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** Just like in real-life, what happens to the people of the ''[=BoJack Horseman=]'' universe after they die. We know the whole episode is [=BoJack=]'s DyingDream / NearDeathExperience, but when [=BoJack=] tells Herb he'll see him on the other side, Herb bluntly tells him there ''is'' no other side; just the darkness of oblivion. It's worth noting that Herb is just as much part of [=BoJack=]'s imagination as the rest of the episode, so his words most likely reflect [=BoJack=]'s own fear of death and ceasing to exist, regardless if they're actually true or just what he's afraid will happen when he dies.
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** Just like in real-life, what happens to the people of the ''[=BoJack Horseman=]'' universe after they die. We know the whole episode is [=BoJack=]'s DyingDream / NearDeathExperience, but when [=BoJack=] tells Herb he'll see him on the other side, Herb bluntly tells him there ''is'' no other side; just the darkness of oblivion. It's worth noting that Herb is just as much part of [=BoJack=]'s imagination as the rest of the episode, so his words most likely reflect [=BoJack=]'s own fear of death and ceasing to exist, regardless if they're that's actually true or just what he's afraid will happen when he dies.
