And it does it in a way that's hard to look at critically. It's just a show that wants to get its point across, whether it's original or not. I can't say it's good, or bad, or even average. That to me is the only way I can really describe BoJack Horseman.

But sometimes, for just a brief instant, you stop caring about how you want to quantify how much you like something and just want to express how much you enjoyed it. I don't think anything, whether it's a book, a movie, a game, or even a show deserves a 10. I guess I just foolishly want everyone to get something out of it. But I can't help but feel some form of disappointment. Something that I think a lot of people may or may not fully see to the end of the first season because they decided the show wasn't for them. Sometimes it just seems stupid, yet still comes off as possibly a new, interesting yet also run-of-the-mill animated series, but it starts to develop into something more. Sure, it starts out as a comedy with seemingly no real plot. It's hard to put into words the way I felt about watching BoJack Horseman. I don't usually write reviews for shows, nor have I ever written about anything on IMDb before, but I felt as if I should after watching this show.

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