History Awesome / BoJackHorseman

* As bad news as it is for Bojack, you can’t deny that Paige and Max are darn good at their jobs. They take on a mystery that’s lingered for years, and within days are able to follow the trail back to Tesuque.

* We see [=BoJack=] struggle dearly in rehab in the beginning of "A Horse Walks into a Rehab," barely even trying to succeed at the various therapeutic activities...until he notices Sarah Lynn's photo on the bulletin board of selfies. This convinces him to try harder, resulting in him becoming one of the biggest success stories of the center.

* In Bojack's first interview, Biscuits Braxby lobs him a ton of softballs for the usual EasilyForgiven bullshit that celebrities tend to get in these situations. But after a talking to from Paige, she gets him to do another interview, instantly turning into an IntrepidReporter who refuses to let him off the hook for anything, leaving him no room to wiggle out of six seasons' worth of horrible mistakes and their long overdue reckoning.

—-> “When you get to Heaven, ask for Margo Martindale! I won’t be there, but my movies will!”

—->”When you get to Heaven, ask for Margo Martindale! I won’t be there, but my movies will!”
* As bad news as it is for BOjack, you can’t deny that Paige and Max are darn good at their jobs. They take on a mystery that’s lingered for years, and within days are able to follow the trail back to Tesuque.

** At first, it seems the strike will fall apart with little progress made, because Princess Carolyn and Lenny Turtletaub coax them back into work by promoting them. In comes ''[[TheBusCameBack Judah]]'' (framed in the most angelic light possible!) to stand up for his fellow assistants. His organization combined with Princess Carolyn's HeelRealization (having been an assistant herself and sympathizing) finally gets the strike to end with actual compromises made.

-->'''Kelsey:''' [[FunnyMoments Also, in my version, she's gay. Okay, bye!]]

** Unless you think it was obnoxious that she pressured him to talk about the New Mexico incident when he didn't want to, rubbed in his guilt over Sarah Lynn as much as possible and then told him ''he'' was "being a total asshole", in which case the parts of the conversation where he calls her out are the awesome parts.

-->'''Charlotte:''' Don't. Don't you dare. If you are not out of my driveway in fifteen minutes, I am calling the police. And if you ever try to contact me or my family again, I will [[PrecisionFStrike fucking]] kill you.

-->'''Sarah Lynn:''' You sit up here in your little house and feel sorry for yourself? Ugh, guess what, [=BoJay=]: in order to be a has-been, you actually have to have, y'know, BEEN!

-->Sarah Lynn: You sit up here in your little house and feel sorry for yourself? Ugh, guess what, [=BoJay=]: in order to be a has-been, you actually have to have, y'know, BEEN!

* [=BoJack=] and the baby seahorse going through an area where the only light source is emitted from plant-life after being struck, making for some VisualEffectsOfAwesome in the process.

** And in the same vein, the creators also gave well-deserved TakeThat shots at either how some abortion clinics have a habit of guilting/shaming women into not having one ''and'' how men tried to make decision regarding abortion despite abortion being a woman's issue

* [=BoJack=] breaking the cycle of abuse, which is a near impossible task in real life, by deciding not to curse out Beatirce and instead end their toxic relationship on as positive note as they can.

* The triumphant return of Character Actress Creator/MargoMartindale, presumed dead at the end of Season 3. And they actually brought Martindale in just to mumble incoherently and then say "Bojack."

* Mr. Peanutbutter stepping up and being the first to restrain a psychotic Bojack to stop him from strangling Gina. After trying and failing to change himself in an earlier episode to prove that he can be a "tough guy", he shows real toughness and courage by being his usual kind self and restraining Bojack.

* Mr. Peanutbutter stepping up and being the first to restrain a psychotic Bojack to stop him from Strangling Gina. After trying and failing to change himself in an earlier episode to prove that he can be a "tough guy", he shows real toughness and courage by being his usual kind self and restraining Bojack.

* Diane calling BoJack out for all the terrible things he's done throughout the series. She's come a long way from the quiet, socially-awkward woman she was back in Season 1.