AVClub: Ever since watching “Fish Out Of Water,” I’ve been unable to get BoJack’s last statement to Kelsey out of my head: “In this terrifying world, all we have are the connections that we make.” It’s one of the purest truths that has ever emerged from BoJack Horseman, a universal statement that rings free of the context of the show. And in the context of the show it’s the central tragedy that exists underneath the puns and satire, the melancholic cornerstone of everyone’s problems. BoJack is entirely aware what he’s saying is true yet he’s constantly pushing away anyone who tries to connect with him, and his efforts to reconnect—think Herb and Charlotte—are too-little-too-late moves that end in tears.
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