“Men, who have been using guns to make themselves feel big and powerful for years, suddenly seize up in terror at the idea of women having their level of menace and power.” Vulture · 8 years ago
It serves as a precursor to the season's later emotional peaks, like "Time's Arrow" ( Bojack_horseman_4x05
The episode is a "biting" meditation on gun violence and its portrayal in the media. It skewers the "thoughts and prayers" platitude used after mass shootings, specifically through Princess Carolyn’s struggle to market an action movie during real-world tragedies. “Men, who have been using guns to make
" Thoughts and Prayers " ( ) is widely regarded as one of BoJack Horseman 's sharpest satirical episodes, successfully balancing a cynical critique of gun culture with a deeply personal exploration of BoJack’s family trauma. Bojack_horseman_4x05
