“BoJack Horseman” has been a critical favorite for so long it’s hard to imagine people still are discovering it.
But that’s just what happened Wednesday night, as the Netflix animated comedy pulled off an unprecedented move by premiering in syndication on Comedy Central.Creator Raphael Bob-Waksberg spoke to IndieWire in the lead-up to Season 5, but while he was getting ready for the latest season’s launch, he was also in the process of going back through Season 1 to ready episodes for their debut on cable.The Hollywood satire, featuring Will Arnett as the voice of a one-time sitcom star who is now drifting through his acting career on a cloud of alcohol, drugs, and self-loathing, has no shortage of adult content.
That makes it a natural fit for Netflix’s lack of standards and practices, but not a dealbreaker for Comedy Central.“We’ve been going back and
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