The Meaning of Death: BoJack Horseman vs. The Good Place

The video compares 'The Good Place' and 'Bojack Horseman', exploring their philosophical themes on death and meaning. 'The Good Place' offers a structured view on mortality, influenced by philosopher Todd May, suggesting that death gives life meaning. In contrast, 'Bojack Horseman' presents an existentialist perspective, highlighting life's unpredictability and lack of closure. The video analyzes how each show's medium and creator influence their philosophical narratives.

What existential themes are prevalent in Bojack Horseman?

What does the character of Bojack represent in terms of existential philosophy?

How does the ending of The Good Place differ from that of Bojack Horseman?

What role does humor play in addressing serious themes in both shows?