- I'm so damn proud of this show.
It's a dream come true.
- It's been so wonderful.
(gentle guitar music)
- I'm really in awe of all the writing led by Raphael.
His voice is so unique
and just to be able to be part of that,
that I get to, or that I got to still,
I'm still getting over that,
that I got to speak his incredible words
and be part of this really unique story
that he's telling.
Honestly, I'm honored.
- It has been a real pleasure to be associated
with that character and the show.
Anytime someone comes up to me and says, they're a fan.
It always warms my heart.
- People come up to me
and they tell me that it has given them
the vocabulary to talk about feelings that they have had
relationships that they never quite understood.
It's really incredible.
And it makes me tremendously proud.
- It's gratifying to be a part of something like that.
- It's crazy that we're saying goodbye
and I can't believe we're saying goodbye.
- I'm always like really excited to read the scripts
for the new episodes.
- Because it's animated I feel some distance from it.
I get to really love it as a fan.
I think people love BoJack because of how serious
and real it is.
- When it first came out,
people thought it was just gonna be another show
about show business,
- Despite it being set in Hollywood
and being about anthropomorphic animals.
I think that the struggle to figure yourself out
is fairly universal.
- At the same time the show is so funny.
There's little jokes, hidden all over the animation.
It's really extraordinary.
- We as writers go to to darker places because we can,
because it doesn't feel too dark
because the show is so bright.
- I keep hearing from people who watch the show,
that it means a lot to them just because of its exploration
of like mental illness and depression.
Yeah it feels good to connect with viewers in that way.
- It's emotional and vulnerable and sticky and prickly.
I don't think we told the actors that was the plan.
The actors all signed up for the first episode
that they read which was just like a pilot episode.
Like, yeah, this sounds fun.
One of my delights in that first season
was going to these table reads
where things got progressively darker
and seeing the actors kinda look at each other,
(laughs)
like, what did we sign up for?
But they loved it.
(laughs)
I mean they were into it.
It was fun to surprise them.
- Raphael never told me nobody had Netflix.
(laughs)
No one told my agents.
- I just could never have imagined
these deep depths that they would go to
exploring depression and humanity.
- Life and love and loss.
- I've gotten some really long letters
about people who were struggling.
And then just like seeing that represented on the screen,
even though it's like this really silly cartoon
with like all these animal gags,
watching it has made them feel less alone.
- And I've gotten a lot of emails
from animals saying that it really helps
them understand humans.
- My favorite part of BoJack's journey.
My answer, I think changed every year,
but now looking back at all of it,
he legitimately was looking for some relief
and I like the idea that he does ultimately end up
getting a little bit of peace.
- I think Todd, even though he's such a goof ball,
he has such a beautiful heart.
And when he comes out as a sexual,
that community just embraced Todd and me and the show
in such a beautiful way.
- I love Diane.
I guess I love that, Diane is always striving
to be a better person.
And she really expects a lot from herself
and from everyone around her,
often her expectations are too high,
but I like that she strives to be a really good person.
- I think my favorite part of the Mr. Peanutbutter journey,
the journey of the character was when he starts to realize
that he's been the main problem in his relationships.
- I love seeing all the fun art.
Like I really have so much fun designing all the characters
on the show.
And when I see people respond to those outfits
and like the different animals
so much that they wanna draw them themselves,
or even like dress up as them for Halloween.
That's really like my favorite thing ever.
- I mean, what a weird fever dream
this whole thing was.
like, I feel like I went to sleep one night in 2013
and I just woke up and this whole thing has just happened.
And I don't quite remember how or how I was a part of it.
I know that I participated and I made it happen,
but it almost feels like this whirlwind event
has occurred to me.
And I'm the luckiest person in the world.
We just wanna thank all the fans of BoJack
for watching all this time.
It's been a while right?
- I just want BoJack, super fans to know
that they're not alone
and that people feel the same emotions they feel.
And that's why they're on the show.
- I'm just like any of you,
I'm such a huge fan of this show.
God, thank you.
Thank you, thank you, thank you.
- I don't know.
I feel like the show is the message.
- It means to you,
whatever it means to you and you get to have that.
- BoJack will always be there for you.
Tune in to Netflix. (laughs loudly)
- BoJack continues to stream.
- Thank you for watching this extremely strange
and dark show.
- Thanks for the love and support.
(smooches)
- Bye, bye.
(chuckles)
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