Sarah Lynn kept trying to talk about her trauma throughout this episode and Bojack blew her off every single time. When she says it should be illegal to make children act and that she didn't have a choice, and Bojack just thinks thats depressing and changes the subject. Even though suggesting to go to the planetarium was a nice thing, it was still to avoid having to listen to Sarah Lynn's pain, partly because he is directly responsible for a lot of it. And even in the last few moments of the episode, Bojack wasn't talking about _them_. He was talking about himself. His fears about not being remembered. Sarah Lynn will be remembered. But what does that even matter when her life has been so shitty?
And going to the planetarium was related to Sarah Lynn's true passion: architecture. Even until her last moments, her desire to be an architect was blown off by everyone.
Yeah, Imon, you got it right about Sarah Lynn's step father. It is heavily implied in a few subtle instances throughout the show that he has been sexually abusive to her since she was a little girl. Sarah Lynn in general is, as far as I'm concerned, one of the most tragic characters in TV history in spite of the little screen time she has (although the lack of screen time kinda drives the point of Bojack not really caring about her). Grew up in fame and little privacy which probably completely warped her worldview and perception of other people, used and taken advantage of by everyone, including her own mother and the one she internalized as a father figure, treated as a spectacle by the media, then died an undignified death at a depressingly young age, full of longing for a childhood she never had. A grim and poignant commentary on how show business commodifies, abuses then spits out young talent when they're not profitable.
@@johndough3809 They've watched this episode in, like, November or December. The recordings of the reactions for complete shows happen months before they're put up on Patreon and TH-cam
Sarah Lynn got to choose where to go twice during that whole bender. AA and the planetarium. Going to AA during a bender is clearly a huge cry for help and Bojack decides to "win" at it by talking about a super fucked up thing he did. Not realizing he's smack in the middle of doing another super fucked up thing.
It’s something this show does quite well. I know in one of the later seasons when SPOILERS [[When bojack gets addicted to pain medication, I had a brief period of time where I was addicted to benzodiazepines, and I found the way the show demonstrates some of that confusion and not knowing what is going on was something the show did incredibly well]]
The show's depiction of addiction and mental illness in general is very realistic and respectful. I mean, I only have depression, but I don't think any media dealing with it clicked as much with me as Bojack did.
@@code8825 i was addicted to pain killers and yep that was a scary depiction of it. The mixing with alcohol, the dazed feeling of just floating. Numbness. The angry outbursts. Fuck man that shit takes me back to a dark place
If you ever decide to rewatch this series, you will notice all the foreshadowing and long game jokes the show has been planting since the very beginning. For example, Sarah Lynn's last words "I wanna be an architect." You'll notice that she's been bringing up her interest in architecture since her very first scenes.
@@psk.n It should actually be sooner, since they said in this video they’ll be going up to 2 episodes a week, so they should be at s5e11 in about 3 months 🤗
@Cannibal Teddy Probably tied with season 6’s episode 15 for me as my favorite Bojack episode- but the season 4 ep 11 hits a little different than the others- emotionally harrowing, but almost uplifting and more bitter sweet rather than just straight up tragic and/or unsettling and terrifying like most of the others
All of Bojack's "amends" are exactly how Sarah Lynn describes it at the beginning of this episode: They're flimsy, superficial ways of feeling better after wallowing in your own self-pity for doing something shitty to the people who care about you. That's why Herb Kazzaz rejected Bojack's apology in season 1 and why Charlotte did not leave that door open for Bojack in season 2. It's also why the "It's You"-moment happened and was so striking.
Their bender was about 6 or 7 weeks. Thats how long it usually takes between the Oscar Nominees and the Oscar's. I'm an alcoholic who was also heavy into drugs for 5 years. This show got me into NA and clean but im still working on alcohol. Bojack is super relatable to me. Inrelate to Diane, Bojack and PC. I had a shitty childhood and my dad was abusive especially when my mom left us with no contact, depression AND alcoholism runs in my family and I drew the wrong cards. Im in the process of getting sober ever since Bojack ended. I've been on benders like this before. My longest was 2 weeks and a 6 week one like this is definitely death for anyone in real life. This is absolutely it though. Blackout after blackout. Dark thought after dark thought. Happy fun times in between that make you do more to chase that feeling because you desperately want to be happy. I dont think any show is more realistic in portraying mental illness and family/abuse issues than this show about animated anthropomorphic animals. Many psychologists think so too actually. In all reality it is an amazing show. It has helped me on the path to recovery and so many others. It also helps those who don't understand to understand. Especially the fact that Bojack is famous. It helps people realize what its like and that it can happen to anyone. The richest of the rich or the poorest of the poor. This is one of the few episodes that I always cry to. Im a 35 almost 36 year old man and I still cry to episodes of an animated show about talking animals haha. This really hits hard though. Especially thinking back to my teenage years. I've lost friends to mental illness and in the past 10 years being in my 30s I've also lost friends to substances. Thats the worst part of growing up. If you have mental issues you are attracted to those who also suffer. They understand you. You understand eachother. But then over time you make things worse for eachother. You feel guilty you csnt help them or thay you're making them worse. You get to an all time low if one of them ends up dying because of it because "you should have helped" "you could have stopped it... but you didn't". Bojack really does change lives. It sounds like an edgy teen thing to say but its the truth. When my daughter grows up a little more im going to watch this with her. If she gets depression from me im going to be super hurt. Me and my fiance are trying so hard to be good parents. Me especially because I want her to NOT be like me. She is going to experience alcohol with me when she's of legal age and ill be damned if she tries it before. I'll be strict but loving. Once she's legal age I will do whatever drug she wants WITH her. I want to know she's okay. I want her to be okay in life. Better than me. If I can talk her out of something I will. If not I'll do it with her. She's my daughter. She's my life. She's one of the few reasons I have to not kill myself. The peoppe I care about have always been the reason. Back when I was a teen going on week long benders I didn't care if I died or not. Why would I when I had nobody? My parents were the reason I didn't. I had friends but not close. When I moved out I met a girl and I didn't for her. She became my fiance and we are a couple months away from being married. I don't because of her, my daughter and my Mom still. My mom was always caring and supportive. It was only my dad who was abusive and drunk. But yeah, the things keeping me from killing myself are my family and friends. I dont care if I die. Ill feel nothing. Why would I care if its not feeling the way I do anymore? I have people I care about though. They need me. I need them. Bojack helped me with this more than I can explain. Its generally the case that those who suffer from depression cannot explain nor relate to those who do not suffer. People without it do not understand us. We can't explain the feelings to them and can't relate so its hard to make connections. The best thing is finding others who suffer but it ends up making you worse. Once you grow up a little like I did, you'll realize that while this is true, you can also help people. I helped my best friend who happens to be a woman while I had a fiance. She was totally aware of me helping my friend and we let her stay in our apartment. We were the closest friends both of us have ever had. I love her and she loves me. Love is not JUST for family and significant others. I love her and I love all my friends. Deeply and fully. I would do anything to keep them safe and alive and help them. And I have. Bojack has helped me, I introduced them years back and I've stayed by them through their recovery. We all still use and semi-abuse alcohol but its expected. Long term alcoholics and narcotic abusers don't quit something forever. We need something to numb ourselves. We have all found our significant other to help us more though. Its been a long process but the last of my friends has found his last year. We all have people we care about. More than half of us have kids now. Im probably all over the place but its because im drunk. I get drunk almost every night when my fiance goes to sleep to help me feel better and sleep better. It numbs the bad thoughts. I watch these videos and others to see people who understand. If really helps me and I absolutely love them. Keep up the great videos and many other including myself lobe this series. I especially love your discussions and I can't wait for a podcast. Much love, -Dustin and friends
Dude the fact that you don't want your kid to end up like you, and you don't want her to drink and do drugs(hopefully just marijuana) until she's of age and healthily introduced to it, shows that you are gonna be a good father. Remember this everyday, moderate the drinking, and you'll do good!👍 I'll be praying for you and your family/friends!🙏
@@theawsomeauger2063 haha i am Scottish and was raided in a family of those who still fully believes in the old Scotland/Norseman Mythology. Thank you though 😊
"But everything's good when you go to the planetarium." ... Welcome to the majesty and horror that is the second to last episode of a BoJack season. Everytime you watch one, you know something big is about to go down, and that feeling lasts throughout the rest of the series. You two rock, love your reactions. Watching you two is like watching it again for the first time, remembering all the feelings I felt back then.
Bojack's toasts and quotes "To life and being done with it." with Sarah Lynn right before they begin their bender adventure. Sometimes you really gotta be careful what you wish for.
On rewatch, having made it all the way through the series, what really gets to me in this episode is when Bojack tells Sarah Lynn he loves her- I feel his sincerity, and I’m sure he really felt it and meant it, but damn...
During the "Prickly Muffin"song in season 1, we see the Planetarium. Good foreshadowing! The lifeguard story is important in context with her and Bojack. You can't save everyone and you can put yourself into danger, meaning that two people will die. It doesn't mean "You're a lifeguard, but you should let people die."or anything like that. It just means "You can't save everyone and if you keep trying, you'll end up sinking as well." Yeah, theres a bunch of references to the disturbing truth, that Sarah Lynn was molested by her stepfather. In one episode, she hides out in Bojack's dressing room because "Her stepfather is in hers and acting weird." She also knows what bear fur tastes like, which adds to the squick factor.
yes, you can snort heroin. You can smoke it too. Thats how most people start with heroin because no one likes the idea of sticking a needle into your own body. But when people get curious they start by snorting or smoking and after a while eventually start shooting to get the "most out of it".
This is one of the best episodes of the series (which means one of the best episodes of TV ever, since the series is a masterpiece), and it's still only the 4th best episode 11 in my opinion. The best three are yet to come.
My friend had overdosed weeks before I saw this episode . I was drunk and high when I watched this episode and it fucking broke me . I’ll never forget how hard that ending was to watch .
10:23 It’s a stylistic choice, not a literal earthquake or even a real flashback... I think you guys took a lot of what was drug hallucination induced scenes as something real. This episode was largely a drug trip, so I’m not sure how you got that impression on the “earthquake”.
Not caring/paying attention mostly. It was obvious that most jokes didn't even land. "That's so funny" while not even laughing. They were puzzled why Bojack fired PC. They didn't care
Hopefully you guys are able to start two a week with Bojack soon! Another great reaction, although I can see why you held the bulk of the discussion until after the finale
I just watched this episode for the first time and its really got me feeling stuff. The whole episode was really well written. Sarah Lynn was incredibly well written. She was reaching out for help at every opportunity and being shut down, the running theme being no one tells her no, which Bojack rejects and forgets about entirely, ultimately being killed by Bojack (the drug). Its incredibly sad
I think when BoJack isn't high, his mind is compartmentalizing and deflecting the thoughts of guilt (which he always has). When he's high - the aspects his ego and his anxiety that otherwise keep him from facing that guilt fall away, and in that state he is actually motivated enough to do something - tell the people he cares about that he loves them and is sorry .. which becaue he's high as fuck, doesn't work out too well. Also - notably - when he opens up to the guilt, he almost but not quite makes the connection that apologizing is not enough and that you have to commit to very uncomfortable reflection and change. And this time, with that little reminder from his glovebox with the "BoJack"-label ... the consequences may be a little more immediate and ... irreconcilable than usual. In general - it seems to me that guilt and desire to atone and be a better person are there, at the bottom of his feeling about himself and the people around him - joined of course by selfish and self-destructive patterns and spirals of thought and action. But he does love the people around him and doesn't want them to get hurt, which contributes to sober him being unable to face the magnitude of hurt he caused and continues to cause to those around him both directly and indirectly through his self-destructive behavior. It's of course a very extreme case with BoJack - but I think for more of us than we like to think/admit to ourselves, there are some aspects to these patterns of thought and behavior of the characters in BoJack which (to a lesser degree maybe) we can relate to ourselves. What a show... I love its reflections on the human condition and the quirks, idiosyncrasies, and tragedies of human relationships - to significant others, to family, friends and to oneself. When it hits a little a close to home sometimes - that makes it all the more significant of an artistic achievement.
Anna spanicopita told bojack to let people drown sometimes. Bojack grows up thinking everyone that’s family suffers but swims together knowing that you aren’t drowning alone. When he’s with Sarah he’s drowning with her and she’s drowning too they go to the extreme because they both are unhappy in similar ways drowning. He constantly checks with her but they’ve been partying for a long time and they’re both running on fumes. They keep going until they give out and at that point he wonders do I keep treading water with them or do we really drown together. His heart didn’t give out like hers did but they both were dying.
@@GatileoGatilei U want the link lol? Or are you cool with waiting. (It’s the full episode timer tho. So it doesn’t show and u have to play the actual episode on a different device while their reaction is also playin)
(SPOILER ALERT) except for the view from halfway down, totally thought bojack was dead, kinda wish he did die because the thought that he wasn't going to live made that episode so much more impactful
Yes... you can totally snort heroin, same as cocaine... just don't ever shoot either in your veins... fucking horrifying and something I will NEVER ever do
I love how this episode hints at the passage of time. Last episode Mr. Peanutbutter and Todd hosted the Oscars and there's another Oscar ceremony in this episode. That means Bojack and Sarah Lynn went on a bender for about a year.
that previously was just the nominations, now it was the actual awarding. there's roughly 6 weeks inbetween normally, so their bender was probably also around that length.
@@GatileoGatilei No way. The whole Bojack & Sarah-Lynn segment was pure art considering both characters arcs and that ending with him pouring his heart and thinking his finally found something worth it only for her to die is just beautiful. Then Free Churo is a close second for me followed by the Secretariat Talk Show Episode and The Flashback Butterscotch & His BH's Mom episode then the Fly re-building the house episode
It's an interesting episode to think about... Sarah Lynn seems to be a horrible character, she's such a bitch... And she isn't even in most episodes, so we don't develope a close relationship as we do with the other characters.. And yet when she dies we all feel it
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everyone in sarah lynn's life failed her miserably full stop
She was doomed from the very beginning
Sarah Lynn kept trying to talk about her trauma throughout this episode and Bojack blew her off every single time. When she says it should be illegal to make children act and that she didn't have a choice, and Bojack just thinks thats depressing and changes the subject. Even though suggesting to go to the planetarium was a nice thing, it was still to avoid having to listen to Sarah Lynn's pain, partly because he is directly responsible for a lot of it.
And even in the last few moments of the episode, Bojack wasn't talking about _them_. He was talking about himself. His fears about not being remembered. Sarah Lynn will be remembered. But what does that even matter when her life has been so shitty?
And going to the planetarium was related to Sarah Lynn's true passion: architecture. Even until her last moments, her desire to be an architect was blown off by everyone.
"Everything's good when you go to the planetarium" whoops lol
no way she just said that😂
I cringed so hard when she said that ...
Planetariums will never have the same meaning to you after this.
Epic Fail
That was a big oooff moment XD
Yeah, Imon, you got it right about Sarah Lynn's step father. It is heavily implied in a few subtle instances throughout the show that he has been sexually abusive to her since she was a little girl. Sarah Lynn in general is, as far as I'm concerned, one of the most tragic characters in TV history in spite of the little screen time she has (although the lack of screen time kinda drives the point of Bojack not really caring about her). Grew up in fame and little privacy which probably completely warped her worldview and perception of other people, used and taken advantage of by everyone, including her own mother and the one she internalized as a father figure, treated as a spectacle by the media, then died an undignified death at a depressingly young age, full of longing for a childhood she never had. A grim and poignant commentary on how show business commodifies, abuses then spits out young talent when they're not profitable.
And then he fucking accepts her award for her. She starts spiraling right after that, which I don't think was only because of missing the ceremony :/
Britney. Spears.
They still thought she could have been alive... cool spoiler.
@@johndough3809 They've watched this episode in, like, November or December. The recordings of the reactions for complete shows happen months before they're put up on Patreon and TH-cam
and remember when they were looking for herbs book, and she said she knew what bear fur tasted like? i just,,,,ugh
Sarah Lynn got to choose where to go twice during that whole bender. AA and the planetarium. Going to AA during a bender is clearly a huge cry for help and Bojack decides to "win" at it by talking about a super fucked up thing he did. Not realizing he's smack in the middle of doing another super fucked up thing.
What's a AA
@@zappinglegosAlcoholics Anonymous
The scariest part is that this episode is a pretty good depiction of what its like to be on a binge and go through blackouts
It’s something this show does quite well. I know in one of the later seasons when SPOILERS
[[When bojack gets addicted to pain medication, I had a brief period of time where I was addicted to benzodiazepines, and I found the way the show demonstrates some of that confusion and not knowing what is going on was something the show did incredibly well]]
The show's depiction of addiction and mental illness in general is very realistic and respectful. I mean, I only have depression, but I don't think any media dealing with it clicked as much with me as Bojack did.
@@code8825 i was addicted to pain killers and yep that was a scary depiction of it. The mixing with alcohol, the dazed feeling of just floating. Numbness. The angry outbursts. Fuck man that shit takes me back to a dark place
@@chelronin7843 Welcome back. We've missed you here.
I tried Xanax once and mixed it with alcohol. That’s what it felt like.
If you ever decide to rewatch this series, you will notice all the foreshadowing and long game jokes the show has been planting since the very beginning. For example, Sarah Lynn's last words "I wanna be an architect." You'll notice that she's been bringing up her interest in architecture since her very first scenes.
The Prickly Muffin music video, which was her first adult appearance on the show, was actually filmed in the Planetarium...
Even little things like the princess di line :( rewatches are brutal fr
Admit it, all of you were waiting to see the reaction to this episode for a very long time.
And we are marching forward to s4e11 in 3 months
Guilty as charged...
@@psk.n It should actually be sooner, since they said in this video they’ll be going up to 2 episodes a week, so they should be at s5e11 in about 3 months 🤗
Omg yeeeeeess I was so badly waiting for so long since s1 ep1
@Cannibal Teddy Probably tied with season 6’s episode 15 for me as my favorite Bojack episode- but the season 4 ep 11 hits a little different than the others- emotionally harrowing, but almost uplifting and more bitter sweet rather than just straight up tragic and/or unsettling and terrifying like most of the others
All of Bojack's "amends" are exactly how Sarah Lynn describes it at the beginning of this episode: They're flimsy, superficial ways of feeling better after wallowing in your own self-pity for doing something shitty to the people who care about you. That's why Herb Kazzaz rejected Bojack's apology in season 1 and why Charlotte did not leave that door open for Bojack in season 2. It's also why the "It's You"-moment happened and was so striking.
Their bender was about 6 or 7 weeks. Thats how long it usually takes between the Oscar Nominees and the Oscar's. I'm an alcoholic who was also heavy into drugs for 5 years. This show got me into NA and clean but im still working on alcohol. Bojack is super relatable to me. Inrelate to Diane, Bojack and PC. I had a shitty childhood and my dad was abusive especially when my mom left us with no contact, depression AND alcoholism runs in my family and I drew the wrong cards. Im in the process of getting sober ever since Bojack ended. I've been on benders like this before. My longest was 2 weeks and a 6 week one like this is definitely death for anyone in real life. This is absolutely it though. Blackout after blackout. Dark thought after dark thought. Happy fun times in between that make you do more to chase that feeling because you desperately want to be happy. I dont think any show is more realistic in portraying mental illness and family/abuse issues than this show about animated anthropomorphic animals. Many psychologists think so too actually. In all reality it is an amazing show. It has helped me on the path to recovery and so many others. It also helps those who don't understand to understand. Especially the fact that Bojack is famous. It helps people realize what its like and that it can happen to anyone. The richest of the rich or the poorest of the poor. This is one of the few episodes that I always cry to. Im a 35 almost 36 year old man and I still cry to episodes of an animated show about talking animals haha. This really hits hard though. Especially thinking back to my teenage years. I've lost friends to mental illness and in the past 10 years being in my 30s I've also lost friends to substances. Thats the worst part of growing up. If you have mental issues you are attracted to those who also suffer. They understand you. You understand eachother. But then over time you make things worse for eachother. You feel guilty you csnt help them or thay you're making them worse. You get to an all time low if one of them ends up dying because of it because "you should have helped" "you could have stopped it... but you didn't". Bojack really does change lives. It sounds like an edgy teen thing to say but its the truth. When my daughter grows up a little more im going to watch this with her. If she gets depression from me im going to be super hurt. Me and my fiance are trying so hard to be good parents. Me especially because I want her to NOT be like me. She is going to experience alcohol with me when she's of legal age and ill be damned if she tries it before. I'll be strict but loving. Once she's legal age I will do whatever drug she wants WITH her. I want to know she's okay. I want her to be okay in life. Better than me. If I can talk her out of something I will. If not I'll do it with her. She's my daughter. She's my life. She's one of the few reasons I have to not kill myself. The peoppe I care about have always been the reason. Back when I was a teen going on week long benders I didn't care if I died or not. Why would I when I had nobody? My parents were the reason I didn't. I had friends but not close. When I moved out I met a girl and I didn't for her. She became my fiance and we are a couple months away from being married. I don't because of her, my daughter and my Mom still. My mom was always caring and supportive. It was only my dad who was abusive and drunk. But yeah, the things keeping me from killing myself are my family and friends. I dont care if I die. Ill feel nothing. Why would I care if its not feeling the way I do anymore? I have people I care about though. They need me. I need them. Bojack helped me with this more than I can explain. Its generally the case that those who suffer from depression cannot explain nor relate to those who do not suffer. People without it do not understand us. We can't explain the feelings to them and can't relate so its hard to make connections. The best thing is finding others who suffer but it ends up making you worse. Once you grow up a little like I did, you'll realize that while this is true, you can also help people. I helped my best friend who happens to be a woman while I had a fiance. She was totally aware of me helping my friend and we let her stay in our apartment. We were the closest friends both of us have ever had. I love her and she loves me. Love is not JUST for family and significant others. I love her and I love all my friends. Deeply and fully. I would do anything to keep them safe and alive and help them. And I have. Bojack has helped me, I introduced them years back and I've stayed by them through their recovery. We all still use and semi-abuse alcohol but its expected. Long term alcoholics and narcotic abusers don't quit something forever. We need something to numb ourselves. We have all found our significant other to help us more though. Its been a long process but the last of my friends has found his last year. We all have people we care about. More than half of us have kids now. Im probably all over the place but its because im drunk. I get drunk almost every night when my fiance goes to sleep to help me feel better and sleep better. It numbs the bad thoughts. I watch these videos and others to see people who understand. If really helps me and I absolutely love them. Keep up the great videos and many other including myself lobe this series. I especially love your discussions and I can't wait for a podcast. Much love,
-Dustin and friends
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Thank you for sharing.
Dude the fact that you don't want your kid to end up like you, and you don't want her to drink and do drugs(hopefully just marijuana) until she's of age and healthily introduced to it, shows that you are gonna be a good father. Remember this everyday, moderate the drinking, and you'll do good!👍
I'll be praying for you and your family/friends!🙏
@@theawsomeauger2063 haha i am Scottish and was raided in a family of those who still fully believes in the old Scotland/Norseman Mythology. Thank you though 😊
@@TheMilkMan8008 Yeah man no problem!👍
"Everything's good when you go to the planetarium." Famous last words...
Remember the warning we got about the heroin?
Bojack Kills
"But everything's good when you go to the planetarium."
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Welcome to the majesty and horror that is the second to last episode of a BoJack season. Everytime you watch one, you know something big is about to go down, and that feeling lasts throughout the rest of the series. You two rock, love your reactions. Watching you two is like watching it again for the first time, remembering all the feelings I felt back then.
Worth pointing out that Diane, Todd, and Princess Carolyn are all missing from the intro, after Bojack pushed them all away.
Damn I never noticed that
They even each disappear after the specific episode he pushes them out, one character at a time
Bojack's toasts and quotes "To life and being done with it." with Sarah Lynn right before they begin their bender adventure. Sometimes you really gotta be careful what you wish for.
On rewatch, having made it all the way through the series, what really gets to me in this episode is when Bojack tells Sarah Lynn he loves her- I feel his sincerity, and I’m sure he really felt it and meant it, but damn...
I'm surprised you were able to see that was Sarah Lynn's stepfather. It took a youtube video for me to finally get that small hint.
Oh God. We got another "episode 11" on our hands
“Right, Sara Lynn?.....Sara Lynn?....”
During the "Prickly Muffin"song in season 1, we see the Planetarium. Good foreshadowing!
The lifeguard story is important in context with her and Bojack. You can't save everyone and you can put yourself into danger, meaning that two people will die. It doesn't mean "You're a lifeguard, but you should let people die."or anything like that. It just means "You can't save everyone and if you keep trying, you'll end up sinking as well."
Yeah, theres a bunch of references to the disturbing truth, that Sarah Lynn was molested by her stepfather. In one episode, she hides out in Bojack's dressing room because "Her stepfather is in hers and acting weird." She also knows what bear fur tastes like, which adds to the squick factor.
I have personally never been more devastated by the words " I wanna be an architect" in my entire life.
This episode hits hard. Hard to forget it.
yes, you can snort heroin. You can smoke it too. Thats how most people start with heroin because no one likes the idea of sticking a needle into your own body. But when people get curious they start by snorting or smoking and after a while eventually start shooting to get the "most out of it".
Poor Sarah Lynn. The lifestyle was too much man.
When I saw this I said "oh my god," then instantly clicked it. I'm sad but excited as this is one of the saddest episodes in the whole show
Which is saying a lot.
I'm so glad you guys are loving this show. It's so underappreciated!
Now i have to wait a week for a new reaction, that's too much, man!
This is one of the best episodes of the series (which means one of the best episodes of TV ever, since the series is a masterpiece), and it's still only the 4th best episode 11 in my opinion. The best three are yet to come.
"but everything's good when you go to the planetarium"
My fav episode of the series for sure
My friend had overdosed weeks before I saw this episode . I was drunk and high when I watched this episode and it fucking broke me . I’ll never forget how hard that ending was to watch .
Words can't express how my heart breaks for you brother. But I am glad that you are *here* with us to watch this still.
"Everything's good when you go to the planetarium."
"Sure... Yes..."
Yeaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
First time I saw this episode, I was depressed and on acid.
10:23 It’s a stylistic choice, not a literal earthquake or even a real flashback... I think you guys took a lot of what was drug hallucination induced scenes as something real. This episode was largely a drug trip, so I’m not sure how you got that impression on the “earthquake”.
Not caring/paying attention mostly. It was obvious that most jokes didn't even land. "That's so funny" while not even laughing. They were puzzled why Bojack fired PC. They didn't care
more lighthearted chuckles with bojack horseman
Hopefully you guys are able to start two a week with Bojack soon! Another great reaction, although I can see why you held the bulk of the discussion until after the finale
"You are calm you are thin" definitely use those lines to calm myself down
"Can you snort heroin?" Ever seen pulp fiction?
two bojack episodes a week?
Episode 11 is the gut punch always and he’s she died in the planetarium.
Bojack Horseman is my 2 favorite show of all time. Been fun seeing all your reactions.
I just watched this episode for the first time and its really got me feeling stuff. The whole episode was really well written. Sarah Lynn was incredibly well written. She was reaching out for help at every opportunity and being shut down, the running theme being no one tells her no, which Bojack rejects and forgets about entirely, ultimately being killed by Bojack (the drug). Its incredibly sad
*sees notifiication* *practices breathing exercise*
Buddy you'll want to bring your oxygen mask for The view from half way down
From the next episode, there's no Sarah Lynn in the intro.
11:48 XD well almost...
I think when BoJack isn't high, his mind is compartmentalizing and deflecting the thoughts of guilt (which he always has).
When he's high - the aspects his ego and his anxiety that otherwise keep him from facing that guilt fall away, and in that state he is actually motivated enough to do something - tell the people he cares about that he loves them and is sorry .. which becaue he's high as fuck, doesn't work out too well.
Also - notably - when he opens up to the guilt, he almost but not quite makes the connection that apologizing is not enough and that you have to commit to very uncomfortable reflection and change. And this time, with that little reminder from his glovebox with the "BoJack"-label ... the consequences may be a little more immediate and ... irreconcilable than usual.
In general - it seems to me that guilt and desire to atone and be a better person are there, at the bottom of his feeling about himself and the people around him - joined of course by selfish and self-destructive patterns and spirals of thought and action.
But he does love the people around him and doesn't want them to get hurt, which contributes to sober him being unable to face the magnitude of hurt he caused and continues to cause to those around him both directly and indirectly through his self-destructive behavior.
It's of course a very extreme case with BoJack - but I think for more of us than we like to think/admit to ourselves, there are some aspects to these patterns of thought and behavior of the characters in BoJack which (to a lesser degree maybe) we can relate to ourselves.
What a show... I love its reflections on the human condition and the quirks, idiosyncrasies, and tragedies of human relationships - to significant others, to family, friends and to oneself. When it hits a little a close to home sometimes - that makes it all the more significant of an artistic achievement.
Very well said
The little comment about Diana in there. Everything in this series is deliberate.
Oh I have to go get a snack for this one, gonna be a rough reaction!! Whoopee!!😰
this episode, damn
This episode almost made me cry. Which is saying something because I have never cried to a tv show.
thats too much man!
"Everything is good when you go to the planetarium"
- Famous Last Words
i love it when ppl react to bojack horseman omg
gotta first catch up tho!!
this was a heavy episode
Anna spanicopita told bojack to let people drown sometimes. Bojack grows up thinking everyone that’s family suffers but swims together knowing that you aren’t drowning alone. When he’s with Sarah he’s drowning with her and she’s drowning too they go to the extreme because they both are unhappy in similar ways drowning. He constantly checks with her but they’ve been partying for a long time and they’re both running on fumes.
They keep going until they give out and at that point he wonders do I keep treading water with them or do we really drown together. His heart didn’t give out like hers did but they both were dying.
“Everything’s good when you go to the planetarium.” Ooooh yikes 😬
....aaaaaaand the knock down.
"Everythings good when you go to the planetarium"... Oh.
"Everything's good when you go to a planetarium" yeah, it's good... life's good... :')
I came for the avatar, ill stay for the bojack!!!
I cannot wait for season four reaction! It’s my personal favorite! :))
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"I wanna be an architect..."
2 more episodes til season 4...aka the best one (in my opinion)
I'm dying to watch 4x2
@@GatileoGatilei I’ve already seen it...there reactions were...interesting for sure
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@@GatileoGatilei U want the link lol? Or are you cool with waiting. (It’s the full episode timer tho. So it doesn’t show and u have to play the actual episode on a different device while their reaction is also playin)
@@sia6045 uhhhh don't worry, i will wait!
Thanks tho
Now I wanna see the next episode 😆
I think you both know Bojack isn't the type of a show to try and trick you into thinking a character is dead. That's all i'll say.
(SPOILER ALERT)
except for the view from halfway down, totally thought bojack was dead, kinda wish he did die because the thought that he wasn't going to live made that episode so much more impactful
Well, except for the middle of this episode, lol. "SARAH LYNN!" "WHAT?!!!"
Yo Bojack Is A Funny Show
Sarah Lynn: So what is she? Asian Daria or something?
Oh, shit. Here it is. The moment Bojack goes from comedy with intense moments to fuck-you-life-sucks.
Yes... you can totally snort heroin, same as cocaine... just don't ever shoot either in your veins... fucking horrifying and something I will NEVER ever do
it is implied that sarah lynns stepfather sexually harrassed her multiple times its rly sad
"Everythings good when you go to the planetarium"
"You'd think shes just sleeping"
You are both so innocent haha
this is the episode i always view the least on my rewatches because man....
I love how this episode hints at the passage of time. Last episode Mr. Peanutbutter and Todd hosted the Oscars and there's another Oscar ceremony in this episode. That means Bojack and Sarah Lynn went on a bender for about a year.
that previously was just the nominations, now it was the actual awarding. there's roughly 6 weeks inbetween normally, so their bender was probably also around that length.
This and the next episode are just...
This episode was so dark
Do y’all do full reactions on patreon? If not you should
Broke me.
This and Black mirror really like doing depressing themes lol why, really deep great episode & im glad I do t drink much
Im ussualy skip the intro, but, this time, this episode...
🤘🤘
This is the saddest episode ever. 1st place for me as the best episode
Interesting, i always thought this episode was a weak one compared to the other 11's
@@GatileoGatilei No way. The whole Bojack & Sarah-Lynn segment was pure art considering both characters arcs and that ending with him pouring his heart and thinking his finally found something worth it only for her to die is just beautiful.
Then Free Churo is a close second for me followed by the Secretariat Talk Show Episode and The Flashback Butterscotch & His BH's Mom episode then the Fly re-building the house episode
Only blacked out twice in my life...0/10 don't recommend.
What’s it like
@@tylerkoo2819 it's scary, sometimes it's fun, except when you are driving
Please, react next episode!
Nope, she’s dead
It's an interesting episode to think about...
Sarah Lynn seems to be a horrible character, she's such a bitch...
And she isn't even in most episodes, so we don't develope a close relationship as we do with the other characters..
And yet when she dies we all feel it
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Finally someone who wants it too
Nah, assassination class room
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