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An analysis of the symbols of regret, redemption, death and Hollywood culture within the Netflix animated series: BoJack Horseman.

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A view of where the washed up Hollywood star lives.

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The Bojack Horseman Wiki has a dedicated fanbase laying out information episode by episode in depth.

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Interview with the creator of BoJack Horseman

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Interview with the creator of BoJack Horseman

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Raphael Bob-Waksberg sits down with Rolling Stone and mentions the show's biggest inspirations.

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Fun facts and things you didn't know about BoJack Horseman

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Fun facts and things you didn't know about BoJack Horseman

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Business Insider discusses and informs of various factoids regarding the show.

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Ever since becoming A Hollywood superstar, BoJack had developed a narcissistic personality. This painting hung in his home can interpreted as modern day view of Narcissus, a man who fell into obsession with his reflection: similar to BoJack.
This painting is also a parody and based off of the 1972 painting titled Portrait of an Artist (Pool with Two Figures) by David Hockney.

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A look at where BoJack went to runaway from his problems when Hollywood lifestyle overwhelmed him. Seen in the background is his mother as a child and his grandparents, as the summerhouse was owned for generations.

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BoJack seen in The View From Halfway Down accompanied by his deceased friends and family. They all are having the last meal before they died.

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Fans have received the message from the series and have recreated the introduction.

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The Most Experimental Episode in the Entire Series 

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The Most Experimental Episode in the Entire Series 

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Vulture goes on to discuss how The View From Halfway Down takes such a unique yet strange approach as opposed to the other episodes of the series.  Instead of being written by Bob-Waksberg, it was written by Alison Tafel.

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A poem by how BoJack's  childhood hero Secretariat and how he has second thoughts on suicide.

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Bojack Horseman: "The View from Halfway Down" Poem (S6 EP15)

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Youtuber Johnny 2 Cellos provides an interesting analysis of the symbolism in The View from Halfway Down

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"The View from Halfway Down" Explained | Confronting Mortality

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The creator Raphael Bob-Waksberg discusses with Sarah McCammon of NPR his final remarks on the show.

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How BoJack Subverts the Typical Hollywood Ending

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How BoJack Subverts the Typical Hollywood Ending

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TIME provides an interesting read on how Bojack delivers a satisfying ending to the critically acclaimed series.

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BoJack Horseman's intro sequence finishes with him slowly sinking deeper into his pool similar to how he sinks and nearly drowns to death at the the end of The View from Halfway Down.