Bojack Horseman - Princess Carolyn, Working Woman
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Princess Carolyn (Amy Sedaris) from Netflix’s Bojack Horseman is a role model for Working Women everywhere. She’s constantly fixing problems for her clients and friends, giving pep talks, and dominating in her field. But why is it so hard for her to accept help from others? Is she happy with her life by the end of the series? Watch this video for our look at Princess Caroyln’s story. If you like this video, subscribe to our channel or support us on Patreon: / thetake
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Princess Carolyn is downright my favorite character from the whole show. She's optimistic and helpful, but unlike Mr. Peanutbutter she has an "off switch". She hurts like a normal person. Not everything bounces off her. But her baggage never renders her an unproductive wreck like Bojack or Diane when they crash. In fact, she juggles her personal problems while still coming through for her clients. She always felt like the most real of the characters to me: not a complete train wreck, but still a work in progress. I wanted to see her succeed so bad, and I'm glad she did.
Duke Of Denver well said, i completely agree :)
Seconded, she's such a well written character, and never gives up her dream of being a mother, despite the rocky road she had to take to get there. She's one badass queen in her own right! 👑😎😻
Come to think of it a new Bojack Horseman would sound pretty good, heh? But from Princess Carolyn's POV, directed by Sofia Coppola :P
She's so good that my favorite episode of Mandalorian comes in no small part to PC's voice actress being in it.
*Todd is the BEST character* 😊😊😊💕
almost sounds like Diane voiced this. She would work at The Take.
Ha. Yes!
I can't unhear it now
So Diane being a journalist is very accurate? Horray!
I can't unhear it
OH MY GOD YES
"Princess Carolyn I need your help. I've done something VERY bad..."
*"Put the corpse on ice, I'm on my way."*
One of the best exchanges in the show.
This implies that perhaps PC might've hid a body before
It reminds me of that bit from Tropic Thunder. "I killed my favourite thing in the whole world!"
"Oh my god you killed a hooker?"
"No I killed a panda!"
"Amanda? C'mon, dude, that probably wasn't even her real name! Now you're going to need gloves, and a lot of bleach..."
@@mariakutsu5946 considering the way she reacted to Bojack being blamed for Sarah Lynnes death it wouldn't surprise me.
PC is a rider. She got a call from BoJack and just assumed it was time to start stacking bodies.
@@smilingearth5181 it was from PB though
Something that tells you a lot about PC's evolution is how she didn't told/invited Bojack or Diane to her first wedding with Judah. She told Bojack that the first one was the private one and the second is only for make work connections for theirs clients.
At the end she decided to cut ties with people that were emotional drains to her and even when she appreciated all the good moments, she is now balancing her professional life with her new family by setting limits.
And it's really painful to hear but also you can't say anything against her decision because it just makes sense.
Didn't invite Diane as either? How do you know that?
@@kimiaslhd2442 I dont remember it, maybe Diane mentioned it on the roof? But I dont think so. Diane and PC was friends at the end of the show, PC had to encourage Diane to do things and cheer her up sometimes but it wasn't that exhausting for her I think.
@Lucid Lemon BoJack also followed what he said. He lost everything and learned how to be happy.
it sure took her long enough
Man, Princess Carolyn has been slept on. The complexity, the vulnerability, the strength...
Fabalocious Dee The first episode with Ruthie! 💔
@@vinceknox4425 The Ruthie character broke my heart, too. But in a way, through adopting a child, she made that dream a possibility of being real. That's what I love all the more about her.
She is an insperation for me , and im a man lol , she just keeps grinding her ass off , and she develops so much as the show progresses , she never asks for no pity from nobody and stands behind everything she says or does , what a character
@@FabalociousDee dude, same
favorite character as far as judging it objectively, but i like bojack and diane better cause they’re me lol
PC is the ultimate feminist icon for me.
Yes she’s a workaholic and often sacrifices her love life. Even by choice sometimes. But the show doesn’t begrudge her that choice either. And yet it is uncompromising as Bojack Horseman often is. Her baby doesn’t solve her longing straight away. The responsibility wears her down to a nub. But she pushes through and finds that it’s all worth it in the end. She’s ambitious, career driven and optimistic . Her life is often tumultuous but she literally follows her dreams, as sappy as that sounds. Warts be damned. And that is admirable.
Beautiful comment. She is my favorite character from the show and is a inspirational icon indeed!
She doesn't look like a real human being though. More like a robot.
@@helloworld7818 okay ? Not everyone acts “human” . Everyone has different morals , work ethic etc and princess Carolyns writing embraces it
I’m not sure id classify her as a feminist icon, specifically because she wanted to help cover up bojack’s misconduct with women
@@sydkne She also had no problem in hiring and promoting the career of known abusers (Vance Waggoner). Also, remember that time she manouvered behind her assistant's back to make sure she didn't get a promotion? I wouldn't consider her a feminist icon, honestly. She's still a great character and I absolutely love her and her developement.
Wisecrack and The Take doing a video essay about Bojack Horseman in the same day? What is this, a crossover episode?
🤣👍
Nailed it!!
😂😂😂
I’m gonna need The Take to follow me around for a year, then come out with an in-depth analysis of me and my life ASAP. It might give me some answers.
If they have a service, I'll also sign up 😅
Probably more helpful and cost efficient than all the therapists, right? 😂
I can do it
"Watch as they drink a fresh cup of coffee(with the intent to have a fully productive day) and falls asleep immediately afterward. This offers a view of what is fundementally wrong with their being."
Omg I want the same
I've always loathed the trope of a woman being condemned for choosing to focus on her career, rather than settling down and having children. Princess Carolyn isn't really demonised for this, and she eventually marries and adopts a daughter, proving that you can choose BOTH career and family! 👪😍
Yeah it's just weird that it's a hard shift into that only at the end, PC IS that trope for the whole show until the final season where she changes completely.
@@sxb2andtheotherguys yeah but she shows a compassionate side throughout the show. The trope usually portrays women who let go of the attributes that are often considered feminine. Cuz they think that it's a man's world and u need to be rock hard like a man to survive. We have constantly seen Princess Carolyn deviate from this stereotypes.
@Clever name It's the archetype of the stone-cold working woman hardened by life who needs a quirky romantic man to melt her down so that she can reveal her emotional self. That's the trope. It's every rom-com ever.
zach shabang To be fair. I’ve heard that the final season had to be rushed due to being cancelled.
Liberal snowflake detected
"My name is PRINCESS Carolyn." Iconic. Every woman deserves to have that unflinching sense of self-worth and identity. Love this character and thank you so much for an analysis that does her justice!
Let me guess, you have pronouns in your Twitter bio right?
"PRINCESS Carolyn!"
You're goddamn right.
@Ayana BoHo let me guess another sjw who got triggered
you go queen! You really clapped me back on this one 🤣🤣
@Ayana BoHo sure sure queen, you go girl 🤣
@Ayana BoHo sure queen you keep going strong, resist!! 🤣🤣 Keep clapping back 😘
My favorite "twist" was Gecko never truly hating her 😂.
I loved that “twist!”
People can be ridiculously bitchy and condescending though, and through it all genuinely think that you're best friends or something 🤔 it's probably a good play and commentary on how some women can be so bitchy without even consciously realising 😂
@@Silvercentipede My sister and I act like that between each other! The difference is that we know it, though.
As great a person Ralph was, I feel the point of their break up and her ultimately ending up w Judah was that they shared the same passion for work and he never saw her being too consumed by her work as something she needed to curb. He, in the true sense, loved her for who she was
Aww that's so sweet
Small correction, the only one who sees Vincent Adultman as a child in a trenchcoat is Bojack. Everyone else actually sees him as a real man. Which may be more of a commentary on how Bojack sees truths that are only obvious to him.
It's been said by the writers that there's no deeper meaning to Vincent, they just wanted PC to rush into a relationship tat is obsurd, however I'm a believer in death of the author and I think this is a pretty solid view
I don't know if it's only BoJack who can see him for what he is, it's just that the others don't care if he is, so they just go along with it. Which may itself be its own commentary on the fantasy of Hollywoo.
Vincent Adultman is an adult. They don't let children work at the business factory!
@@smacksoftSMA I also agree with this - I think it's fine to interpret Vincent Adultman as a commentary on Hollywood's (or Hollywoo's) inability to see past the false narratives they've built for themselves
A bit unrelated to the deeper commentary, but Bojack's frustration about this is always hilarious.
I love this show. I, as a 20 year old single male college student. Totally connected and understood Princess Caroline. A 40 year old women, established career, workaholic, pink cat who struggled with many miscarriages and relationships. Princess Caroline is my favorite character in the show. Stellar writing and performances to everyone on the show.
It's mostly true Rob.
I just love her character! In such chaos universe, her storyline feels really close to reality.
It really does, I adore how this show writes strong, badass women who are flawed, but who still strive for greatness, and to achieve their dreams. ❣️
Juda is mah favorite character, and his relationship with PC is so wholesome and needed... it doesnt hurt to be i charge, and doesnt hurt being that person that supports them, especially when they work together so well :3
I can't believe you spelled Judah without an h and then managed to go ahead and spell my with an h. Well played!
Agree. Also Judah is hot af.
i love her, she’s the one character in BH that i feel like i’ve met in real life and the kind of person you ultimately wanna stay friends with
“No matter how succesful a woman is, it will always be compared with the maximum female achievement, being a wife and a mother.”
My god, that sounded harsh and true at the same time.
Also if you really want that life as a woman, then go for it. I get that some people want nothing more than a partner earning the money while they give all their motherly love to the kids. This isn’t meant as sarcastic, I mean it in the most supportive way possible.
It isn’t true. It’s just harsh. Women are expected by society to give up personal dreams and spit out kids. It’s disgusting and I hate it
@ Moony Exactly. If you want to be a stay at home wife and/ or mother, go for it. If you want to be unmarried and/or childless, go for it. If you want a successful career and a happy family, go for it. They always say you can’t have both but men have been expected to have a fulfilling career AND a happy family with kids for generations! Yet with women they always tell us we need to choose or assume that we will pick one or the other.
@Moony But I’m pretty sure that is what they are calling out. They aren’t saying it is true or right. Just that that is how society views these things now and how they have in the past. Luckily for future generations, these things have been changing and will continue to move forward.
@@bluegirl278 EXACTLY 👏👏👏
@@bluegirl278 EXACTLY 👏👏👏
Like all characters on this show, PC's story is so tragic, wanting so hard to be a mom but she can't - the difference is she finds a way to work on/through it, unlike Bojack
The difference was that the script was written that way irl these women end up raising criminals and die spinsters
@@Sp1n1985 she isn't your mom my guy
@@Sp1n1985 Hello Mr. R/Nice guy
@@Sp1n1985 Hi! I am the adult daughter of a married, successful working woman and I am not a criminal! And while it's true that ambitious working mothers need to get clearly higher results than her male colleagues to recover the experience lost in the maternity leave and eventually rise to the ranks, there is some hope to balance a life besides that.
@@alexandraguardian9840 "married"
I just LOVE how women in BoJack Horseman are written. They're all so different and complex.
that's really how everyone is written in bojack
@@ebbzyann Yeah, and that's beautiful. But it's more obvious with women because they tend to be portrayed rather plain in fiction.
She is just like my mom, an interesting mix of a pragmatic, invulnerable leader, and an emotionally available, advice-giving coach. My mom has also become much less of a workaholic, finding interests outside of it, and feeling at ease with not doing anything sometimes, without feeling worthless because of it
YOUR MOM IS A FCKING LEGEND OMG !!!!
Bless her, your mother is an inspiration 🙏🏻
i wish there are more shows that include people who don't need to be in a relationship to be happy and that it's ok to not be in love, it really but a bitter taste in my mouth when a cold woman or someone who focus on their works is shown as ''incomplete'' because they're not in love, especially when those people are shown to be doing just fine without a partner
Killer queen Joan Holloway in Mad Men is the only one I think.
I like that, however, P.C. was already happy and complete without Judah as his romantic partner, she had already figured things out before being involved with him in that way, and showing something like that is good on its own.
@@Cloverfr yeah I wish people show more characters like Princess at least since most I've seen make me roll my eyes so hard, apparently having a relationship solved everything, at least Princess wanted a relationship but characters like her are often shown at not even interested
those characters also push the idea of ''having a partner complete you'' idea since having a partner isn't going to complete you if you're not already completed
Killer queen I wish there were more shows like Bojack in general :/ sucks Netflix canceled it :( glad they gave them a final season doe );
Same here. I'm 34, single, childless, and fully intend to stay that way until I die because those things just aren't what I want out of life. And I'm tired of people assuming I can't be happy and fulfilled unless I get married and pop out a couple of babies. C'mon, guys, it's 2020, not 1920.
Who else considers Princess Carolyn the best written character of Bojack Horseman?
She’s my favorite 💓
Mine too, she's one of my favourite characters, next to Diane!😻♥️
She’s my role model❤️
Yes! I have a poster of her in my room
@@beepboop756 omg i wanna see
Isn't the best-written character obviously Mr. Peanutbutter... Oh wait, no, he's the best *writing* character. But, as he said, writing is easy. The best-written character is Mr. Adultman. He did a business, and now he writes books.
Everyone needs a P.C. or a Judah in their life.
I love that I can say that I do have a Judah in my life. It's the best.
I am my own P. C
I miss this show already
Ditto, it's only been about two months since the finale aired, yet I already miss this show and its characters so much! 😭😔
@@trinaq YES and it genuinely pains me when people don't love it as much as i do
I just finished the series twice just today and I already miss them
To me, Ruthie is still the best episode of Bojack. Every time I rewatch it, I cry. It was just so perfect and sad.
I really love her character. Even though Diane and Bojack are relatable, Princess Carolyn is the type of character where you know deep down, you want to be like her. Actually, I aspire to be like her
Princess Caroline has always been my favorite character. but I didn’t realize how well-adjusted she is compared to the other characters until now
Of all the characters, I wanted her to be happy the most. 😻😻😻
She's amazing, the only one true role model in this show
Actually I think that spot would, hands down, go to Judah Mannowdog.
Although I agree she is definitely the most functional and productive among the main cast,
PC is just as flawed as the other main characters in the show.
Though success and efficiency alone won't fix her work-life balance, or lead her to happiness.
(Thankfully show, she learned that, so in that regard she is definitely in a good spot at the end of the series.)
@@LinkEX being flawed makes for a better role model than any perfect being. We're all flawed, no matter how we look at it, so surely it's better to model oneself off someone who works with their flaws rather than someone who has none
@@Scanny524 Ah, I see what you mean. When I hear "role model" I think more of an ideal to aspire to.
I'd consider her more of an "inspiring example", in the sense that she isn't an ideal role to be imitated as a whole.
But you have a good point. Since she overcomes her flaws eventually, that does make her an even better role model, since she shows how to overcome those obstacles that we struggle with. (Rather than never having struggled with them.)
But that distinction between "role model" and "example" are some hair-splitting semantics that aren't too well established, and I might even just wrongly picked up on.
Princess Carolyn is what I aspire to be: a badass cat!
Princess Carolyn is everything Robin Scherbatsky couldn't be :(
What even was her job?
Exactly
@@manuam98 she was a news reporter ig
Ohhhhhhhhhhh shieeeeeeeeet
Sad but true
“She is constantly surrounded by male incompetence”
The Adoption Agency: Are we a joke to you
Hey look, it's that phrase that everybody says all the time.
Anthony Wow, you understand what a meme is.👏🏾
@@mabby2937 so you can't criticize lack of creativity now because it's a meme?
Judah: ...
The video is talking specifically about her career, the point was perfectly valid.
I’ve lived so many self-reflecting moments through Princess Carolyn, so many of my worries and actual experiences were presented through her, and the episode in the restaurant - oh my, I’ve watched it so many times, it’s my ultimate TV show catharsis. Sometimes I forget it’s just a cartoon. I am so grateful for this show!
She is not just a strong women character, she is a strong character. Everyone in this world tries to find balance in their lives, and happiness along with it, both men and women. She never gives up, shes positive, shes just the best.
Men aren't allowed to be happy
Marcus INfinity go away incel, stop complaining all over the comment section
Marcus INfinity
*sight*
While I am normally the first to say something like that, in this case it seems like a disservice. She intentionally aspired to be a female role-model, after all.
This isn't true, I get the sentiment you're going for but we need to stop trying to divorce identities from characters. Princess Carolyn could not be rewritten as a male character due to several elements of her character arc being inexorably tied to being a woman. Being a female is an inherent, necessary part of her character and that indeed makes her a strong woman character.
Carolyn is one of my favorite characters. She's one of the most grounded in the entire show. She does play off the mean-spirited executive style person, but she also has a soft side as well. She wants to suceed but shit just keeps coming her way. She's definitely a role-model for hard working people and I think of her all the time when I do things.
Princess Carolyn is the reason I watch the show. I am so driven to achieve my goals. I want domesticity too. PC does not view becoming a mother as a huge burden on her shoulders. When Dianne gets an abortion while PC is trying to get pregnant, she doesn’t make Dianne feel like a terrible person for making that choice. She in fact offers her words of comfort, “you don’t have to explain anything to anyone”. She breaks the stereotype of “working woman” and embraces her motherhood & workaholism by managing not to fall into a mother’s guilt & also not compromise on her dreams. Initially, she feels that her routine with Ruthie is weighing on her, but once she forms a bond with Ruthie, things start getting easier. She puts up with a lot of sexism & thankless clients, but nothing makes her despise her job. She once questions why she took this job up. Success doesn’t come to her overnight. She worked at length for 23 years to get there. In the first episode, from her interaction with BoJack, I thought, “Oh, what a cold & rude person she is”. I eventually understood that that kind of shrewdness is a demand of her job. I love her & I never thought that an animated pink feline character would become one of my idols. 🧚🏻♀️
I can't explain why she's my favorite character, cause she isn't even the one I relate the most, but I just love her so much. She's truly the best.
If my life is anything like hers when I’m 40, I’ll be more than proud of myself
It's weird how I as a 22 year old already relate to the 'working woman'-career. And yes, Princess Carolyn is my favorite character in the show.
Recently I've decided to give myself a fresh start, let go of some pretty bad habits I had. So I got this pink orchid and when my boyfriend saw me with it, he said "Hey, you gotta name your plant, right?" and I instantly replied "Princess Carolyn". Because she's such an inspiration. I want it to remind me that I can do it, it's all about the attitude.
PC is the true representation I've been searching my whole life in movies and books to relate to.
I love her character, if I am being honest.
Ditto, Amy Sedaris voices her so brilliantly! 😻
@@trinaq yess! exactly.
I hate that many movies about working women makes them choose between work and marriage, and they make it look like that being a working woman is sad and depressing and that what she really needed all along was to quit and become a house wife. I love that princess Carolyn has found a perfect balance rather than being forced to choose one or the other
It’s great to see a show really pull off the working woman character really. So many shows try to have one and end up making her unpleasant and dislikable bc they push one angle just that bit too far. Princess Carolyn manages to stay human and rootable throughout the series and is easily one of the best characters of the bunch.
Her birthday episode still makes me so damn sad, I've wanted a perfect ending for her ever since. Happy she found it.
12:50 Nitpick: Princess Carolyn is not the only one unable to see through “Vincent Adultman”. Most of the characters inexplicably can’t. BoJack is one of the few who can.
I love how her wedding represents the the two halves of her life. The left one represents her work and career and the other one represents her being a mother and a lover.
I love that Judah and PC get together. It was a pleasant surprise. He clearly adores her and it isn't because he NEEDS her.
She is my absolute favorite character in the show! She and Todd, who's her total opposite.
Yes! This channel definetely needed a Princess Carolyn video. Also, I love her.
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I'm glad she eventually became a mother and married the right person in the end. She deserved her happy ending so much!
I love PC. She is the most level headed character on Bojack Horseman and often takes care of everyone.
Princess Carolyn is hands down one of the best characters in the show, especially since even though she let's most of her work life get in the way of a lot of things, she never lets that get her down and she doesn't give up on anything or anyone not her clients or herself, that's one of the reasons why i like PC, she's a strong willed and empowered woman, in fact in my opinion she's a living example of what a working woman is today.
I don't have anything to add, this video has me in tears. It hits all the best points of PC as a character and why she deserves happiness. Great job, and thank you!
When I think of PC and her marriage to Judah, I think of the saying, “The healer also needs healing. The planner also needs surprises. The giver also needs to receive. The thoughtful also needs to be thought of. The considerate also need to be considered.” And I love how she found someone like that for herself. It gives me hope that I can find my Judah one day too ❤️
I've always identified primarily with Diane, and feared that I might become a Bojack. But this video showed me that I also have a lot in common with PC. Great video!
Undoubtedly the best character in bojack, she's such an icon, her positivity rubs off on my depressing lonesome self, and i loved that feeling :')
The Take and Wisecrack teaming up is like when two good friends finally get together after years of circling in fringe friend groups. Then we all drink wine and talk about philosophical applications to pop culture. I love this, thanks for the content!
I just realized this video is working women...talking about working women.
For some reason, I was searching through all of this channel’s videos just yesterday looking for one about PC! No idea why I though there was one already, but I’m so happy that there’s one now! She my fave.
Bojack to PC : “ raising a Todd”
i see a lot of me in her. i sacrificed a lot to get to where i am. princess carolyn is a reflection of not just a working woman, she's the reflection of the modern-day complicated woman: one with hopes, dreams, and a will as tough as nails to reach them.
I absolutely love the way they resolved the conflict between PC and Vanessa Gecko. I'm happy they didn't pit them against each other over their femininity. Rather, it happened because both are competitive people and have something the other doesn't have.
Princess Carolyn is without doubt the best character in the whole Bojack Horseman's series.
Im happy that at the end, Princess Carolyn got all the cardboard boxes, tissue paper and pieces of string she's always wanted.
12:50 Only BOJACK can see that it’s three children stacked one on top of the other wearing a trench coat. It’s everyone else (including PC) that fail to acknowledge that. When they break up, the language PC uses implies that she’s known all along that he’s three children stacked one on top of the other wearing a trench coat but she never directly addresses it.
I think the tongue twisters were done to annoy the voice actor. The writers wrote one, the voice actor loathed it and then the writers annoyed her by making her do loads.
That's even funnier 😂
I gasped silently for a minute when I saw this, literary. Thank you for this
I love your channel, I love Wisecrack, I love BoJack Horseman, I love Princess Carolyn. You guys made my day.
I think the main reason Princess Carollyn is loved by the majority of the fandom is she accepts the life as it is. She improves herself, adjust her attitude to get fit in the harsh reality. She is not hypocrisy as Daniel, she knows being woman is difficult but she doesn't only judge other people to make it easier. She made it herself
The original show about life and death and the philosophy of death giving meaning to life was HBO's Six Feet Under which is a total masterpiece and still hold's up today. It's a perfect "tragic comedy" just like Bojack and if you haven't seen it's a must watch!!! There is so much to analyze about the show as the characters are all deeply flawed, complex, and so human. It's a masterclass in acting and writing and personally I felt the quality of the show never dipped during its 5 seasons. It's also so worth watching for the series finale which is considered by many to be the greatest ending to a show
Without hesitation my favorite character of the show. She inspires me. I really admire her for being so determine.
We needed this analysis so badly
I love Princess Carolyn! She's the cats meow! :)
Wtf, I feel like The Take reads my mind. When I was watching Gilmore Girls the other day, you uploaded about that, and I was watching series 4 of Bojack yesterday and now you upload about my favourite character! Honestly, I see a lot of myself in PC, and I'm so happy she got her happy ending.
Just a small correction... You said everyone but Carolyn knows Vincent Adultman is three kids stacked on top of each other, but it's actually that nobody but Bojack knows it.
As it turns out this is a crossover episode
OMG GUYS!!!! I've been waiting for this since I discovered you, thank you so much!!! 🙊🙊🙊🙊❤️
PC deserves the world. I was so glad in the first as when she finally earned it.
a tangled fog of pulsating yearning in the shape of a woman.
I want a spin-off show focusing on the lives of princess Carolyn and Diane in the year that Bojack was in prison. We have seen both these women struggle throughout the entirety of the show and we have seen them get their happy ending. I wanted to see 'how' they got there - Dianne's move and wedding, princess Carolyn's career and life.
My favorite character. She would be an amazing mother. Such a confident mother, thats what women need
She is the most realest of them all, relatable icon she is
Hell yeah! Judah was the best choice for her. He actually takes care of her while giving her independence.
as a workaholic woman who struggles with work-life balance and the constant reminder that you have to choose between your work or your personal life I cried watching this video. And also give me some hope of a better future.
Yessss more analysis of this exceptional series! thank youu :)
I've been waiting for this! Thanks ❤️❤️❤️
BJHM makes a good point about how that whole thing about 'opposite attracts' might be truth in a superficial level but in the long run it's unsustainable (BoJack e PC, Diane and Mr. Peanutbutter, BoJack and Diane in a platonic view... other couples I'm not remembering right now). Attraction/liking someone alone isn't enough to hold a wholesome relationship, after all. You have to be able to live and support each other and that can't happen if you have different views on core life structures or if your personalities are just crashing against each other all the time to the point you can't agree on anything and one side has to compromise a lot.
Judah and PC was not a couple I predicted or even thought of but the moment they appeared, I was so damn surprised and pleased. Because they work, you know they do because you already saw them around each other, they have the same mentality and know each other. They fit. And I was so happy to see them in the end.
My favorite character on Bojack. LOVE her
Dear, the Take,
You are incredible, I wish you more views!
Your channel has been blessing me this month with so many fantastic videos
Reminds me of Yennifer. She literally had it all but still needed to have a baby.
My absolute favorite character of the show!!! I'm so glad she succeeded!!!
It's great to see you talk about Bojack Horseman as a series. I'd love to see more ( :
Awesome video, I'm so glad you guys haven't stopped the Bojack videos. Speaking of working women who buck convention with a roundhouse kick to the face, Can we get a deep-dive on Kimberly Wexler from Better Call Saul?
PC just emanates power without being arrogant she’s realistic but compassionate independent but cares for others & constantly fights for what she wants ugh a perfect woman if she was real😂😂😍😍
I think that would be interesting that you made an analysis of Todd. Todd is interesting character to explore and there arent many videos that
to delve into him.
Thank you for this. I got my mom to watch the show with me, and it's completely different to watch it with a 50+ years woman than to do it with your age peers, and the first thing that I noticed is how much she is like Carolyn in many aspects. We need an episode about Todd, because the first time I saw it, I thought that he was saying goodbye to Bojack, but now I believe that it was kind of a father-son relationship and that he is going to be the one taking care of an old Bojack.