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Netflix Orders Season 3 of “BoJack Horseman”

July 28, 2015

This season of BoJack Horseman didn’t even have to wait until folks got around to the middle to start getting heaps of critical praise.

Since it’s release, season 2 of BoJack has gotten plenty of love and, as a result, the order for the next season came quickly as well.

Today, Netflix announced that a third season of BoJack Horseman will be coming in 2016.

Luckily, you’ve only binge watched the first two seasons only a few times by now and can watch them over a few more times, right?

“BoJack Horseman” Has Got a Website That’s a Throwback to the 90s

July 19, 2015

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While you’re probably racing through all 12 episodes of BoJack Horseman season 2 on Netflix right now, be sure to check out the show’s brand spankin’ new website done up completely like a site from the 90s. You’ll be sure to let your nostalgia for the 90s get the best of you again.

Their Tumblr will even bring you back to the days of Windows 95.

Also, be sure to watch another great season of BoJack Horseman right here if you’re not already going that.

Season 2 of “BoJack Horseman” and “Tig” Doc Now on Netflix

July 17, 2015

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It’s a good day to have a Netflix password.

There’s literally hours of new stuff to watch on Netflix.

You can binge in watching every episode of season 2 of Netflix’s great animated series BoJack Horseman or the documentary Tig following Tig Notaro.

You could also binge watch both. Either way, you’re losing precious time to probably continue sitting and plug into Netflix for most of the day.

“BoJack Horseman” Is Back With a Whole New Set of Insecurities in This Season 2 Trailer

June 30, 2015

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Your favorite self-embattled animated horse, BoJack Horseman, is almost back for his second season on Netflix. About to star in his dream role of Secretariat, BoJack encounters a new round of problems, many of which we’re sure are self-inflicted, and we can’t wait to see it all unravel with Princess Caroline, Todd, Mr. Peanut Butter, and Diane.

Also, Lisa Kudrow voices an owl that’s a new love interest of BoJack.

Get into the season two trailer here then look for the release of whole second season on Netflix starting July 17th.

Season 2 of “BoJack Horseman” Set For July 17th Release on Netflix

May 21, 2015

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i’m back in the saddle for season 2 on @netflix july 17! RT if you’re PSYCHEDD #BoJackIsBack #BoJackHorsmanSeason2 pic.twitter.com/KEu8BS8V2z

Just announced today, your favorite animated complicated former sitcom star horse BoJack Horseman is raring up for a second season this summer.

As series creator Raphael Bob-Waksberg amazingly shifted the tone and arc of the BoJack to something a little more dramatic and introspective in the middle of the first season, we can’t wait to see what he’ll pull off for season 2 as well what happened with that Secretariat movie.

Netflix Planning To Raise Their Debt $1 Billion More For Content Including Comedy Series and Specials

February 2, 2015

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(via Variety)

In order to follow up in their plans to release triple the amount of content that they did last year, Netflix is plunking down a big pile of IOUs, around a billon of them in fact.

The online streaming service is set to release 320 hours of their own content, which will include the Wet Hot American Summer mini-series, the next season of BoJack Horseman, and Aziz Ansari’s Live at Madison Square Garden just to name a few.

The four picture deal with The Duplass Brothers just struck at Sundance will probably benefit from this as well.

All told, Netflix seems like it’s full-fledged major studio/network as opposed to just an online streaming service.

So, There’s a “BoJack Horseman Christmas Special” Now on Netflix

December 19, 2014

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Joy to the world, The @BoJackHorseman Christmas Special is here! pic.twitter.com/lHbkSURZNc

— Netflix US (@netflix) December 19, 2014

All this time we thought we’d have to wait a few more months before season 2 of one of our favorite shows this year, BoJack Horseman, was released to watch any new BoJack Horseman.

And yet, the oft-invoked phrase “Christmas has come early” now applies as there is a BoJack Horseman Christmas Special: Sabrina’s Christmas Wish now on Netflix.

Go watch and enjoy it now before the next batch of bad news comes flooding through your newsfeed.

Netflix Renews Bojack Horseman for Season 2

August 26, 2014

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(via The Hollywood Reporter)

Despite Netflix being shut out of being recognized as a winner in any Emmy category this year, the online streaming giant is pushing forward with their own agenda.

Their first order of business today: give Bojack Horseman a second season.

Netflix’s first original animated comedy series hasn’t even gone a week since its release before getting the order from another season, but we’re happy either way to hear more of Will Arnett voicing a sitcom horse as well as having a stellar cast including Aaron Paul, Amy Sedaris, Alison Brie, and Paul F. Tompkins.

Season 1 of Bojack Horseman Now on Netflix

August 22, 2014

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The moment you have all assuredly been waiting for (that is the voice of Will Arnett behind a washed up 90’s sitcom star horse trying to get his life together) is finally here.

That’s right the first season of Bojack Horseman is now on Netflix. So, if you’re taking a break from The Simpsons marathon, then just watch Bojack Horseman right here.

Here’s a Brand New Trailer for Netflix’s Animated Series “Bojack Horseman”

August 1, 2014

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Netflix’s latest series does feature Will Arnett as a former sitcom star horse Bojack Horseman with a bit of GOB-esque qualities. There’s a brand new trailer and you can see that humans and horses aren’t that different when it comes to trying to live down your own shadow from former 90’s sitcom stardom.

Amy Sedaris, Alison Brie, and Aaron Paul also co-star and it’s going to be released on Aug. 22nd. Watch the trailer here and become cognizant that the 90’s was over 20 years ago.

Watch Trailer for Netflix’s Animated Series “Bojack Horseman” Out in August

June 3, 2014

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Netflix is trying to keep their original content streak rolling and have set their next series to be Bojack Horseman. It’s an animated series that follows the life of a former sitcom star that is also a horse. Will Arnett voices Bojack Horseman joined by the voices of Amy Sedaris, Aaron Paul, and Alison Brie.

We’re definitely getting a sort of GOB Bluth as a horse vibe here, which we’re completely on board for. Watch the trailer and mark Aug. 22nd on your calendar, the date when it comes out on Netflix.

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