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[dongslinger--420]

🔥 Flip

He's clearly intended as a Herb antithesis and works perfectly as such but as a result the effect that seeing the "created by herb kazzaz" credit has had on me lulls me into a false sense of security then IMMEDIATELY makes me feel sick whenever I see the "created by flip mcvicker" credit, so that's my life

[hypocritic-trash-baby]

Dude I think Sam Levinson might just be dollar store Flip McVicker

Their obsession with disturbing people

Their weird focus on nudity but in like a just unnecessary way

EVEN THE DAMN APPEARANCES

There’s no way these aren’t just the same dude im sorry no

Look me in the eyes and tell me this isn’t Sam

[bojackandherb]

I love dolphins but hate Flip so as u can imagine, Flippy gives me some very conflicting emotions

[giveamadeuschohisownmovie]

Honorable mention (vote “something not listed here” if this is your answer):

* Kenny Al-Bahir (The War at Home)

[mauesartetc]

Hi, I hope its ok to ask this but Ive gotten into debates with ppl who defend the way Stella is written, and I got the argument that she doesnt need complexity because not every villain needs to be complex, there are examples of flat recurring villains like Hank Hippo and Flip mcvicker from bojack horseman+Disney villains, sometimes antagonists are forces for the heroes to overcome rather than characters in themselves and there are already more complex villains in HB like Striker and Verosika. Can you tell me your opinion on this argument?

Okay, yes, it’s true that not every villain needs to be complex. However, they should ideally have realistic motivations, especially in media aimed at adults, and especially if they’re the main villain like Stella is. 

(I’d also argue that you could pick any random BoJack Horseman character with a speaking part and they’d be much more nuanced than Stella could ever hope to be, and comparing her to Disney villains is a fucking insult to Disney villains, but that’s neither here nor there.)

[showtoonzfan]

Hi, I hope its ok to ask this but Ive gotten into debates with ppl who defend the way Stella is written, and I got the argument that she doesnt need complexity because not every villain needs to be complex, there are examples of flat recurring villains like Hank Hippo and Flip mcvicker from bojack horseman+Disney villains, sometimes antagonists are forces for the heroes to overcome rather than characters in themselves and there are already more complex villains in HB like Striker and Verosika. Can you tell me your opinion on this argument?

Ugh, I can’t with this fandom. Here’s the thing, yes….not all villains need to be layered. There are plenty of Villains out there in media that are one note, however when it comes to Helluva Boss, it’s just lazy writing. Had the show just been a simple comedy where you can turn your brain off about asshole demon characters that you’re supposed to laugh at, this wouldn’t be a problem, but that’s not the show is it? No, it’s a deep emotional character driven show that you’re supposed to take seriously, with characters you’re supposed to feel bad for. Aside from the characters that don’t have development at all, (cough, Millie, Loona) Stella is the only character in this show that’s ENTIRELY one note, and when you consider the fact that she’s the bitchy wife to Stolas, a character the show desperately wants you to like and feel bad for, it kinda 100% makes it look like the writers made her evil just so they could justify his cheating and make him look like the good guy, despite he himself being a character with major flaws even if you took Stella out of the picture. Not only is it lazy writing, but it’s fucking boring and uninteresting. Why would I want to see a main character go up against a villain that’s just a predictable bitch and nothing else? Not to mention like I’ve stated before, Stella as a character makes zero sense, she has no motivation or reason behind her actions, she’s just….a bitch. The writing of Stolas and Octavia’s quarrel doesn’t even work because we don’t even fucking know the relationship between her and her mother! Honestly I could go on and on about Stella but I’ve done that before. I recommend this video since it perfectly summed up most of my thoughts on her. The point is, we’re not asking for Stella to be good or even logical mainly, we just want her to have some fucking DEPTH. You can still have a character that’s a villain and still have them layered, it’s not that hard, yet the fans don’t care, the same fans that praise this show’s “amazing” writing. Seems to me like they’re just like the creator, someone who picks favorites and only praises the writing when it’s a character they’re supposed to like.

[ilurvyer]

Just realised flip mcvicker is Sooooooooo sam levinson

[chaifootsteps]

Hi, I hope its ok to ask this but Ive gotten into debates with ppl who defend the way Stella is written, and I got the argument that she doesnt need complexity because not every villain needs to be complex, there are examples of flat recurring villains like Hank Hippo and Flip mcvicker from bojack horseman+Disney villains, sometimes antagonists are forces for the heroes to overcome rather than characters in themselves and there are already more complex villains in HB like Striker and Verosika. Can you tell me your opinion on this argument?

"Not every villain needs to be complex!!" is a stupid argument made by stupid people who shit their pants, and I'm sick to death of it. Not every villain needs to be complex, but they do need to be consistent and they do need to be interesting.

Disney villains are fun and campy, and sometimes sympathetic. Hank Hippo and Flip McVicker were there to say something about abusive people in the entertainment industry, and if people are citing them for this argument that's fucking hilarious, because they're basically Vivziepop herself.

Stella isn't fun or interesting. She's simply there as one more thing that hurt poor injured kitten baby Stolas, who did nothing wrong and so it's fine if he calls her a bitch in front of their daughter. Don't think about how Stella was abused and violated by the same system Stolas was, Vivzie and Brandon said it doesn't matter.

[passwordispassword]

I wouldn’t say this one belongs in jail but

[music-movies-mayhem]

Can you spot the foreshadowing in Flips’ office?

[dongslinger--420]

Flip said "this is going to be a sensational season of television" and this is supposed to be like a meta "leaning on the fourth wall" moment but also it's foreshadowing to BoJack descending into his character because of his drug addiction and how this comment could be in reference to both Philbert and S5 of BoJack Horseman because they're the same show.

[cargopantsman]

I refuse to believe that Flip McVicker (Bojack Horseman character) is not supposed to be Tom Hardy

[horseman-bojack]

[todd--chavez]

[everlocked]

I just found out that Flip McVicker in Bojack Horseman was voiced by Rami Malek and I’m so shook??