I could never really get into watching that show. Sure, depression and mental ilnesses and such are serious deep topics.... but the guy is fucking loaded rich! Lives in a mansion in hollywood, is loaded with cash! Everyone struggles with depression, but it sure as FUCK is better to cry by the pool in your mansion drinking cocktails with your bentley parked outside... rather than crying while barely surviving and not knowing if you will have food to eat tomorrow. Makes it hard for me to sympathise with him.

Everything is just a setting you use to discuss or show serious aspects of life, I mean, it's fiction.
tYou watch and question that kind of things, which also play a role in the big picture.
at the other side, the most relatable character in term of depression is Diane in the show, but everything is just a setting you use to discuss or show serious aspects of life.
but anyway, everyone has their own taste in stories, and I'm sort of a fan of sad stories xd

I get what you mean, and i fully understand the show discusses very serious and very real topics that apply to real people. But the context of Bojak being a rich hollywood ex-star just kills the concept for me. Its exactly the same as all famous rich millionaires/billionaires out there in real life tweeting shit like "Money can't buy happiness". It just makes me roll my eyes.

Dont take me wrong though, the pic is great and catches the dark mood very well, good work!

Well, the show doesn't have much to do with have or not having money. it's sort of beyond that. anyway, he's not the only character and they all have fun arcs.
also, thank you!

My only gripes about the show are that we never see what hollyhock wrote to bojack and... it wasn’t a happy ending... like I wasn’t an unhappy ending, but it made me feel like... I don’t know. I compare myself to Bojack a lot and we have a lot in common, but before Bojack I always kind of thought one day I’d be happy... Bojack doesn’t really ever get that... there was no resolution... if kind of just felt like, life is neither bad nor good, but it’s ok. It was kind of a let down and it made me think that... it doesn’t really get better.

it DOES get better. Bojack past behavior just paid-off and he lost everything, as everyone just stopped forgiving him. The "positive" thing about that ending is that he was "fine with it", you know, he was truly changing even if it took everything from him, consequences of horrible actions exist in real life and people who loves you can realize you're a negative thing in their lives. if the PROBES to change in the future (as you think in the last season he finally learned his lesson) Bojack could still manage to recover some of his friends or even meet new people and having a better and healthy life... and the fantastic thing about the ending of the show is that it just leave you thinking and wondering.... I think he will do it this time, he seems to have finally learned or on his way to stop being a horrible person

I hope you’re right. For both Bojack’s and my own sake.

Well, as I said, when you do bad things, there has to be consequences. That doesn't mean you can't improve or be better, that's the whole idea of that series I think, that you can be better, but it's always up to you :D

What does being better even mean? Does that mean being a little better? A lot? Almost perfect?

just not harm others I think. the definition of what's wrong is kinda subjective, but I think everyone can agree that if what you're doing isn't harming you or others in any way it's fine.
And well, that's also my opinion, what we all should strive for...

What if you don't mean to harm others, but you do anyway?

I clearly don't have all the answers, but depend on the situation I guess, sometimes you end up hurting others by just being selfish or just thinking on yourself? I can't think of any other good reason. I guess that's why we have to learn from our mistakes anyway, to not do it again.
Anyway, as I said, its just point of view, and I don't think sometimes it's "easy", it's a work for every day :c

Well, thanks. Sorry, I didn’t mean to so deep.

Don't worry, it's alright!