Season 5 of BoJack Horseman premiered this weekend on Netflix. It’s full of the usual dark humour and animals doing drugs we’ve come to expect from the show, as well as new developments, twists, and a lot of really excellent experimental episodes.

The most dangerous thing about BoJack Horseman’s profound narcissism is the way it blinds him to the fact that he’s often the agent of his own sabotage. In the first trailer for BoJack Horseman’s fifth season, the famed actor makes clear just how far away from self-actualisation he still unfortunately is.

It feels as though it's been a hot second since we last caught up with BoJack Horseman - who, in the Netflix series' fourth season, finally seemed to be on the verge of getting his life together once and for all. Fans will be glad to hear that the show's due back much sooner than you might think.

Though BoJack Horseman has built up a loyal fanbase since it debuted on Netflix four years ago, there's been a contingent who have criticised the series over the voice casting of one of its main characters. Creator Raphael Bob-Waksberg was recently asked about the issue, and his response was pretty much the best answer that can be given in such a scenario.

For such a terrible year, we got a lot of good things out of 2017. Good movies, good TV and one of the best years for games we've seen this generation. As far as things I've sat in front of and consumed, I can't really complain about 2017 at all.