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* SugarWiki/HeReallyCanAct: After two seasons of playing Beatrice as an embittered and irredeemable mother, Wendie Malick shines as a cheerful and innocent young Bea.
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* SugarWiki/HeReallyCanAct: SugarWiki/HeReallyCanAct:
** After two seasons of playing Beatrice as an embittered and irredeemable mother, Wendie Malick shines as a cheerful and innocent young Bea.
** After two seasons of playing Beatrice as an embittered and irredeemable mother, Wendie Malick shines as a cheerful and innocent young Bea.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: Music/MichelleBranch's haunting cover of Music/{{America}}'s "A Horse With No Name," which scores the ColdOpen.
** And the haunting rendition of "I Will Always Think of You" sang by Honey and Eddie.
* HarsherInHindsight: Beatrice told [=BoJack=] she hoped he'd die before she would so he'd never know what it felt like to lose a mother and, in this episode, we find out why she said that.
** As a comment on [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vAbAzSUSBHE&ab_channel=Johnny2Cellos this video]] notes, a lot of Honey's breakdown is almost identical to her grandson, [=BoJack's=].
-->'''Alyssa LS''': "Its kind of scary how Honey's breakdown is so reminiscent of Bojack's destructive behaviours - drinking, making advances on people she shouldn't, asking a child to drive (endangering someone shes responsible for - like bj and sarah lynn) while acting like everythings fun and okay."
** And the haunting rendition of "I Will Always Think of You" sang by Honey and Eddie.
* HarsherInHindsight: Beatrice told [=BoJack=] she hoped he'd die before she would so he'd never know what it felt like to lose a mother and, in this episode, we find out why she said that.
** As a comment on [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vAbAzSUSBHE&ab_channel=Johnny2Cellos this video]] notes, a lot of Honey's breakdown is almost identical to her grandson, [=BoJack's=].
-->'''Alyssa LS''': "Its kind of scary how Honey's breakdown is so reminiscent of Bojack's destructive behaviours - drinking, making advances on people she shouldn't, asking a child to drive (endangering someone shes responsible for - like bj and sarah lynn) while acting like everythings fun and okay."
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic:
** Music/MichelleBranch's haunting cover of Music/{{America}}'s "A Horse With No Name," which scores the ColdOpen.
**And the The haunting rendition of "I Will Always Think of You" sang by Honey and Eddie.
* HarsherInHindsight: Beatrice told [=BoJack=] she hoped he'd die before she would so he'd never know what it felt like to lose a mother and, in this episode, we find out why she said that.
** As a comment on [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vAbAzSUSBHE&ab_channel=Johnny2Cellos this video]] notes, a lot of Honey's breakdown is almost identical to her grandson, [=BoJack's=].
-->'''Alyssa LS''': "Its kind of scary how Honey's breakdown is so reminiscent of Bojack's destructive behaviours - drinking, making advances on people she shouldn't, asking a child to drive (endangering someone shes responsible for - like bj and sarah lynn) while acting like everythings fun and okay."Eddie.
** Music/MichelleBranch's haunting cover of Music/{{America}}'s "A Horse With No Name," which scores the ColdOpen.
**
* HarsherInHindsight: Beatrice told [=BoJack=] she hoped he'd die before she would so he'd never know what it felt like to lose a mother and, in this episode, we find out why she said that.
** As a comment on [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vAbAzSUSBHE&ab_channel=Johnny2Cellos this video]] notes, a lot of Honey's breakdown is almost identical to her grandson, [=BoJack's=].
-->'''Alyssa LS''': "Its kind of scary how Honey's breakdown is so reminiscent of Bojack's destructive behaviours - drinking, making advances on people she shouldn't, asking a child to drive (endangering someone shes responsible for - like bj and sarah lynn) while acting like everythings fun and okay."
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* TearJerker: "Why, I have half a mind..."
** Honey's entire situation after [=CrackerJack's=] death worse if you think about it from a modern-day POV. She never learned any coping skills, and with therapy not being a common thing in the 1940s, Joseph being unwilling to learn about "womanly emotions", and, from what's implied, lack of a social life or friends, she was really ''alone''. Honey didn't need a lobotomy; She really needed ''support'' and, without it, it's no wonder things turned out this way.
** Honey's entire situation after [=CrackerJack's=] death worse if you think about it from a modern-day POV. She never learned any coping skills, and with therapy not being a common thing in the 1940s, Joseph being unwilling to learn about "womanly emotions", and, from what's implied, lack of a social life or friends, she was really ''alone''. Honey didn't need a lobotomy; She really needed ''support'' and, without it, it's no wonder things turned out this way.
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* TearJerker: TearJerker:
** "Why, I have half a mind..."
** Honey's entire situation after [=CrackerJack's=] death is even worse if you think about it from a modern-dayPOV. perspective. She never learned any coping skills, and with therapy not being a common thing in the 1940s, Joseph being unwilling to learn about "womanly emotions", and, from what's implied, a lack of a social life or friends, she was really ''alone''. Honey didn't need a lobotomy; She lobotomy, what she really needed ''support'' and, without was ''support''. Without it, it's no wonder things turned out this way.the way they did.
** "Why, I have half a mind..."
** Honey's entire situation after [=CrackerJack's=] death is even worse if you think about it from a modern-day
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** Honey's entire situation after [=CrackerJack's=] death worse if you think about it from a modern-day POV. Besides not having any coping skills and therapy not being a common thing in the 1940s combined with Joseph being unwilling to learn about "womanly emotions", lack of the coping skills (she's never learned any),and, from what's implied, lack of a social life or friends, she was really ''alone''. Honey didn't need a lobotomy; She really needed ''support'' and, without it, it's no wonder things turned out this way.
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** Honey's entire situation after [=CrackerJack's=] death worse if you think about it from a modern-day POV. Besides not having She never learned any coping skills skills, and with therapy not being a common thing in the 1940s combined with 1940s, Joseph being unwilling to learn about "womanly emotions", lack of the coping skills (she's never learned any),and, and, from what's implied, lack of a social life or friends, she was really ''alone''. Honey didn't need a lobotomy; She really needed ''support'' and, without it, it's no wonder things turned out this way.
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** As a comment on [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vAbAzSUSBHE&ab_channel=Johnny2Cellos this video]] notes, a lot of Honey's breakdown is almost her grandson, [=BoJack's=].
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** As a comment on [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vAbAzSUSBHE&ab_channel=Johnny2Cellos this video]] notes, a lot of Honey's breakdown is almost identical to her grandson, [=BoJack's=].
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** Jane Krakowski, while mostly known for her wackier comedic roles on Series/ThirtyRock and Series/UnbreakableKimmySchmidt, is absolutely heartbreaking as Honey Sugarman.
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** Jane Krakowski, while mostly known for her wackier comedic roles on Series/ThirtyRock ''Series/ThirtyRock'' and Series/UnbreakableKimmySchmidt, ''Series/UnbreakableKimmySchmidt'', is absolutely heartbreaking as Honey Sugarman.
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** Honey's entire situation after [=CrackerJack's=] death worse if you think about it from a modern-day POV. Besides not having the coping skills and therapy not being a common thing in the 1940s combined with Joseph being unwilling to learn about "womanly emotions", lack of the coping skills (she's never learned any),and, from what's implied, lack of a social life or friends, she was really ''alone''. Honey didn't need a lobotomy; She really needed ''support'' and, without it, it's no wonder things turned out this way.
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** Honey's entire situation after [=CrackerJack's=] death worse if you think about it from a modern-day POV. Besides not having the any coping skills and therapy not being a common thing in the 1940s combined with Joseph being unwilling to learn about "womanly emotions", lack of the coping skills (she's never learned any),and, from what's implied, lack of a social life or friends, she was really ''alone''. Honey didn't need a lobotomy; She really needed ''support'' and, without it, it's no wonder things turned out this way.
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* OneSceneWonder: **Creator/PaulGiamatti as TV-Movie [=BoJack=].
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* OneSceneWonder: OneSceneWonder:
**Creator/PaulGiamatti as TV-Movie [=BoJack=].
**Creator/PaulGiamatti as TV-Movie [=BoJack=].
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* OneSceneWonder: Creator/PaulGiamatti as TV-Movie [=BoJack=].
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*SugarWiki/HeReallyCanAct: After two seasons of playing Beatrice as an embittered and irredeemable mother, Wendie Malick shines as a cheerful and innocent young Bea.
**Jane Krakowski, while mostly known for her wackier comedic roles on Series/ThirtyRock and Series/UnbreakableKimmySchmidt, is absolutely heartbreaking as Honey Sugarman.
* OneSceneWonder:Creator/PaulGiamatti **Creator/PaulGiamatti as TV-Movie [=BoJack=].[=BoJack=].
**Creator/LinManuelMiranda has one scene as Crackerjack Sugarman, but his role leaves a huge impact on Beatrice’s backstory.
**Jane Krakowski, while mostly known for her wackier comedic roles on Series/ThirtyRock and Series/UnbreakableKimmySchmidt, is absolutely heartbreaking as Honey Sugarman.
* OneSceneWonder:
**Creator/LinManuelMiranda has one scene as Crackerjack Sugarman, but his role leaves a huge impact on Beatrice’s backstory.
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** Honey's entire situation after [=CrackerJack's=] death worse if you think about it from a modern-day POV. Besides not having the coping skills and therapy not being a common thing in the 1940s combined with Joseph being unwilling to learn about "womanly emotions", she was really alone. Honey didn't need a lobotomy; She really needed ''support'' and, without it, it's no wonder things turned out this way.
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** Honey's entire situation after [=CrackerJack's=] death worse if you think about it from a modern-day POV. Besides not having the coping skills and therapy not being a common thing in the 1940s combined with Joseph being unwilling to learn about "womanly emotions", lack of the coping skills (she's never learned any),and, from what's implied, lack of a social life or friends, she was really alone.''alone''. Honey didn't need a lobotomy; She really needed ''support'' and, without it, it's no wonder things turned out this way.
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** Honey's entire situation after [=CrackerJack's=] death worse if you think about it from a modern-day POV. Besides not having the coping skills and therapy not being a common thing in the 1940s combined with Joseph being unwilling to learn about "womanly emotions", she was really alone. Honey didn't need a lobotomy; She really needed ''support''.
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** Honey's entire situation after [=CrackerJack's=] death worse if you think about it from a modern-day POV. Besides not having the coping skills and therapy not being a common thing in the 1940s combined with Joseph being unwilling to learn about "womanly emotions", she was really alone. Honey didn't need a lobotomy; She really needed ''support''.''support'' and, without it, it's no wonder things turned out this way.
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**As a comment on [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vAbAzSUSBHE&ab_channel=Johnny2Cellos this video]] notes, a lot of Honey's breakdown is almost her grandson, [=BoJack's=].
-->'''Alyssa LS''': "Its kind of scary how Honey's breakdown is so reminiscent of Bojack's destructive behaviours - drinking, making advances on people she shouldn't, asking a child to drive (endangering someone shes responsible for - like bj and sarah lynn) while acting like everythings fun and okay."
-->'''Alyssa LS''': "Its kind of scary how Honey's breakdown is so reminiscent of Bojack's destructive behaviours - drinking, making advances on people she shouldn't, asking a child to drive (endangering someone shes responsible for - like bj and sarah lynn) while acting like everythings fun and okay."
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*HarsherInHindsight: Beatrice told [=BoJack=] she hoped he'd die before she would so he'd never know what it felt like to lose a mother and, in this episode, we find out why she said that.
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**Honey's entire situation after [=CrackerJack's=] death worse if you think about it from a modern-day POV. Besides not having the coping skills and therapy not being a common thing in the 1940s combined with Joseph being unwilling to learn about "womanly emotions", she was really alone. Honey didn't need a lobotomy; She really needed ''support''.
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** And the haunting rendition of "I Will Always Think of You" sang Honey and Eddie.
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** And the haunting rendition of "I Will Always Think of You" sang by Honey and Eddie.
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** And the haunting rendition of "I Will Always Think of You" sang Honey and Eddie.
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* AwesomeMusic: Music/MichelleBranch's haunting cover of Music/{{America}}'s "A Horse With No Name," which scores the ColdOpen.
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* AwesomeMusic: SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: Music/MichelleBranch's haunting cover of Music/{{America}}'s "A Horse With No Name," which scores the ColdOpen.
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* TearJerker: "Why, I have half a mind...""
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* TearJerker: "I've got "Why, I have half a mind..."
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* AwesomeMusic: Music/MichelleBranch's haunting cover of Music/{{America}}'s "A Horse With No Name," which scores the ColdOpen.ColdOpen.
* TearJerker: "I've got half a mind..."
* TearJerker: "I've got half a mind..."
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* AwesomeMusic: Music/MichelleBranch's haunting cover of Music/{{America}}'s "A Horse With No Name," which scores the ColdOpen.
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