We say goodbye to one of our favorite shows: BoJack Horseman. How does the “Great American Novel” end? What story have we been following these past few years? What have we learned about how to end a story? How do you give closure to characters and relationships without answering all the questions?
Previously on Writers Get Animated
<ul><li><a href='https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/121-the-lost-loves-of-scrooge-mcduck-and-bojack-horseman/id1059055576?i=1000419704772'>121 - The Lost Loves of Scrooge McDuck and BoJack Horseman</a></li>
<li><a href='https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/103-from-bazooga-eyes-to-bojack-sexual-harassment-in/id1059055576?i=1000399114130'>103 - From Bazooga Eyes to BoJack: Sexual Harassment in Cartoons</a></li>
<li><a href='https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/046-what-are-you-doing-here-struggles-failures-bojack/id1059055576?i=1000377223744'>046 - What Are You Doing Here? The Struggles and Failures of BoJack Horseman</a></li>
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161 - Nice While It Lasted: The End of BoJack Horseman

Get drawn into your favorite animated movies and shows with writers Chris Leyva and Mackenzie Worrall! Whether it's following an alcoholic horse actor, a family of adventuring ducks, a wise-cracking rabbit, or some wacky kids down the street, we've got you covered. Every two weeks, we English-major-the-crap-out-of the latest animated movies and shows to uncover how the magic works.