Bojack being the worst for 7 minutes straight | Bojack Horseman Worst Moments 

Bojack cared so little for Todd that even when the crew was listing his crimes on the whiteboard in S6, he still didn't remember sabotaging the rock opera. Todd had to write it himself.

Bojack is exactly the reason why abuse doesn’t make you strong. So many characters come out of abusive childhoods and are stronger for it, which don’t get me wrong is amazing and a lot people do come out strong, but some people just grow up hurt and mentally unstable. It’s refreshing to see a character be negatively effected by the abuse in their childhoods and not become some world saving hero. It feels oddly realistic

I know that Bojack sabotaging Todd's rock opera was really shitty, but you gotta give it to the writers: the ridiculous and roundabout way that Todd comes to that conclusion is pretty funny

Stress, trauma and an awful past doesn't give you a reason to treat everyone badly, it just means that you need help, plenty of help to get back on track.

0:16 A lot of people defend Bojack for Sarah Lynn because they elect to blame her mother for exploiting her and her stepfather for assaulting her. And yeah, they deserve plenty of blame, but we can't ignore this. Bojack knowingly and consciously contributed to Sarah Lynn thinking that her toxic childhood was okay. That she was obligated to give everything to everyone no matter how she felt about it. If he hadn't done this, she might have spoken up about her stepfather's abuse and gotten help. He contributed to her downfall more than people like to admit

I love how most of these scenes are very serious, scarring events and then there's just "you're not fit to judge anyone's character OR their booties"

Worst things Bojack did each season Season 1: Try to sabotage Diane and PB’s wedding Season 2: Try to have sex with Penny after failing to get with her mother, while trying to convince her to leave her family. Season 3: Waited 17 minutes outside the planetarium when Sarah Lynn passed out from overdose, when he could’ve saved her life. Season 4: BoJack treats his mother with dementia like shit Season 5: Bojack strangles Gina on set Season 6: Bojack acting all care free about how Sarah Lynn died in season 3

Sad truth is people only really change when the cost of staying the same is worse than the cost of changing. Bojack is miserable because of his poor actions and trauma, but because he’s self-loathing he can tell himself that he’s actually a good person “deep down” because an actually terrible person wouldn’t feel any remorse for their actions, right? So he can continue being terrible while punishing himself enough to feel ok with his bad habits, not facing major consequences because at the end of the day he’s still a rich, famous male celebrity.

I don't remember what video it was but a long time ago I saw a video about BoJack Horseman and one of the top comments was a person who recalled how upon first watching the show they saw a lot of themself in Bojack, but slowly realized over time that it wasn't a good thing and they decided to get therapy to change their ways. This show literally made it's viewer turn their whole life around.

This video should have been 17 minutes long

Damn when you see these events in random order you really see the variety of hurt and it’s consistent consequences that this horseman has really done. You forget. You really do

People who defend him almost sleeping with Penny are hella sus

How did Bojack killing Sarah Lynn and then trying to cover it up instead of calling the paramedics NOT make this list ????????

Actual reason we love watching Bojack shenanigans is that he is in fact funny, wise and charismatic but he still is deeply flawed narcissist

Many years later and I still can't rewatch that strangling scene with Gina

0:12 Bojack's subconsciously copying Beatrice's attitude towards him 5:40 There was just payment time for Beatrice 6:50 I felt sorry for Carolyne here

Jeez, you could make 6 seasons about all of his bs

At the point where Bojack is getting angry at Diane about the book I think it was mean of him the way he treated her but also, Diane handled that really poorly. She should never have leaked the first few chapters of the book.

Todd is so wholesome he redeems the whole verse

Bojack had so many opportunities to turn around and act like a good role model or person but he literally spat on all those opportunities

My mom likes the show, and BoJack is her favorite character. She says that it's because he's the most well-written one. And her least favorite so far ( shes on the 4th episode) is Princess Caroline.

Yeah he’s horrible (he’s my favorite character ever)

One of the main bits that made dislike the character was the whole sleeping with Sarah Lynn business. It was a real gross out moment very early on in the show.

All I’m going to say is I see why it was so easy for Bojack to play the victim all the time

Where's Xerox of a Xerox? That should cap it at 10.

Is bojack the worst tho? sure he's incredibly selfish and does plenty of shitty things, but keep in mind he's broken, depressed and dependant on substances, plus he clearly was heavily abused all his life by his parents. As bad as he is sometimes, a hell of a lot of times he does sincerely try to do the right things only for circumstances to turn against him. i dunno...thoughts?

Whats the name of itnro/outro song?

His mother deserved that tbf

Idk if bojack was being bad in 2:44 or if he was just being real about why he was trying to get back with princess carolyn.

0:22

I feel bad for him

This show really helped me get comfortable with the fact that in some shows, the main character is a terrible person.

Love how everyone knows bojack is a horrible person. Spending so much time in the breaking bad and better call Saul fandoms, it’s refreshing to see a fanbase who knows the main character is horrible

Breaking Bad fanbase: “In this video I’m going to spend 2 hours explaining why Walter White was actually not that bad and why Skyler is a bitch.” Bojack Horseman fanbase: “Bojack is awful.”

Love him as a character, hate him as a person. His greatest problem is that Bojack lacks accountability and has pure selfishness. The fact that he could BE BETTER is sad but he never takes any responsibility and he hates himself enough to be self aware but loves his ego more than he wants to change...just sad

The worst thing he ever did was waiting 17 minutes to call the paramedics that could have saved Sarah Lynn, just to cover his ass

todd figuring out bojack killed his rock opera was as funny as it was horrifying...todd trusted him and yet he used todd like bojack used all his friends

But, where's the worst thing that Bojack ever did? He had stolen a meal from Neal Mcbeal the navy seal.

I know a lot of people feel bad for him majority of the time and there are sympathetic aspects to his character but he’s definitely a worse person than quite a few people think

Bojack is a great example of a bad person who is also a great character, like Clay Puppington. You want to see Bojack get better and find some actual happiness, but you’re well aware that most of the awful things that happen to him are the result of his own terribleness.

I can’t forget the thing with the other underage teenagers and the alcohol. He gave them so much alcohol and didn’t even try to look if the girl was ok. Just throwing them out in front of the hospital. She could have died and I don’t think he would have cared, just like his supporting actor with the dangerous techniques that Bojack kinda supported with his ignorance until the man died.

Honestly I get when he threw the baby over, considering all the emotional abuse his mom put him through

Anyone else expect the video to end with Sarah Lynn

The fact that this comedy cartoon show about a talking horse is being talked about right alongside Breaking Bad in so many of these comments shows that even a ridiculous premise can make an excellent story if the right attention is given to its characters. Either that or having Aaron Paul as the best friend somehow gives it the Midas touch.

The only scene where I actually sympathize with Bojack is him throwing the baby doll, because imagine being abused and neglected by your mother for her entire life, and watch her give the care you should’ve gotten to a inanimate object. That was the only time where I actually rooted for Bojack

honestly i understand why bojack threw the baby doll off the balcony. if someone was as cruel to me as she was, id do something similar

when i first watched bojack i saw everything on his side, i felt bad for him when things didnt go his way. i didnt understand how shitty he was until i started watching these compilations, so thank you for this TVWins.

2:09 i forgot how happy he was that bojack said he would defend him:(

This show was so good at subverting the expectation of redemption. Everyone of these scenes you think bojacks finally gonna do the right thing, and every time he disappoints us.

Bojack shoving Todd into the cheese fountain while insulting Diane is the most Bojack thing ever

So in my late teens I started using Xanax, like a LOT LOT LOT. And I was drinking and fucking all my days away, eventually in 2019 I kinda burned myself out, so I took a small “sabbatical” after watching Bojack season 6 I kinda just figured “hey….. why not stay sober?”

I have so much rage for this fictional character lmao He did sarah so dirty. but the show its self is amazing

You might as well upload 90% of the show. XD

17 minutes, Bojack

It's rare you get to see a character that is both so awful, and yet in a big-picture sort of way, so tragic. We viewers are shown exactly why and how Bojack is the way he is, while he struggles and fights to realize what we already know.

I do like how the show portrayed him because sometime people can’t be redeemed. Bojack is so wrapped up in his own trauma and being a victim. He can’t own up to his mistakes. He may say sorry and that it was wrong but it doesn’t mean anything when he keeps repeating them.

Honestly anyone who says they are Bo Jack in the Fandom ima just send this.

dear god, looking in perspective and with the pass of time, i can trully say that in some points is horrifying how much of an asshole bojack can be, yeah, he is the protagonist, yeah, he is not the worse human (or horse) being on the earth, but some of his actions are so wrong, theres no explanation for that

imagine if bojack met clay from moral orel do you think they would get along or would they fight

Hey tv wins guess what

Bojack makes me desire Glue.

Glad you called it out :)

Eh I actually think the scene at the beginning where he calls out Diane isn't so terrible. Diane needs to be called on her bullshit too

In Bojack's defence when he was giving a young Sarah Lynn advice, he felt he was helping her and preparing her for what stardom would do to her. It was still awful, but he genuinely thought he was helping.

5:55 As much as I disagree with my mom for doing certain things, I don’t think I’d ever would ever horrify her like bojack did when she gets at that age 😭 Bojack’s mom isn’t the best at all but damn

It makes sense that bojack would become a horrible person as an adult knowing how he was raised as a child.

If there’s any character I compare bojack to it’s Tony soprano. Both are immoral men who do horrible things. But they try to change and have sympathetic struggles with mental health. You identify with their struggles. But ultimately they fail and become worse people as the show goes on.

okay but I was kinda happy with him throwing the doll off the ledge

I felt so bad for the owl She deserved so much better

Honestly he did everything right in the scene with the doll and his mom

Why is Lego Batman a horse

Which episode is the first clip? I dont remember that scene even if it seems pretty important

It really makes it clear how shitty he is when you put it all together like this

He reminds me of an asshole I knew in highschool I used to help alot lol, I learned sometimems a shitty persons gonna treat you good most of the time, good general treatment diesbt excuse shitty behavior unless small. Glad Diane learned that.

oMg IM LiTEraly BoJAcK

@ 0:24 ‘Is it possible that Bojack didn’t have bad intentions when he told Sarah Lynn this horrible advice?’

The Worst thing about Bojack is how when you watch the series you see there are some moments here and there where he can be a nice guy and you as a viewer understand why he is the way he is, but then you see how egomaniac and evil he can be, this guy has many chances to change his life for the better but he always screwed everything up at the end

Bojack is the worst...and that's why we like him

Wow if I was Wanda? I would have walked out after he said "of course you don't care about your work". I wouldn't even give him the chance to justify that. As for the Philbert director? THE FUCK?! Stop him!

5:59 “Nice arm.”

Bojack was a real one for ripping into Diane though. She’s horrible and they deserve each other

Shame on you Bojack Horseman Shame on you!!!!!

Why does he sound like Rick from Rick and Morty?

How can some people say Diane and Bojack were alike (self-destructive)? Not at all. Diane was an empath, Bojack is a narcissist, a trauma-child who hurts people around him because he hasn't acknowledged how deep inside he was damaged by his past and parents. All seasons go through the different aspects of his destructive behaviour. Diane is not like that, she cares too much but that caring is not reciprocal (her marriage to Peanut Butter is not reciprocal, nor her friendship to Bojack; but her friendship to PrincessCarolyn and Todd is, that's why she "keeps" those friends). Diane DOES the hard work, she goes to therapy and insists on it, sees the relevance and urgency of it to "get better" and "turn herself around". Bojack, on the other hand, dismisses that MANY times, unlike Diane; because Bojack needs a different type of personal work and self-reflection, amends, alone-time. Bojack has flashes of clarity right after almost every self-destructive behavior (He helps PC, he tells Diane she shouldn't have him close to her, he feels bad about sleeping with Todd's close/crush friend, he tells Sarah Lynn she's worthy BUT he does it while having her for himself, pushing her to drink and go through a downhole again, takes advantage of her "family-like" relationship and doesn't even ask for what she's doing at the moment -she WINS an OSCAR, but he didn't care, that's why he didn't know and didn't ask for it-. Bojack consistent destructive behavior is what separates him from all other characters, the end reflects that: he doesn't lose his friends because of them, but because of HIM. Todd says it in season 3 too. It is HIM and it is HIM who needs to change himself, turn himself around; no one else has the task or duty "to change Bojack". Remember, how many psychologists does it take to change a light-bulb? "It doesn't matter how many, but the bulb has to want to change".

Some of his actions are like unforgivable, but others you can actually understand why he behaves that way. Let´s be honest, at 5:17 even tough it´s extremely cruel, he had the right to do that. Beatrice was a horrible mother to him.

damn he really was the worst

A question for you guys: in your opinion, is the show more funny or sad?

5:19 I don't see how this is a bad moment for bojack his mother was awful to him growing up why the hell should he be nice to her, bc she has dementia. Bojack was a child that she verbally and emotionally abused she deserves this treatment.

Honestly, it would be very interesting to see a video of the nice things that Bojack did. For example the fake letter for Diane in season 1. Bringing Sarah Lynn to rehab. Taking care of Hollyhook, the seahorse and Penny at the prom. Getting Moode close to Todd. Spurred on Gina to her passion for singing. Invented a fake happy scenario for his wicked mother. and much more. It is blind to think that Bojack has not done bad things, but it is important to see that he is doing his best despite everything. He never had any bad intentions and I am convinced that when he scared Sarah Lynn by saying "don't stop dancing" he wanted to give her some advice in good faith, what his mother taught him

I bet Bojack and Surly would be good friends.

him throwing his moms babydoll off the balcony always fucks with me

5:17 WHAT IS THE CONTEXT FOR THIS. I'M NOT ABLE TO WATCH THE ACTUAL SHOW CAUSE I DON'T HAVE NETFLIX AND MY COMPUTER WON'T LET ME USE A PIRATED VERSION. PLEASE SOMEBODY EXPLAIN. IS THAT A REAL BABY

my empathy problems rn: 📈

Bojack is a broken person who’s done bad things that doesn’t make him a horrible person the factor that he has remorse and guilt is proof of that

Love the bojack horseman audio lmao✌️

I played this in protest of the Denver BRONCOS beating the Buffalo Bills!

Honestly what he said to Sarah probably helped her scared scene look more real

Does anyone know the song that plays at the start?

Bojack is a show for people who self diagnose their mental illness and think it makes them interesting.

@0:49 did he call Wanda "Chris"?? What? That's not even the actress's name 😂