I thought it was really deep and especially the Secretariat poem and I thought it was really well done and handled for the topic that it covered from suicide to drugs to parental abuse to coming out as gay in the nineties to many other things but overall I really liked that episode.Īlso I like how they ended the show because although I didn't like it at first, it has grown on me because of the type of show it was and a happy ending wouldn't make sense for Bojack because of all of the stuff he has gone through throughout the whole show. Robot but I liked the seahorse one and I liked the second to last episode of season 6 episode 15 the view from halfway down. They told part of their story without the constant complaining from its protagonists. If he can stop channeling his pain through distractions, he may be a beautiful song despite those darker moments.Īlso, a show so hung up on manufactured personal drama was muted. He is good deep down if he can just keep hold of that person. He gave Kelsey the real apology, and did what he never really did for Herb. Without Bojack's distractions and ways to both fixate on and dodge his guilts and fears, he rose. I guess ultimately what I'm saying is that the music takes us on ups and downs, but it also has an inherent rise. The struggle is all part of the song, and the song is not beautiful without it. And with each struggle of effort, each darker moment in sound, it only helps brighten the rise back into resounding joy.īojack can struggle, but he's the one keeping himself down, because he can rise back up. That episode, with each falter, still sees the next rise.
With constant struggle, relapse, and effort, he still has inner, undeniable beauty that all life shares (the soul, if you will). What we're experiencing is Bojack's reconnection with his innocence and humanity. The music conveys so much and the visuals only complement the story of the music.
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I've had people try to check their email while I'm working, not realizing that what they do interrupts what I do.Subreddit for the animated comedy series on Netflix. For the most part, I'm going to ask that you not use your mouse or keyboard during our session, unless I ask you to do something specifically. "So you can see that I can move your mouse, and if you go ahead and move your mouse, you'll see that you still have control over it as well. They should choose Allow.īefore you go any further with your support session, say something like: Tell the user that the first thing you're going to do is ask permission to share their screen and access to their mouse and keyboard.Ĭlick the first icon on the Screen Sharing tab and ask if they see the prompt in their chat window, asking for permission.
Your window will now display the diagnostic tools you can use during the support session. The end user's chat window will now show that you have begun chatting with them. If you click that, our session will immediately stop and the application you downloaded will be automatically removed from your computer." Whenever I need your permission to do something, you'll see choices it the chat window to Allow or Refuse. "You should see a small window with a bright orange bar with the word "Bomgar" in it. Say to the user something like the following: Run the Representative Console on your computer, logging in with your NetID and password.ĭouble-click on the user's entry under All Jump Clients.
Have you gone over the material covered in our What to Say Before You Begin a Session article with the end user? It is important that the end user is comfortable with the notion of remote access before you begin.
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