The show was the hottest thing around, then suddenly, was canceled. Once the star of a '90s sitcom, in which he was the adoptive father of three orphaned kids (two girls and a boy).

But even with the individual achievements, the lasting quality of BoJack is that it's more than an animated sitcom each season is basically a complete movie about Hollywood and the human condition-all through the eyes of a drunk, talking horse.A humanoid horse, BoJack Horseman - lost in a sea of self-loathing and booze - decides it's time for a comeback. It is the one episode I watched where I didn't take any notes because I didn't dare look away from the television once. The fourth episode, an easy standout, is almost completely dialogue-free as BoJack finds himself in an underwater land, channeling Charlie Chaplin, experiencing isolation, and trying to actively form a connection with another person. Peanutbutter, the endearing weirdness of Todd before he became even weirder-and one that's basically a bottle episode which dives so deep into BoJack/Carolyn that it's almost hard to watch, even when the surrounding comedy involves a mishap, hi-jinx filled typical sitcom catastrophe. There are entire flashback episodes-we learn about the early dynamic between BoJack and Princess Carolyn, how Diane met Mr. Outside of the comedy, one of the most exciting and successful elements specifically to Season Three is how BoJack Horseman diverges from its strict narrative and formula.

'BoJack Horseman' is a series that rewards viewers who squint and pay attention. It's heavy stuff, but let's be clear: BoJack Horseman still manages to be one of the funniest shows out there. In the upcoming third season, the show doubles down on this narrative while showcasing that even if you get everything that you think you wanted, it doesn't mean a damn thing. situational depression, as well as depicting how depression can creep up on a person and bleed into their everyday life, and how everyone takes a different approach to dealing with this-whether it's seeking help, plunging into self-destructive behavior, embracing it, or ignoring it entirely. Throughout multiple characters, BoJack Horseman got into the gritty details of chronic vs. Instead, as it proved last season, BoJack Horseman can-and often does-expertly explore and examine various types of depression and the various forms in which the illness manifests itself. Yes, it is an animated series about talking animals who swear excessively, go on benders, and make crude jokes, but it's not something you can write off as a mindless Adult Swim imitator. B oJack Horseman is a strange show to describe to non-viewers.

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