I hate to sound like ‘that’ guy, but while I was watching Comedy Central’s cult classic series, I kept giggling to myself thinking about how
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Bojack Horseman (Season 6 Part 2) (2020)
After a surprisingly long run, the final stretch of “Bojack Horseman” arrives, all the more punishing than, you know, funny: Like the last few seasons,
Elf (2003)
At the risk of sounding like a curmudgeon, I have to admit that while I enjoy “Elf” in a passive way, I’ve never seen the
Bojack Horseman (Season 6 Part 1) (2019)
At this point, I’d argue that the relentless darkness and cynicism at the heart of “Bojack Horseman” is slowly becoming its undoing. What was once
Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt (Season 4) (2018)
The final season of this implausible juggernaut is a slight improvement over its inconsistent third season, but it’s not particularly cohesive, either. The multiple plot
Bojack Horseman (Season 5) (2018)
It’s another emotionally brutal season for Netflix’s animated sitcom about the perils and pressures of Hollywood. The show has been extraordinarily layered in its exploration
