Even by Raphael Bob-Waksberg’s high referential standards, there are a lot of connections between the ending of “BoJack Horseman” and the beginning. In the first episode, BoJack eats cotton candy at a ...

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“All the damage I got isn’t good damage. It’s just damage.” I lay in my bed, tears streaming down my face. I swipe down my phone screen, reading 2:31 a.m. on the yellowed, night-shift filtered screen.

Drawing from "Horsin' Around," "Mad Men," and the distinct duality of "BoJack," the ending finds enlightenment in taking life one day at a time. Even by Raphael Bob-Waksberg‘s high referential ...