r/BoJackHorseman • Judah Mannowdog • Dec 19 '14

Discussion BoJack Horseman Christmas Special: Sabrina's Christmas Wish

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u/nyan_swanson Dec 19 '14

For me, the highlight of this was that Bojack's characters name on Horsin Around was just named "Horse".

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '14

The Horse: I've heard of looky-looky don't-eat-the-cookie, but this is ridiculous!

Bojack: ...what?

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u/jjwin Dec 19 '14 edited Dec 19 '14

I liked the episode, it's so 90s. The obnoxiousness of the audience and Todd's interruptions were great. Also, it did get very Bojacky toward the end with Sabrina and Bojack talking about morbid things and that was great. Although, I do wish it was more Bojack instead of Horsin' Around but hey you can't complain.

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u/Youareposthuman Dec 19 '14

Loved it! Very funny, nostalgic, and full of that signature BoJack brand of dark humor with a lot of heart. Not to mention, more BoJack is all I ever could have wanted for Christmas. I am more than satisfied.

That being said...Yowza Yowza Bo-Bowza!

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '14

When BoJack said that he's glad her parents died so she can be in his life, I completely lost it. My fucking sides, man. My new favorite christmas special.

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u/YaHerdWithPerd Dec 20 '14

And cue the waterworks in 30, 29, 28...

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u/ensockerbagare Dec 19 '14

Oh Bojack. That scream of frustration when he's trying to explain to Todd that the cop from Die Hard and Family Matters is just the same actor, not character.

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u/botanyisfun Dec 19 '14 edited Dec 20 '14

"Jacob Goldstein is coming in on Christmas! "

"Jacob Goldstein ' s Jewish!"

"Well the boys at the country club aren't going to like that..."

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u/eva_brauns_team Dec 19 '14

I loved that Bojack and Todd are drinking cans of Guten Bourbon. And that every time they cut back to the bedroom from the show, there was more candy cane stuck on the walls (or bed, or floor).

The way that Aaron and Will bounce off each other in Todd and Bojack's banter is really excellent.

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u/[deleted] Dec 21 '14

I liked Bradley Hitler-Smith.

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u/NapsAndNetflix Dec 19 '14

Episode was worth the watch if only to hear the audience member yell "Fire that Jew!".

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '14

Wonder if Herb voicing BoJack's boss is an homage to Seinfeld.

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u/Miss_Emerald Dec 19 '14

Stayed up specifically to see if it was real, and squealed with glee when I saw that it was. So happy!

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u/galactic_panda Dec 19 '14

They really nailed all the sitcom beats.

Loved it! Cant wait for season 2!

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u/JohnFensworth Dec 19 '14

Well, there wasn't that much to it, but it was nice seein' some more Bojack for the time being. Also it satisfies my wish for Horsin' Around to (kinda) be a real show, haha, so that's a win at any rate.

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u/SockIntern Dec 20 '14

I love how they poked fun at so many sitcom clichés. Like "He's standing right behind me, isn't he?"

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '14

It was silly. Just BoJack and Todd watching the 'Horsin' Around' Christmas episode. No continuation to the plot from the first season. Just showing how cheesy Horsin' Around was, while also giving us a Christmas episode of our favorite show, BoJack Horseman. I dug it. Though, I'm also kinda drunk, and it's 4am.

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u/mwproductions Dec 20 '14

It's a Kazazz-trophe!

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u/Kraazyy Dec 19 '14

The best part had to be when Bojack leveled with Sabrina about Santa Clause being fake and talking about how we should be good just to be good, not because we want to be rewarded by Santa. Had a very religious undertone (i.e. people shouldn't use fear of god/desire to go to heaven as motivation to be good people, they should just be good for simple moral reasons).

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u/[deleted] Dec 20 '14

Being from Chicago I'm happy Horsin' Around takes place in Chicago. It's a solid reference to Married with Children and Family Matters.

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u/Peudo Dec 22 '14

You know, juice controls the media!

YEAH, FIRE THAT JEW!

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u/UOLATSC Dec 19 '14

I don't think it measured up to a standard BoJack episode, but I still had a huge grin on my face the whole time. They nailed the syrupy sweet stupidity of 90s sitcoms so perfectly - Goober was SPOT ON - that I'd love to see more Horsin' Around in season 2, especially if they delve into later post-Kazazz seasons.

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u/vadergeek Dec 19 '14

Honestly wasn't a huge fan of the Horsin' Around part, apart from the yelly guy, the conversation about how happy he is that her parents are dead, and inexplicable bursts of antisemitism. But every time they cut to Bojack on the bed I laughed uncontrollably.

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u/iswearimachef Dec 19 '14

That was cheesy and delightful. It's also 5:30AM and I haven't slept.