Meet the most beloved sitcom horse of the 90s - 20 years later. BoJack Horseman was the star of the hit TV show "Horsin' Around," but today he's washed up, living in Hollywood, complaining about everything, and wearing colorful sweaters.
The best episode of "BoJack Horseman" is "The View from Halfway Down", rated 9.9/10 from 21653 user votes. It was directed by Amy Winfrey and written by Alison Tafel. "The View from Halfway Down" aired on 1/31/2020 and is rated 0.1 point(s) higher than the second highest rated, "Time's Arrow".
BoJack reconnects with faces from his past.
Director: Amy Winfrey
Writer: Alison Tafel
In 1963, young socialite Beatrice Sugarman meets the rebellious Butterscotch Horseman at her debutante party.
Director: Aaron Long
Writer: Kate Purdy
BoJack delivers a eulogy at a funeral.
Director: Amy Winfrey
Writer: Raphael Bob-Waksberg
BoJack takes an underwater trip to the Pacific Ocean Film Festival for the “Secretariat” premiere, where he tries to reach out to Kelsey.
Director: Mike Hollingsworth
Writer: Elijah Aron, Jordan Young
On a drug-fueled bender, BoJack and Sarah Lynn crash an AA meeting, and BoJack decides to make amends to the people he hurt.
Director: JC Gonzalez
Writer: Elijah Aron, Jordan Young
"Philbert" is a hit, and filming begins on Season 2. But as BoJack spirals deeper into addiction, he loses his grip on reality.
Director: Aaron Long
Writer: Elijah Aron
A celebration brings people together.
Director: Aaron Long
Writer: Raphael Bob-Waksberg
BoJack goes on a road trip to visit an old friend, and gets a taste of existence outside the Holywood bubble.
Director: Amy Winfrey
Writer: Joe Lawson
BoJack goes off the grid and winds up at his grandparents' dilapidated home in Michigan, where he befriends a dragonfly haunted by the past.
Director: Anne Walker Farrell
Writer: Kate Purdy
BoJack travels around the country reconnecting with loved ones, while Mr. Peanutbutter embarks on his own national tour as the face of depression.
Director: Aaron Long
Writer: Shauna McGarry
Surrounded by family, BoJack spirals into self-loathing. Princess Carolyn and Rutabaga Rabitowitz plan Courtney and Todd's sham wedding.
Director: Anne Walker Farrell
Writer: Alison Tafel
After the Sarah Lynn story breaks, BoJack gives a live interview on TV. Diane meets Guy's teenage son.
Director: Aaron Long
Writer: Nick Adams
BoJack embarks on a project in his typically gonzo style, leading to a drug-fueled revelation.
Director: Amy Winfrey
Writer: Kate Purdy
BoJack checks into Pastiches, a Malibu rehab facility, where he grapples with memories of Sarah Lynn's death and his own troubled childhood.
Director: Peter Merryman
Writer: Elijah Aron
Mr. Peanutbutter saves the day. Todd gets exciting news. BoJack, Diane and Princess Carolyn pursue new opportunities.
Director: Amy Winfrey
Writer: Raphael Bob-Waksberg
Diane divorces Mr. Peanutbutter and moves into a shabby studio. Feeling melancholy, she travels to Vietnam to get away from it all.
Director: Amy Winfrey
Writer: Joanna Calo
In the midst of the latest PR crisis, Princess Carolyn gets a life-changing opportunity. With Diane's help, BoJack finally faces the music.
Director: Anne Walker Farrell
Writer: Joanna Calo
Todd organizes a surprise wedding for Pickles and Mr. Peanutbutter, but the party quickly goes off the rails when Mr. Peanutbutter makes a confession.
Director: Adam Parton
Writer: Peter Knight
Angela Diaz reaches out to BoJack. Princess Carolyn gets an offer from Lenny Turteltaub. Todd cooks up a scheme.
Director: James Bowman
Writer: Shauna McGarry
On one awful day, Princess Carolyn deals with rejection, deception and loss. BoJack and Diane try to track down Hollyhock's birth certificate.
Director: Amy Winfrey
Writer: Joanna Calo
Princess Carolyn pitches "Philbert" to company execs. Todd gets a better business idea. BoJack comes to a realization about Hollyhock.
Director: Tim Rauch
Writer: Raphael Bob-Waksberg
At the "Philbert" premiere party, Princess Carolyn deftly negotiates a deal, Gina steps into the limelight, and Diane confronts BoJack.
Director: Amy Winfrey
Writer: Peter Knight
Diane's depression lifts, but she's still struggling to start writing her memoir. Reporters Paige and Max pay Penny a visit.
Director: James Bowman
Writer: Joanna Calo
BoJack is one of the celebrity guest stars on the first episode of Mr. Peanutbutter's game show, but the game doesn't go as expected.
Director: Matt Mariska
Writer: Alison Flierl, Scott Chernoff
Mr. Peanutbutter announces the Oscar nominees. BoJack surrounds himself with admirers, but his real friendships are falling apart.
Director: Adam Parton
Writer: Vera Santamaria