I haven't seen them all yet, but I think one of the conceits of BJH is that every animal has a human body (with rare exceptions, like the armadillo lady who curls into a ball when startled). Even when a human is shown riding a horse the horse has a human body and carries the guy piggyback. It's kind of neat how they don't address all the ramifications of that. Like, how would American culture be different if nobody had pets? In a way it's more surreal than Ugly Americans.
The amount of effort they put into this jury summons that's on screen for, like, 1 second is awesome.
Haha, ahh
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The amount of effort they put into this jury summons that's on screen for, like, 1 second is awesome.
Haha, ahh
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Mr. Peanutbutter is such an enjoyable character because he just LIKES everybody. Like you can imagine a happy golden retriever would. Whoa, it just occurred to me that his character might be a reference to the dog (Comet?) from Full House. Since that's the show Horsin' Around and Mr. Peanutbutter's House were aping. Which, now that I think about it, also explains why BoJack imagined he had gone on a bender with John Stamos.
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Ha, I saw this IANTSE logo on a character's T-shirt and I thought it was a reference to the logo on They Might Be Giants' album Flood. But as it turns out, the logo on Flood is a reference to the logo for IATSE (International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees). I'm surprised I didn't know this.