Online Series: BoJack Horseman
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KesselBuiltMyHotrod
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Only netflix exclusives I've enjoyed to this point are House of Cards and Orange is the New Black. Everything else is very meh. This is just bad.
Who sat there, read these scripts and actually laughed?
EDIT: Granted I only watched the first two...so.
Can you please explain to me what was funny about that? Cause I didn't even crack a slight grin watching that.
Ever see this show called Family Guy?
Who sat there, read these scripts and actually laughed?
EDIT: Granted I only watched the first two...so.
Can you please explain to me what was funny about that? Cause I didn't even crack a slight grin watching that.
Ever see this show called Family Guy?
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Hivemind
We're Touched
I absolutely loved this show. Definitely worth watching the whole way through. It's not a lot of guffaw humor (though there are moments), but rather a lot of dark comedy and in-jokes. This is the realest show about a cartoon horse you're going to find. 
Frozen Fiend
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Diamondillium
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MurrayBannerman
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and loves lasagna.
Such a great show. I've watched it through twice. I hope there's a second season.
Vipers31
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I had just been meaning to bump this thread myself.
I was only loosely aware of the existence of the show, but when I heard Arnett was in it, that was enough to give it a chance. I'll probably wrap up the season in the next hour. I'm really enjoying it.
I'm not sure whether it got better over the course of the season - both in terms of story-telling and humor - or whether it just took a bit for the concept to sink in. It's really not a typical animated comedy. In many ways it feels like a slightly absurd version of a show like Californication (which I like a lot, in spite of its shortcomings now). I can't say I remember an animated show doing such a good job of portraying realistic characters, in contrast to the unrealistic touches in the setting. I don't mind it if it's a bit slower, and don't even really recognize when I don't have a few laughs in one episode. That said, the last ones I watched all had that, too. I know I'll stick with the show.
Also, intro and outro are fantastic. The intro for obvious reasons, and the song for the outro as been stuck in my head for a couple days now. It takes all of my strength to refrain from not quoting it right here. Ah, to hell: "Back in the nineties, I was in a very famous TeeeeeeVeeeee show..."
I was only loosely aware of the existence of the show, but when I heard Arnett was in it, that was enough to give it a chance. I'll probably wrap up the season in the next hour. I'm really enjoying it.
I'm not sure whether it got better over the course of the season - both in terms of story-telling and humor - or whether it just took a bit for the concept to sink in. It's really not a typical animated comedy. In many ways it feels like a slightly absurd version of a show like Californication (which I like a lot, in spite of its shortcomings now). I can't say I remember an animated show doing such a good job of portraying realistic characters, in contrast to the unrealistic touches in the setting. I don't mind it if it's a bit slower, and don't even really recognize when I don't have a few laughs in one episode. That said, the last ones I watched all had that, too. I know I'll stick with the show.
Also, intro and outro are fantastic. The intro for obvious reasons, and the song for the outro as been stuck in my head for a couple days now.
It takes all of my strength to refrain from not quoting it right here. Ah, to hell: "Back in the nineties, I was in a very famous TeeeeeeVeeeee show..."
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My favourite parts are the dumb animal related jokes. Neal McBeal the Navy Seal being an actual seal. BoJack saying "straight from the horse's mouth" at one point. Princess Caroline talking about getting her whiskers trimmed and says something like "I'll walk into walls, but I'll look fabulous!"
And of course Vincent Adultman.
And of course Vincent Adultman.
PullHard
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I watched the first three episodes back in August and thought nothing of it. Out of boredom I went back and finished the season. The uptick toward the end is very noticeable, it gets a lot better IMO. Not a laugh out loud kind of show, but it has surprising depth for what seems like a shallow idea.
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I watched the Christmas special today, and I thought it was pretty funny. The guy yelling from the audience was hilarious.
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Supermassive
HISS, HISS
I've watched Season 1 about three times through, but wouldn't recommend it to my friends as they have a more generic taste in comedy. This is far more offbeat but I love it.
Big McLargehuge
Fragile Traveler
Free Edler
Enjoy retirement, boys.
This show was not nearly as good as I expected I'll be honest. It's only okay. The jokes are alright but someone earlier in the thread mentioned the relationships are the best part. I dont agree, for the most part that stuff doesn't get to me.
Unlimited Chequing
Christian Yellow
Sweet, I was wondering if they were gonna have a second season just the other day too haha
Vincent Adultman killed me in season 1
Vincent Adultman killed me in season 1
