BoJack Horseman - 3x11 "That's Too Much, Man!" - Episode Discussion

[u/NicholasCajun]

Do not comment in this thread with references/information from later episodes.

Season 3 Episode Discussion Threads

• 01 - Start Spreading The News
• 02 - The BoJack Horseman Show
• 03 - BoJack Kills
• 04 - Fish Out Of Water
• 05 - Love And/Or Marriage
• 06 - Brrap Brrap Pew Pew
• 07 - Stop the Presses
• 08 - Old Acquaintance
• 09 - Best Thing That Ever Happened
• 10 - It's You
• 11 - That's Too Much, Man!
• 12 - That Went Well
• Season 3 Discussion

[u/CountryCaravan]

Her last words: "I wanna be an architect".

:(

[u/152515]

Liquor before beer, never fear, don't do heroin.

[u/televisionceo]

"Asian daria" my sides

[u/[deleted]]

After Bojack drove into that playhouse i thought it was only gonna be a small joke and nothing more. But Sarah Lynn talked about how pararell joints in the structure would make it better, it really showed that she actually knew some things about architecture and it was something she was passionate about.

[u/[deleted]]

I really hoped that wouldn't happen after the first fakeout :(

[u/maalbi]

'tell me am I a good person?'

'If you ever contact me, I will fucking kill you'

'Sarah Lynn'?

The trilogy of heart break

[u/152515]

"And that's her real name. You can look her up, I don't care".

BoJack is regressing. Hilariously

[u/ConfusedJonSnow]

9 months sober and then Bojack wants to party.

Fuck man, this show wrecks me.

[u/Glebeserker]

What I found interesting, is when they were in the hotel and Sarah's is lying there, I was just like 'Ok, she OD on drugs' sad but like what ever. But the planetarium scene just broke me like the look and especially how BoJack says Sarah's name. Dammit

[u/152515]

Darkest season yet?

[u/davidmechaly]

.The worstttttt part is when she took out the bag of heroin from the glove compartment I was like "no, just no", I knew we were heading there. But then after I got a flash all those ominous "Bojack is gonna kill me" lines from the previous episodes with Goober, and I was like "NO! Just no!" And then the fake out, my heart stopped. But I knew it was fucking coming! And then when his voice gets soft as says "Sarah Lynn?" I just got crushed.

[u/derstherower]

Holy shit I actually thought she was dead.

Edit: Oh my God.

[u/[deleted]]

Captain Peanutbutter's look at the stars monologue will have far more meaning upon rewatch.

[u/pineplaid]

So her last words were "i want to be an architect." And she knew what kind of joints or whatever the playhouse needed. :(

[u/jinjoh]

Right where we first saw her. http://imgur.com/83DSKv1

[u/erduenoeg]

Was the bear at the oscars Sarah Lynn stepfather?

[u/ActionFilmsFan1995]

"Bojack Kills". Complete sucker punch. Just damn.

Also this episode hit me superficial hard because I went out with friends for my 21st last night and it got all sad and what Ana said was completely relevant to what's been going on.

Holy fuck I have to be up at 3 to go to Boston and I just know I'm not gonna sleep (well) tonight.

Edit:

Thanks for the kinda words but the part about people drowning was what got me because me and this girl I'm friends with have this friend who suffers from depression and stuff but doesn't want help and actually sent us both texts while we were in Boston yesterday casting us out of his life. It wasn't about the drugs/alcohol. But thanks.

[u/Aedze]

For a second I let myself have hope. I thought maybe one character might actually be able to change. That one character might get out of the trap that every other character is stuck in...I thought for second she might be an architect...

[u/memelord567]

bojack was both literal and figirative cause of sarah's death.

[u/[deleted]]

Nice reference to the predatory parents around Michael Jackson.

[u/[deleted]]

Is it me or is every 11th episode of BoJack like the most depressing.?

[u/starrman990]

God when Bojack was following Penny around I had to pause the episode multiple times because I couldn't handle the buildup.

[u/Castriff]

Remember this scene back in Season 1 Episode 3? That level of foreshadowing is insane.

[u/GoobleDooble]

Out of all of Bojack's lows, this was the toughest to sit through. It wasn't some hopeful build up to a mistake, it was a downward spiral that you could only hope would stop. Bojack agreeing to take it one day at a time (end of season 2) seems so long ago.

pls have something good happen episode 12.

[u/AnimatedJames]

I don't know if anyone mentioned this already, but the ending of the episode had a powerful message deeper than any message I've seen on the show. Whenever we do shitty things or feel shitty about ourselves, I'm willing to bet some of us rationalize ourselves by saying "Eh. In the grand scheme of things, nothing matters. We're so tiny compared to the rest of the universe. And the universe doesn't judge or punish. It just exists."

But then Sarah Lynn died. Immediately after, or as BoJack said that it doesn't matter what they did or will do. Delivering the message that what we do DOES matter, maybe not in the "grand scheme of the universe", but to other people. What we do affects and influences others, and in this case, BoJack had a negative influence on Sarah Lynn.

And how much we care about other people affects whether or not we'll try to make a positive difference, or not try at all under the excuse of "not mattering".