That was a pretty good episode. Herb was a great character, with some of the best lines, clearly a great comic. And the way he died... Let's read his last tweets! And they were great too.
Henry WInkler's "you probably remember me from my guest starring in Law & Order" is probably true for most of this show's viewers.
Sarah Lynn was annoying in the first episodes, but there, she was just great, maybe because she's the self destructive character now that Bojack isn't so much. Also those are great funeral clothes
"Are you blind ?" Yes. I love this kind of stupid jokes.
I was a good friend of Herb's too.
It's too bad these people have drifted so far apart after the show ended. After the happy ending, life is unforgiving. Sarah Lynn was somehow more tolerable in this episode. Good job writers. It was a shame Herb died after he got out of the hospital. But I still wonder who tinkered with his breaks.
The final scene was heartbreaking too. Because we know everything changes and that these guys will drift further apart as the show (Horsin' Around) progresses.
Also, I liked to see Todd try on a new attitude.
IT'S GREAT.
TECHNICAL SCORE: 7.5/10
ENJOYMENT SCORE: 8/10
«You ascribed a mystery to Herb’s death to give it meaning, but is not meaning in death. That’s why it’s so terrifying. (...) There is no Shaw in dying for nothing.»
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«Hai attribuito alla morte di Herb un mistero per dargli un senso, ma non c’è alcun senso nella morte. È per questo che è così terrificante. Non c’è vergogna a morire per niente. È il motivo per cui si muore!»
«Well, no one knows how to get under your skin like family».
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«Nessuno sa come darti sui nervi come la famiglia, giusto?»
Shout by Andrew BloomVIP 9BlockedParentSpoilers2015-09-22T16:22:09Z
It's a shame Kazazz is dead, because his character provides so much emotional ballast to a show that's founded in absurdity and exaggerated characters. The cast of Horsin' Around reuniting to find Kazazz's "gold" created a great dynamic, and lots of opportunity for humor, but it also fleshed out the relationship between BoJack and Kazazz a little more, the strongest thing grounding BoJack's emotional journey. It's one of the best A-story's the show's been able to pull off for how it's able to balance that character development with a lot of great humor.
I also loved the B-Story of Princess Caroline having to make up stories about Kazazz at the encouragement of Mr. Peanutbutter and Henry Winkler (who is great and funny in almost everything he's been in over the last decade and a half). It's a simple comic premise, but Mr. Peanutbutter's guilelessness about the whole thing was great.
And the C-story with Todd was hilarious, as seemingly every story involving Todd is. Aaron Paul's goofily sweet everyman can carry even the silliest of sitcom throwback stories.