Still Broken

This was a nice episode exploring BoJacks relationship with Herb as well as the rest of the "Horsin around cast"

It is clear that BoJack cant stop thinking about the last time he saw Herb and how that was his finale memory of him! He was reminded thst he was going to live with his mistake and of course.. thstsball he thinks about! I liked that he was searching for a meaning or something to rectify it! He has made some mistakes and wants to make it all great again!

That finale scene with him looking at the sunset, looking back at one last memory with Herb, was very meaningfull! So many layers of depth in this show!

Its all pointless when you die.. instead what lives on are peoples memories of you!

Wow. That was masterpiece. The best episode of BoJack horse that I've ever seen. Jokes were hilariously ,the content was really deep by saying "There is no point in dying" it is totally true, there is only point in living. You're going to become just ashes nothing else after all.

This is one of the weaker BoJack Horseman episodes, but nevertheless it's still enjoyable. The most redeeming part of this episode had to he Todd, and how his ego got ruined by BoJack. Funny, but also deep.

Bojack and the former cast of Horsin' Around attend a funeral.

This is a good episode with some strong moments, both funny and dark.

The overall plot is quite a downer, not just because of the character death and associated existential themes, but also the relationship between certain characters due to their backstories. These are quite insightful characterisations and serve as a warning to people about how not to treat each other. Plenty humour comes out of it though, particularly some of the banter between the Horsin Around stars which is hilarious in certain one-liners.

Some of the subplots are reasonably good, but not particularly memorable. The scenes involving Todd are moderately funny for me. Princess Carolyn's situation is slightly better. It is one-joke, but the way it keeps spiralling and fits into the main plot is quite well done.