BoJack Horseman (TV Series) Love And/Or Marriage (2016) User Reviews

Chilling

[borowiecsminus · 9/10 · 27 July 2016]

This is one of the better "Bojack Horseman" episodes to ever hit screens. Between Bojack and Todds enthralling wedding crash, full of equal parts hilarity and heartbreak, Diane's perfectly-written drug session, and later her beautiful heart-to-heart with Mr. Peanut Butter, and Carolyn's date with her seemingly perfect match in a mouse, of all animals, this was one for the ages. This is going to be an episode I will re-watch time and time again.

Of course, the surprise at the end was well-placed and left me saying, "well, I can't possibly stop here, now can I?" Bojack and Todd's friendship never felt more natural (excepting "Out to Sea"), and the title works on a surprising number of levels. Also, we meet the love of Todd's life in 2016 finally, and it pays off immensely. It's always great when two characters have so much chemistry with each other, and it usually doesn't happen in animation, but it does here, and it's amazing.

It doesn't quite beat its predecessor, but to be fair, "Fish Out of Water" was an incredibly tough act to follow, and it did a very good job. But even Pink Floyd can't follow the Beatles.

Marriage is really important!!!

[mohammadsaeedlotfi · 9/10 · 21 October 2021]

Another vacancy in Bojak's life is the absence of a partner. Although Todd seems appropriate, but as Bojak himself said, this hole will not be filled! Contrary to what most media and influencers try to impose on us, marriage, or rather a deep, committed and long-term relationship, is very important.

All the relationships in this episode were shown in the best way expect Diane & Mr. Peanutbutter , i really dont get it. Otherwise I think Bojak's speech in the W. C was unique!

8

[Edvis-1997 · 8/10 · 16 July 2019]

Wasn't bad , wasn't masterpiece just a typical BoJack Horseman episode.

Cat and Mouse

[carmelolia · 10/10 · 25 May 2020]

This episode illustrates why this show is like a modern adaptation of Aesop's Fables for me. The part in which Princess Carolyn goes on three blind dates after her assistant Judah misinterprets one of her jokes and meets a certain Mr Stilton highlights the deeper, cat and mouse game going one which is affecting and influencing the life of each character in the show, including Bojack (who crashes a wedding based on his new found popularity and says something which upsets the bride) and so on.

In short, I feel that this episode better illustrates the allegorical and fable-like nature of this show better than any other.

Solid episode with good humour and character moments

[snoozejonc · 8/10 · 11 March 2024]

BoJack and Todd crash a wedding rehearsal whilst Diane has an interesting drug experience.

This episode has a nice ABC plot structure with a theme that ties the together well. All characters are used well, particularly Diane who is for in her funniest situation of the show so far (depending how drug addled conditions appeal to you). The writers capture the temporary euphoria perfectly with her behaviour and dialogue.

BoJack and Todd at the rehearsal has some strong character moments and feels like there is more to come with an introduced character.

The banter is well written as always, especially the Rhino line.

For me it's a 7.5/10 but I round upwards.