Through its first two seasons, Netflix’s BoJack Horseman has emerged as one of the funniest, most audacious and surprisingly moving shows currently on television. Which is pretty impressive, since it’s the animated story of a washed-up TV star who happens to be a talking horse. The series depicts a Hollywood in which humans and talking animals live side-by-side and even have rivalries and romantic relationships with one another. The titular character (voiced by Will Arnett), is the washed-up star of a ‘90s sitcom (called Horsin’ Around) who battles depression and loneliness while also longing for respectability.
The first two seasons were very strong, hilarious at times and shockingly dark at others, and even landed on a lot of critics’ top ten lists and was nominated for Critics Choice Awards, despite going up against a golden era ...
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