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After a montage of BoJack sabotaging his book, getting drunk, and waking up in his pool, the episode ends on a quiet note. Diane agrees to ghostwrite the book. BoJack asks, “ Do you think I’m a good person, deep down? ” Diane replies: “That’s the thing. I don’t think I believe in ‘deep down.’ I think all you are is just the things that you do.” Cut to black. That is not a line from a silly cartoon about a horse. That is a philosophical hammer drop.
, as a foundation, it’s genius in retrospect. The pilot establishes the visual language of the puns, the rhythm of the dialogue, and most importantly, the central, uncomfortable question that the entire series will spend six seasons trying to answer: Is Bojack Horseman a good person who does bad things, or a bad person who occasionally feels guilt? The episode doesn’t know the answer. It doesn’t even know the right way to ask the question. But it plants the seed. bojack horseman capitulo 1 temporada 1
The best choice the pilot makes is introducing Diane as a foil. She isn’t impressed by his fame. When BoJack tries to charm her with his Horsin’ Around legacy, she cuts through it: “ You played a horse who adopted three human children. What is there to be confused about? ” She sees the sad, lonely creature behind the sunglasses, and BoJack hates her for it—because she’s right. After a montage of BoJack sabotaging his book,
Además de BoJack y Diane, el primer episodio nos presenta al elenco secundario que será vital para el desarrollo de la trama. Conocemos a Todd Chavez, el polizón que vive en el sofá de BoJack y aporta la ligereza cómica necesaria; a Princess Carolyn, la agente y exnovia de BoJack que personifica la ambición implacable de la industria; y a Mr. Peanutbutter, el rival alegre y optimista de BoJack que representa todo lo que el protagonista desprecia y, secretamente, envidia. ” Diane replies: “That’s the thing
: Analysts note that the pilot establishes a tone that oscillates between biting sarcasm sincere vulnerability , a hallmark of the series' "metamodern" style. Critical Reception
Premiering on Netflix on August 22, 2014, the pilot episode of BoJack Horseman introduces the titular washed-up actor as he struggles with writer's block and tries to regain fame by writing a memoir. The episode establishes key character dynamics, including roommate Todd Chavez and agent Princess Carolyn, while initiating themes of depression and isolation behind a veneer of comedy. For more details, visit Wikipedia .