Note: this is a spoiler-free review of BoJack Horseman's third season, which debuted on Netflix on Friday, June 22.
Now that Mad Men is off the air, BoJack Horseman might just hold claim to the title of "Best Show About a Wealthy, Middle-Aged Man Who Can't Seem to Find Personal Happiness or Fulfillment Despite His Professional Success." This Netflix-exclusive animated series got off to a fairly rocky start in its first season but improved considerably in Season 2. Luckily, Season 3 is on par with the last, if not even better. The show keeps finding new ways to showcase the absurdity of the BoJack universe while also exploring the title character's ongoing battles with depression and self-destructive behavior.
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Now that Mad Men is off the air, BoJack Horseman might just hold claim to the title of "Best Show About a Wealthy, Middle-Aged Man Who Can't Seem to Find Personal Happiness or Fulfillment Despite His Professional Success." This Netflix-exclusive animated series got off to a fairly rocky start in its first season but improved considerably in Season 2. Luckily, Season 3 is on par with the last, if not even better. The show keeps finding new ways to showcase the absurdity of the BoJack universe while also exploring the title character's ongoing battles with depression and self-destructive behavior.
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