10 TV Show Endings That Get Better The More You Think About Them

As the years went on, it became more and more difficult to pinpoint how exactly BoJack Horseman's story would end. Would he die in a tragic accident? Go to jail for all the terrible things he's done? Commit suicide?

That last one seemed the most likely, at least for a while, but the season six finale Nice While It Lasted defied expectations and reminded audiences that the show was never about what BoJack deserved, but how far he and his friends came to understanding themselves, for better or worse.

In Nice While It Lasted, BoJack is given a scene with each of his closest friends - Mr Peanutbutter, Todd, Princess Carolyn, and Diane - where they each find closure over their shared histories and what they've taught each other. BoJack may not be a good person, but he and his friends make it clear there's always hope.

Like the rest of the show's often harrowing run, BoJack Horseman's finale serves as an honest reminder that empathy and human connection is what matters.

The final shot of BoJack and Diane staring into the sky, their relationship's future unclear, serves as a spotless farewell, capturing and enriching the show's recurring idea that there's always hope, despite the uncertainty of what's to come.