BoJack Horseman — Season 6
Haunted by his past and desperately seeking a fresh start, BoJack embarks on a difficult journey of self-assessment after entering rehab. Forced to truly examine the wreckage he’s left behind, he begins the challenging process of acknowledging his failings and attempting to repair the damage he's caused.

BoJack arrives at Pastiches, a rehabilitation center nestled in Malibu, seeking solace from the ghosts of his past. There, he confronts the lingering sorrow of Sarah Lynn’s death and the shadows that shaped his own difficult upbringing.

With her nanny's departure, Princess Carolyn finds herself navigating the precarious equilibrium between a demanding career and the responsibilities of motherhood. Meanwhile, Mr. Peanutbutter makes a visit to BoJack in rehabilitation.

Girl Croosh dispatched Diane on assignment with the seasoned cameraman, Guy, but she hesitated at their request for more optimistic narratives.

Todd orchestrated a surprise wedding for Pickles and Mr. Peanutbutter, but the celebration swiftly veered off course when Mr. Peanutbutter offered a confession.

Dr. Champ informs BoJack that his rehabilitation is complete, signaling a return to the outside world. The news casts a shadow over Mr. Peanutbutter’s public image. Meanwhile, in Chicago, Diane grapples with a frustrating and familiar case …

The staff at Hollywoo have walked off the set in protest. BoJack attempts to assist Dr. Champ. Meanwhile, Todd discovers his mother requires a kidney transplant, prompting Diane to devise a solution.

BoJack journeys across the nation, seeking to rekindle bonds with those from his past. Meanwhile, Mr. Peanutbutter sets out on a tour of his own, becoming an unlikely symbol for the pervasive feeling of melancholy.

A journalist delves into the details surrounding Sarah Lynn’s demise. Meanwhile, Hollyhock attends a gathering in New York City.

With BoJack’s commencement of an acting class at Wesleyan, Hollyhock established clearer lines in their dynamic.

The weight of Diane’s depression has lessened, yet the task of beginning her memoir remains a formidable hurdle. Meanwhile, reporters Paige and Max make a call on Penny.

As Paige and Max pressed Mr. Peanutbutter for answers at his restaurant, BoJack wrestled with a rising tide of panic, desperately trying to make sense of the unfolding situation.

Following the public disclosure of Sarah Lynn’s account, BoJack concededly sits for a televised interview. Meanwhile, Diane encounters Guy’s son, now a teenager.

BoJack finds himself with a new sponsor for his AA meetings. Meanwhile, Todd meticulously orchestrates an elegant gathering, hoping to make a favorable impression on his parents. Diane begins to forge a connection with Sonny.

Angela Diaz makes contact with BoJack. Princess Carolyn receives an opportunity from Lenny Turteltaub. Todd conceives of a plan.

BoJack found himself drawn back to figures from earlier chapters of his life.

Festivities have a way of drawing people into shared moments.


