BoJack Horseman finale recap: A life longer than death - Vox
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BoJack Horseman ends with a muted blend of hope and horror, as only it can.
Spoilers for the entire run of BoJack Horseman follow. “Life’s a bitch and then you die,” says BoJack Horseman, in an attempt to sum up what he’s come to think about the world over the six seasons we’ve been watching this TV show about him. But his former friend, Diane Nguyen, disagrees. “Sometimes life’s a bitch and then you keep living,” she says. This exchange occurs during the series’ final episode, an unexpectedly muted half hour that consists entirely of four conversations BoJack has with each of the show’s other main characters. Only the five top-billed actors are credited in the…
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