Blurry backgrounds, how the letters rearranged themselves on the facade of the hotel, blank faces and of course Henrietta's angry scribble-face... all very powerful to (literally) illustrate dementia.
We started that episode late at night and had to turn it off. Bojack doesn't mess around. I think Wendy Malick ended up being the stand-out talent for what she brought to Beatrice. You sort of expect her to pop onto shows as the funny, acerbic, kinda awful older women, but that was something else entirely. Needs an Emmy.
I also loved Mr. PB, because, dogs. But it's great that there's an upbeat, positive character on the show who's just a good, uncomplicated person, full stop. Even better that they treat him the same as everyone else, with issues, flaws, imperfections, and all that. Diane continues to be Diane, who, I'm sure like a lot of people here, I tend to have a hard time forming an opinion on because it's like looking into a mirror. Todd is great, never seen a show deal with asexuality before and I think everyone gives it roundly high marks. And Princess Carolyn, sigh, I just want
nice things to happen to her, why does it have to be so hard?