#raphael bob-waksberg

[whiteshipnightjar]

remember that famed andy samberg’s appletv sci-fi romcom based on raphael bob-waksberg’s idea/short story and written by palm spring’s andy siara?!! well well well today’s is our lucky day for more details! it’s ‘WE MEN OF SCIENCE’! the production is in development and set to start filming soon

[dawsonscreekwasalwaysbad]

i want this to be a new trend

[livingfictionsystem]

Book Review

I feel like a lot of people sought this out because they liked "Bojack Horseman." Those that did were not disappointed. This collection of short stories has a lot of the deep quotes and serious subjects littered among absurdist humour and objectively hilarious circumstances. In fact, you find yourself somewhat under the impression that these are probably taking place in Hollywoo somewhere. There's a story about compromises as a couple, and it involves about 50 goat sacrifices. There's a story of friendship and avoidance, and also about the superpowers these 20-something band mates get when they're drunk.

There are a lot of moments that have you laughing out loud. Now, this is a collection of short stories with completely different vibes, with even a couple of poems thrown in there. The ones that are good are brilliant. The ones that are bad---in comparison only, more neutral, really---just seem sort of repetitive and I have no real complaints. My only complaint about the collection in general is that probably 50% were based on waxing poetic about break-ups. Which, fine, I should have probably gleaned that from the title, but I found myself in danger of being bored of heartbreak.

As in real life.

My absolute favourite was the 'Up and Comers.' If you can read Audiobooks, definitely get that version, because Stephanie Beatriz *kills* the voice acting. If I could rate that story alone, it'd be an absolute 10/10, but the entire collection evens out to more like an 8/10.

Definitely worth a read, especially if you're in the mood to binge-Bojack. (AKA, need to refill your SSRI script.)

-Xanthe 🪶

[mydarkapron]

UNDONE | Season 1, 2019

Hisko Hulsing + Raphael Bob-Waksberg + Kate Purdy

[bookcoversonly]

Title: Someone Who Will Love You in All Your Damaged Glory | Author: Raphael Bob-Waksberg | Publisher: Vintage (2020)

[grrrenadine]

BoJack Horseman, "The View from Halfway Down"

[newvision]

half the credit goes to my bestest of all friends, @maysthoughts <3 she made me ponder ordinary love

U2, Ordinary Love // Raphael Bob-Waksberg, Someone Who Will Love You In All Your Damaged Glory // La Dispute, Woman (In Mirror) // Everything Everywhere All At Once // @bicarusgf

[giuliadrawsstuff]

It's Ace Week, so have a new Todd because he's still the best ace around imo.

We've been blessed with two new ones in major tv shows this year and even though I'm not happy about them it's still a way of moving forward. So let's celebrate the baby steps that are being taken!!

[httpschrys]

[bojack-gifs]

[asoftepiloguemylove]

on change

Ursula Le Guin Dragonfly; The Tales from Earthsea / BoJack Horseman (2014-2020); Nice While It Lasted dir. Aaron Long / Eric Jong Becoming Light: Poems New & Selected / Ocean Vuong On Earth We're Briefly Gorgeous / C.G. Jung The Red Book (via @tamsoj) / Charlotte Eriksson Everything Changed When I Forgave Myself / BoJack Horseman (2014-2020); Nice While It Lasted dir. Aaron Long / Rainer Maria Rilke Letters to a Young Poet

[meluli]

✨️ Bojack Horseman 10th Anniversary ✨️

Since today is a special day for this special show I'll share this cross stitch I finished years ago (back when I was a newbie at it) that is definitely one of my favorite things ♡

[dashitjeeves]

As soon as I saw Will Arnett’s name, I was like, ‘Oh my God, yes, that’s the guy,’ because he’s so funny, but there’s also a darkness to him. I feel like in his gravelly performance, you feel like he’s lived a life, and there’s a sadness lurking underneath there. Again, he’s so funny. I mean, there are lines that we have made BoJack say that I would not have the chutzpah to give to an actor because they’re so dopey, but that I knew that Will Arnett could pull them off. I remember in the writer’s room, like looking at a line in a script being like, ‘Are we really going to keep this line in? This is so stupid.’ Then we do the table read, and Will Arnett reads it, and it’s the funniest thing you’ve ever heard. You’re like, ‘Oh my God, he took our dumbest stuff, and he spun it into gold.’

[dongslinger--420]

No but Love And/Or Marriage is so fucking funny and no one ever talks about it like??? Diane saying "I'm sorry, Shithole". Emily's insistence that it's a rehearsal dinner when everyone else is treating it like it's a wedding. Mr Peanutbutter watching Bones for the sole reason of getting excited whenever anyone mentions bones. Dave Franco does fantasy molly with Alison Brie but Alison Brie has to leave him for her husband of 2 years because they're not even married here. Raphael Bob-Waksberg and Peter Knight take a huge shit on everyone who has ever tried to justify "ironic enjoyment" of a piece of fiction. The Snatch Batch are all very respectable individuals and genuinely appreciate Diane's company. Diane says fuck.

[gallopingthroughtrauma]

The Creator of BoJack Horseman: Two Truths he lives by

[newvision]

Raphael Bob-Waksberg, from Someone Who Will Love You In All Your Damaged Glory