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* TheReveal: Beatrice had been putting weight loss supplements (something that she took herself did ever since she was young due to her own WeightWoe ) in Hollyhock's coffee.
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* TheReveal: Beatrice had been putting weight loss supplements (something that she took herself did ever had been taking since she was young due to her own WeightWoe ) in Hollyhock's coffee.
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* RageBreakingPoint: [=BoJack=] already hates Beatrice for her mistreatment towards him over the years. When he discovers that she caused Hollyhock's overdose, which led to her dads banning him from seeing her ever again, he finally reaches his limit to sheer hatred, leading him to take her to the worst retirement home he can find, just to get rid of her.
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* RageBreakingPoint: [=BoJack=] already hates Beatrice for her mistreatment towards of him over the years. When he discovers that she caused Hollyhock's overdose, which led to her dads banning him from seeing her ever again, he finally his anger reaches his limit to sheer hatred, its absolute peak, leading him to take her to the worst retirement home he can find, find just to get rid of her.
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* ContinuityNod: That line from one of Hollyhock's fathers about her being rail-thin? That's not a throw-away line - [[https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/bojackhorseman/images/7/78/Hollyhock_weight_loss.jpeg/revision/latest?cb=20171118032801 she'd been getting progressively skinnier]] since Beatrice started making her coffee.
* ContrivedCoincidence: A waiter comes to Princess Carolyn pitching a TV Show. As Princess Carolyn is in the middle of pointing out that the odds of getting someone to take interest in a random script someone presents to them are a million to one, she notices the name of the script is ''Philbert'', the same as her unborn child and she becomes passionate about the project on that fact alone.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: Back in episode 8, Holly is seen with her coffee cup, randomly switching TV channels, having put all the loose change in the house in alphabetical order by year, and having no appetite for ice cream or pizza. It could have been attributed to her being recently left by her Miles and being generally dorky, or that [=BoJack=] unintentionally calling her a "blob" earlier when warning her about Miles May have led her to develop an eating disorder, but now it's revealed she has been secretly drugged with amphetamines through her coffee for months.
* FreakOut: [=BoJack=] suffers a panic attack under the thought of getting Hollyhock hooked to the point of hospitalization.
* ContrivedCoincidence: A waiter comes to Princess Carolyn pitching a TV Show. As Princess Carolyn is in the middle of pointing out that the odds of getting someone to take interest in a random script someone presents to them are a million to one, she notices the name of the script is ''Philbert'', the same as her unborn child and she becomes passionate about the project on that fact alone.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: Back in episode 8, Holly is seen with her coffee cup, randomly switching TV channels, having put all the loose change in the house in alphabetical order by year, and having no appetite for ice cream or pizza. It could have been attributed to her being recently left by her Miles and being generally dorky, or that [=BoJack=] unintentionally calling her a "blob" earlier when warning her about Miles May have led her to develop an eating disorder, but now it's revealed she has been secretly drugged with amphetamines through her coffee for months.
* FreakOut: [=BoJack=] suffers a panic attack under the thought of getting Hollyhock hooked to the point of hospitalization.
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* ContinuityNod: That line from one of Hollyhock's fathers about her being rail-thin? That's not a throw-away line - [[https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/bojackhorseman/images/7/78/Hollyhock_weight_loss.jpeg/revision/latest?cb=20171118032801 she'd been getting progressively skinnier]] since Beatrice started making her coffee.
coffee, with it beung the most noticeable at the begging of the episode where now her clothes don't fit.
* ContrivedCoincidence:A waiter An aspiring writer comes to Princess Carolyn pitching a TV Show. As Princess Carolyn is in the middle of pointing out that the odds of getting someone to take interest in a random script someone presents to them are a million to one, she notices the name of the script is ''Philbert'', the same as her unborn child and she becomes passionate about the project on that fact alone.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: Back in episode 8,Holly Hollyhock is seen with her coffee cup, cup in almost every scene she's in, randomly switching TV channels, having put all the loose change in the house in alphabetical order by year, and having no appetite for ice cream or pizza. It could have been attributed to her being recently left by her Miles and being generally dorky, dorky or maybe eccentric, or that [=BoJack=] unintentionally calling her repeating that she called herself a "blob" earlier when warning her about Miles May have led her to develop an eating disorder, but now it's revealed she has been secretly drugged with amphetamines for weight loss through her coffee for months.
months. She also appeared a little skinnier in that episode.
* FreakOut: [=BoJack=] suffers a panic attack under the thought ofgetting Hollyhock getting hooked on amphetamines to the point of hospitalization.hospitalization while under his care, especially after he sees his spilled medications in his bathroom and thinks she was taking them when in reality it was because she was dizzy from overdosing while trying to get a bandaid.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: Back in episode 8,
* FreakOut: [=BoJack=] suffers a panic attack under the thought of
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* OpeningShoutOut: It's revealed that Beatrice has been drugging the coffee, evoking the opening sequence this season where when [=BoJack=] drinks the coffee, things get trippy for a second.
* PapaWolf: Hollyhock's fathers are understandably [[{{Understatement}} very upset]] about their daughter becoming hooked on amphetamines and passing out, and they believe [=BoJack=] to be the cause of this, forbidding him from visiting her in the hospital, and eventually taking her back home. However, it turns out that it wasn't [=BoJack=]'s doing, but Beatrice's. At which point, [=BoJack=] goes papa wolf on Beatrice, taking her to the worst home he can find and sticking her in the worst room so she'll "never be able to hurt anyone ever again".
* PapaWolf: Hollyhock's fathers are understandably [[{{Understatement}} very upset]] about their daughter becoming hooked on amphetamines and passing out, and they believe [=BoJack=] to be the cause of this, forbidding him from visiting her in the hospital, and eventually taking her back home. However, it turns out that it wasn't [=BoJack=]'s doing, but Beatrice's. At which point, [=BoJack=] goes papa wolf on Beatrice, taking her to the worst home he can find and sticking her in the worst room so she'll "never be able to hurt anyone ever again".
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* RageBreakingPoint: [=BoJack=] already dislikes Beatrice for her mistreatment towards him over the years. When he discovers that she caused Hollyhock's overdose, he finally reaches his limit to sheer hatred, leading him to take her to the worst retirement home he can find, just to get rid of her.
* RedHerring: Everyone (including [=BoJack=] himself and the audience) thought that [[InnocentlyInsensitive his not so gentle comments about Holly's weight]], lead her to assume amphetamines and then pass out from overdose. In reality it was Beatrice who secretly tampered Holly's coffee with "pretty pills" (a.k.a. weight loss pills) to make her thinner.
* TheReveal: Beatrice had been putting weight loss pills (or ''pretty pills'', as she calls them in the next episode when she's putting on her debutante ball dress) in Holly's coffee.
* RedHerring: Everyone (including [=BoJack=] himself and the audience) thought that [[InnocentlyInsensitive his not so gentle comments about Holly's weight]], lead her to assume amphetamines and then pass out from overdose. In reality it was Beatrice who secretly tampered Holly's coffee with "pretty pills" (a.k.a. weight loss pills) to make her thinner.
* TheReveal: Beatrice had been putting weight loss pills (or ''pretty pills'', as she calls them in the next episode when she's putting on her debutante ball dress) in Holly's coffee.
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* RageBreakingPoint: [=BoJack=] already dislikes hates Beatrice for her mistreatment towards him over the years. When he discovers that she caused Hollyhock's overdose, which led to her dads banning him from seeing her ever again, he finally reaches his limit to sheer hatred, leading him to take her to the worst retirement home he can find, just to get rid of her.
* RedHerring: Everyone (including [=BoJack=] himself and the audience) thought that [[InnocentlyInsensitive his not so gentle comments aboutHolly's weight]], Hollyhock's weight]] and Miles dumping her lead her to assume developing an eating disorder, which led her to take amphetamines and then pass out from overdose. In reality it was Beatrice who secretly tampered Holly's coffee with "pretty pills" "Chub-B-Gone" (a.k.a. weight loss pills) supplements) to make her thinner.
* TheReveal: Beatrice had been putting weight losspills (or ''pretty pills'', as supplements (something that she calls them in the next episode when she's putting on took herself did ever since she was young due to her debutante ball dress) own WeightWoe ) in Holly's Hollyhock's coffee.
* RedHerring: Everyone (including [=BoJack=] himself and the audience) thought that [[InnocentlyInsensitive his not so gentle comments about
* TheReveal: Beatrice had been putting weight loss
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Traditionally, hospitals prevent or limit random people from visiting patients, unless they are family or emergency contacts. [=BoJack=] had trouble finding proof that he and Hollyhock are related, which prevents him from seeing her. Plus, he never considered being a contact in case this happened. Her fathers, on the other hand, are able to.
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Traditionally, hospitals prevent or limit random people from visiting patients, unless they are family or emergency contacts. [=BoJack=] had trouble finding proof that he and Hollyhock are related, even after he gives a heartfelt speech about what she's like, which prevents him from seeing her. Plus, he never considered being a contact in case this happened. Her fathers, on the other hand, are able to.
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* ThatCameOutWrong: Holly texts "lovin that cali lifestyle" to one of her dads (Otto Zilberschlag) shortly before passing out from an amphetamine overdose. Her dads naturally assume this happened because of [=BoJack=]'s lack of parenting skills. In fact, it was Beatrice's coffee mixed with weight loss pills.
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* ThatCameOutWrong: Holly Hollyhock texts "lovin that cali lifestyle" to one of her dads (Otto Zilberschlag) shortly before passing out from an amphetamine overdose. Her dads naturally assume this happened because of [=BoJack=]'s lack of parenting skills. In fact, it was Beatrice's coffee mixed with weight loss pills.
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* WeightWoe: Holly's concern about her weight (which had been insensitively addressed by [=BoJack=] as well) and Beatrice's obsession with thinness become a plot point.
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* WeightWoe: Holly's Hollyhock's concern about her weight (which had been insensitively addressed by [=BoJack=] as well) and Beatrice's obsession with thinness become a plot point.
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* HalloweenEpisode: Invoked. Apparently, Todd's dentist clowns are so accidentally creepy they would be a viable option to choose only as "a spooky experience" in October. Unfortunately, the episode is set in January. Double as a CallBack with the "Halloween in January" store that Todd and Mr. Peanutbutter founded in season 1. [[spoiler: And even triple as {{Foreshadowing}}, since at the finale of the season, Todd's will somehow think it would be a good idea to recycle this as a motivational situation, but between the idea in itself being dumb, the fact that Todd's is in charge and unsupervised, and the fact that in a word half full of animal men rabies — the disease who possibly could be the origin of the modern vampire and zombies mythos — it will go HorriblyWrong. It stil won't stop Todd.]]
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* HalloweenEpisode: Invoked. Apparently, Todd's dentist clowns are so accidentally creepy they would be a viable option to choose only as "a spooky experience" in October. Unfortunately, the episode is set in January. Double as a CallBack with the "Halloween in January" store that Todd and Mr. Peanutbutter founded in season 1. [[spoiler: And even triple as {{Foreshadowing}}, since at the finale of the season, Todd's will somehow think it would be a good idea to recycle this as a motivational situation, but between the idea in itself being dumb, the fact that Todd's is in charge and unsupervised, and the fact that in a word half full of animal men rabies — the disease who possibly could be the origin of the modern vampire and zombies mythos — is even more contagious than IRL, it will go HorriblyWrong. It stil won't stop Todd.]]
