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‘10/10 masterpiece’ TV show that will leave you ‘needing therapy’ is praised as one of the best series of the last decade and ‘Netflix’s best ever’

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Published 14:02 21 Aug 2024 GMT+1

‘10/10 masterpiece’ TV show that will leave you ‘needing therapy’ is praised as one of the best series of the last decade and ‘Netflix’s best ever’

The show has been called a 10/10 masterpiece by fans.

Michael Slavin

Michael Slavin

When it comes to shows deemed the best that Netflix has ever produced, that’s a lofty title to try and take.

Whether it be Stranger Things, Baby Reindeer, or a lesser-known banger like Russian Doll, you are competing with some of the best shows on TV from the past ten years to say that you're the best of Netflix.

Russian Doll is another Netflix original - and banger (Netflix)
Russian Doll is another Netflix original - and banger (Netflix)

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One show, however, has been given that title by fans, and is even going as far as to say that it might be the best series of the last decade.

Don’t go in expecting a light watch though.

Despite technically being a ‘comedy’, this is a show that some viewers say will leave you ‘needing therapy’.

It’ll all be worth it in the end though, as it’s arguably a masterpiece, and that’s coming directly from me.

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The show in question is Bojack Horseman, and if you haven’t seen it and are confused, hold your horses.

You can watch the trailer for season one here:

If you were wondering ‘wait the silly comedy about a drunk talking horse’?

Yes, that one.

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For the many who have seen it you will know, that after a slow-ish start – the show becomes one of the most harrowing and haunting portrayals of mental health.

Whilst that sounds like, well not a good time, don’t worry. Though the show gets incredibly heavy, it’s still an incredible watch which is often times very funny.

With an average score of 8.8 on IMDb, it is one of the highest rated shows on the site, alongside a score of 93 percent on Rotten Tomatoes - with an even higher audience score of 96 percent.

With five different episodes above a 9.5 average rating on IMDb, with one even having a 9.9, it's fair to say that it is universally loved.

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The show goes to dark places, particularly in the later seasons (Netflix)
The show goes to dark places, particularly in the later seasons (Netflix)

One fan posted the show as an answer to a Reddit thread questioning the ‘best show of the last decade’.

Another said it was one of their 'favourite shows that premiered 2010 or later'.

Meanwhile on IMDb, a review of the show, in which they gave it a rating of 10/10, said: “Best show currently on television. At first, I thought it was another cartoon for adults only with poor drawings.

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"But it's not. It's different. For one, the jokes are funnier and the sads are sadder. "The first season starts out more of a plain funny show, but beware this show will break your heart if you stick with it.”

A second review said: “Every episode is a truck load of emotions and you will require therapy.

The final season in particular is incredibly emotional. (Netflix)
The final season in particular is incredibly emotional. (Netflix)

"I binged it like crazy and I was left with nothing but emotional hollowness all around me. Every ending of an episode led me to contemplate about life.

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"And then there were episodes which made me go all teary eyed."

If you want to sum up just how much we really aren’t exaggerating about this show, take this clip from TIME Magazine’s review of the show’s final season in 2019, in which they say of Bojack Horseman: “BoJack may be the most important-and beloved-animated series since The Simpsons."

So stop what you’re doing, read four more UNILAD articles (please), and THEN run to Netflix and watch Bojack - but make sure to have your therapist on speed dial.

Featured Image Credit: Netflix

Topics: Mental Health, Netflix, Film and TV

Michael Slavin
Michael Slavin

Michael Slavin is a Film and TV writer for LADbible. After completing an English Literature with Creative Writing degree at Surrey University, followed by a Masters in International Journalism at Salford University, he began working for the Warrington Guardian as a reporter. Throughout this though, he did freelance work about Film and TV for publications such as DiscussingFilm, looking for any excuse to get to rant about films. He has now finally got that wish.

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