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BoJack Horseman

Show Info

  • Status: Ended
  • First Aired: August 22, 2014
  • Seasons: 6
  • Episodes: 76
  • Networks: Netflix
  • Genres: Animation, Comedy, Drama
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BoJack Horseman(2014)
Comeback King
This show finished strong! The final season's average rating was higher than the previous one.

Don't look back. You're not going that way.

TMDB Rating: 8.5 (2702 votes)

Overview

Meet the most beloved sitcom horse of the '90s , 20 years later. He's a curmudgeon with a heart of...not quite gold...but something like gold. Copper?

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Season 1 Poster

Season 1

12 episodes • 2014Avg: 7.5

#EpisodeAir DateRating
1BoJack Horseman: The BoJack Horseman Story, Chapter OneAug 22, 20147.0
2BoJack Hates the TroopsAug 22, 20147.4
3Prickly-MuffinAug 22, 20147.0
4Zoës and ZeldasAug 22, 20147.4
5Live Fast, Diane NguyenAug 22, 20147.3
6Our A-Story Is A 'D' StoryAug 22, 20147.3
7Say AnythingAug 22, 20147.6
8The TelescopeAug 22, 20147.8
9Horse MajeureAug 22, 20147.5
10One Trick PonyAug 22, 20147.3
11Downer EndingAug 22, 20148.7
12LaterAug 22, 20148.0
Season 2 Poster

Season 2

12 episodes • 2015Avg: 8.1

#EpisodeAir DateRating
1Brand New CouchJul 17, 20157.7
2YesterdaylandJul 17, 20157.7
3Still BrokenJul 17, 20157.7
4After the PartyJul 17, 20158.0
5ChickensJul 17, 20157.6
6Higher LoveJul 17, 20157.4
7Hank After DarkJul 17, 20158.1
8Let's Find OutJul 17, 20158.6
9The ShotJul 17, 20158.0
10Yes AndJul 17, 20158.5
11Escape from L.A.Jul 17, 20159.0
12Out to SeaJul 17, 20158.4
Season 3 Poster

Season 3

12 episodes • 2016Avg: 8.1

#EpisodeAir DateRating
1Start Spreading the NewsJul 22, 20168.0
2The BoJack Horseman ShowJul 22, 20167.2
3BoJack KillsJul 22, 20167.0
4Fish Out of WaterJul 22, 20169.0
5Love And/Or MarriageJul 22, 20167.9
6Brrap Brrap Pew PewJul 22, 20168.0
7Stop the PressesJul 22, 20168.0
8Old AcquaintanceJul 22, 20168.0
9Best Thing That Ever HappenedJul 22, 20168.2
10It's YouJul 22, 20168.6
11That's Too Much, Man!Jul 22, 20169.3
12That Went WellJul 22, 20168.5
Season 4 Poster

Season 4

12 episodes • 2017Avg: 8.2

#EpisodeAir DateRating
1See Mr. Peanutbutter RunSep 8, 20177.5
2The Old Sugarman PlaceSep 8, 20178.7
3Hooray! Todd Episode!Sep 8, 20178.1
4Commence FrackingSep 8, 20177.6
5Thoughts and PrayersSep 8, 20177.9
6Stupid Piece of Sh*tSep 8, 20178.7
7UndergroundSep 8, 20177.9
8The JudgeSep 8, 20177.1
9RuthieSep 8, 20178.6
10lovin that cali lifestyle!!Sep 8, 20178.1
11Time's ArrowSep 8, 20179.2
12What Time Is It Right NowSep 8, 20178.8
Season 5 Poster

Season 5

12 episodes • 2018Avg: 8.4Golden Era

#EpisodeAir DateRating
1The Light Bulb SceneSep 14, 20187.7
2The Dog Days Are OverSep 14, 20188.6
3Planned ObsolescenceSep 14, 20187.8
4BoJack the FeministSep 14, 20188.0
5The Amelia Earhart StorySep 14, 20188.2
6Free ChurroSep 14, 20189.5
7INT. SUBSep 14, 20188.6
8Mr. Peanutbutter's BoosSep 14, 20188.2
9Ancient HistorySep 14, 20188.0
10Head in the CloudsSep 14, 20188.5
11The ShowstopperSep 14, 20189.3
12The Stopped ShowSep 14, 20188.7
Season 6 Poster

Season 6

16 episodes • 2019Avg: 8.5Golden Era

#EpisodeAir DateRating
1A Horse Walks into a RehabOct 25, 20198.9
2The New ClientOct 25, 20198.2
3Feel-Good StoryOct 25, 20197.8
4Surprise!Oct 25, 20198.6
5A Little Uneven, Is AllOct 25, 20197.9
6The Kidney Stays in the PictureOct 25, 20198.0
7The Face of DepressionOct 25, 20199.0
8A Quick One, While He's AwayOct 25, 20198.3
9Intermediate Scene Study w/ BoJack HorsemanJan 31, 20208.0
10Good DamageJan 31, 20208.6
11Sunk Cost and All ThatJan 31, 20208.4
12Xerox of a XeroxJan 31, 20209.0
13The Horny UnicornJan 31, 20208.3
14AngelaJan 31, 20208.5
15The View from Halfway DownJan 31, 20209.3
16Nice While It LastedJan 31, 20209.0

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