#Netflix Bojack Horseman

[doe-drawz]

BoJack and Mr Peanutbutter in my style as i continue my 8th rewatch of BoJack Horseman

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[dovefish]

I love you Bojack tweets

[marunene]

I can see similarities between them.

[monstersw1thv1bes]

@bojackhorsemanobviously

[xan-the-emo-trans-man]

Roses are red

Rabbits like to burrow

[isaacyote]

idc if im the only person who likes him

[sirartwork]

Stop asking me if I'm the horse from Horsin' Around

[meshimellow]

DUDDEE is that horse? from show???

[i-am-cholera]

a moment in peace

[tortol]

pass the horse tranquilizer

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Everything We Know About Erica

REFERENCE: Erica supercut.

"Long story short, Erica did have to lose the foot, but she gained a friend".

Erica possibly lost a foot. But Mr. Peanutbutter said "the foot", Which led me to believe that that she wasn't talking about the foot of any of the parties involved. It could be a doll foot, but I doubt it.

"Erica! Is that you? Who let you out of the burn ward"?

Erica had an extremely severe burn, that she needed to go to a burn ward. In fact, it was so severe that Mr. Peanutbutter was suprised to see her.

"Erica! You can't be here, this place is filled with Children".

This is vague, but for now we can infer that she might have a huge scar/wound from the severe burn.

"Erica! Where did that tooth come from"?

I see 2 possibilities here: Erica might have a golden tooth, she might be/was an archaeologist and brought a tooth of an extinct animal to impress the partiers.

"[Erica] was looking for you earlier with her good eye. Her other eye was looking to the stars".

Erica has a habit of squinting. One eye is more focused on reality and the task at hand than the other – that eye is considered the "good eye".

"Erica! Look at you with the right number of ears".

At some point Erica didn't have 2 ears. I checked and I couldn't find animals with over 2 ears, so I assume she had a mutation. There is a famous cat who was born with ears. so the same might have happened to her, but she had the extra ears surgically removed.

[damagedcoda6669]

blarn

[mysharona1987]

This is an amazing line.

[monstersw1thv1bes]

I like to think bojack would be a good parent at first. he really starts out with the best intentions. and in the aspect he really struggles with, babies are easy. because you need to keep a baby alive, but you don't need to talk it through any emotional instability. it doesn't question you or judge you. a young child loves you unconditionally.

bojack is good at keeping a baby alive and would do anything to do so (proven in the show). he thinks he might have this parenting thing down pat. he doesn't realize that it's going to get harder. he doesn't realize that baby is going to become a kid who constantly asks questions, and then a teenager who yells at him and slams doors in his face and who will constantly make him feel like he's doing something wrong.

I think when his kid is young, things aren't that bad. he's still just focusing on keeping it alive and he is intent on having a healthier emotional relationship with his child than he had with his parents. but kids eventually start to question their parents. bojack's kid goes from "my daddy says xyz and my daddy is always right" to "why do you have to be so embarrassing" seemingly overnight, and that's where it really goes wrong.

because bojack never got the help he needed. he is not equipped to deal with someone who is constantly scrutinizing his actions and talking back at him and making him feel bad about himself. by the time his kid becomes a teenager they are probably fighting all the time. and somewhere along the way bojack is going to go off the handle and slide into all his bad habits: alcohol, drugs, meaningless sex.

depending on the kid's personality, that kid is either going to move out at 18 and go no contact, or try and have a relationship with bojack again when they're older and realize what shit mental health their father had. but either way they're not going to look back on their childhood and think "Yeah, that was fine and emotionally healthy".

and the cycle of trauma continues.

[exhaustedeyess]