Related: Enough Horsin' Around: These Are 'BoJack Horseman's Most Emotionally Devastating Episodesīob-Waksberg then provided a link to the donation page for Trans Lifeline, a charity that helps provide support to the trans community.Īs the donations started to roll in, Bob-Waksberg provided some context for the cut joke: “But if people want to see the controversial cut David Fincher bit from season one, I'll share it here if 100 people respond to this tweet with pics of donations they made today (any amount) to Trans Lifeline:”
My point was it's silly for a network to pretend their hands are tied when it comes to the content they put on their network.”įans of the show, which ended last year after six seasons, immediately began clamoring for more Bojack Horseman, wanting to see the cut joke. Turns out it was a whole scene! Netflix was right to note, it's a dumb scene. “Just looked up the cut Fincher joke because I actually couldn't remember it. Is that normal, for comedians? Because Netflix once asked me to change a joke because they were worried it might upset David Fincher.” “Still mystified that apparently Dave Chapelle’s deal is that he says whatever he wants and Netflix just has to air it, unedited. Bob-Waksberg then used the opportunity to do some good by promising to release a cut Bojack Horseman joke if a certain amount of people donated to a charity.īob-Waksberg started the Twitter thread by saying: Bojack Horseman creator Raphael Bob-Waksberg took to Twitter to discuss Dave Chappelle, specifically the comedian’s recent controversies surrounding making jokes at the expense of the transgender community.
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