BoJack Horseman debuts sincerest season yet

Adam Lindner | Sports Editor 09/20/2018 Among those unfamiliar with the Netflix comedy BoJack Horseman, the show is seemingly known more for its depressing and existentially-nihilistic side than it is for its humor. After all, no animated series in recent memory has successfully managed to portray such weighty themes so poignantly. Nevertheless, the show assuredly wouldn’t survive without its animal puns, lovable supporting cast or … Continue reading BoJack Horseman debuts sincerest season yet

The Duquesne DukeSeptember 20, 2018

Arts & Entertainment

Season 4 of ‘BoJack’ is television excellence

By Zach Landau | A&E Editor Coming off the heels of a shocking and emotionally-devastating season finale, BoJack Horseman repositions itself as the premiere animated comedy about a horse who is, to borrow from the show’s lexicon, too much, man. The emotional and comedic depth offered in its last three seasons provided the perfect fodder for even more jokes, more laughs and more gut-punches as … Continue reading Season 4 of ‘BoJack’ is television excellence

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