BoJack Horseman was somehow the funniest and saddest show on TV, and although I miss it dearly, the hurt gets a little easier every day. Now, if you’ll excuse me , I’m going to take a shower ...

Since BoJack Horseman's debut in 2014, the series has garnered tremendous critical accolades, a thriving fan base, and a reputation for being, well, excruciatingly sad. In the world of BoJack ...

Sure, the series is a goofy, silly cartoon about an actor trying to make a comeback, but it’s also an incredibly dark and surprisingly nuanced meditation on depression, fame, family and friendship.

Review: Netflix's 'Bojack Horseman' Gets Deeper, Darker & More Awkward In Season 2 ...

Will Arnett admits it can be a bit rough playing the depressive BoJack Horseman — but he also credits the character’s “broken place” as fuel for the best moments on what is arguably TV ...