Russ though, and a couple roommates who were analogous to Joey and Chandler.

It looks like he only watched the first 6 episodes. Still, by episode 5 or so he should've realized it was getting great.

It's so so good! The first few episodes were just okay but then it starts getting progressively more awesome. I'm especially impressed by the dramatic aspects of the show. Extremely well done. Plus there's a crazy amount of callbacks and continuity that are on the same level as Arrested Development. Seemingly…

I never get to hear the end credits song because Netflix is so eager to play the next one.

I consider movie ratings different from grades. Like if I give something 3.5/5 or 7/10 I consider that good, so a B or B-. Even though 3.5/5 is a 70 which would be C- in school. But C- means I pretty much didn't enjoy the movie at all.

I can't help but feel this is Buzzfeed's fault.

A hole in the wall where the men can see it all!

I wonder if Rachael Harris will play a Rachael Harris character.

This is said a lot. True though.

I liked it! I gave it back to Gamestop which I regret.

I would think the one where he hits his wife right?

And I'm still contractually obliged to wonder what exactly he was doing down there. Like…dancing?

Probably shouldn't have farted before that walk.

She didn't do much in Dawn of the Planet of the Apes at all.

I feel like they made her a lot hotter when she was dating Chandler and we were supposed to like her, as opposed to the later seasons when she was just unbearably obnoxious.

That's a lot of work to get that expression across in writing.