BoJack Horseman

Painting a portrait of a complex person with undeniably repulsive character traits while not being overly dismissive of them due to a narrative's need to idealise, at least to some extent, its protagonist is what Bojack Horseman does best. Occasionally the hybrid animal-human setting brews up some genuine humor but often the show is a bleak and unapologetic look at how bad systems amplify the unsavory traits of humans while simultaneously rewarding the individual with material benefits.

The plot to BoJack Horseman doesn't sound like anything special or even remotely entertaining, but the show quickly proves you wrong. The show has countless funny moments that isn't like your typical comedy animation. But overall, Bojack Horseman is a thoughtful, witty feel-bad comedy in the best way possible.

The first season of BoJack isn't the best, but after that, oh boy. This is such a depressing and funny show. Morbid humor based on the deteriorating mental state of its characters. It almost gets hard to watch. The different philosophies presented, and smart writing, make this one of the best shows ever in my opinion.

An animated series about a washed up Horse-Man actor that is trying to get his life straight and lives amongst humans too. If that doesn't sound intriguing to you than I don't know what will. The raunchy R rated humor is why I love this show and the diverse characters and hysterical personalities adds flavor to it. A fun watch with sharp dialogue.