12. That Went Well

Complete story — includes the ending

In 2007, BoJack approaches Sarah Lynn after a show, and she vents to him before he uncaringly asks her to guest star on The BoJack Horseman Show, visibly wounding her. In the present, Sarah Lynn dies of an overdose, leaving BoJack guilt-stricken, and he decides to do Bradley's show. Princess Carolyn decides to open the agency back up but work as a manager instead of an agent. Diane gets a job at a company run by Ralph's sister, who hires her because she is impressed by her speaking out against Hank Hippopopalous. Martindale crashes the Escape From L.A. into a boat full of spaghetti, and Mr. Peanutbutter, whose house is full of strainers from a failed business venture, utilizes Todd's cab company to save the day, giving him plentiful job opportunities. He is approached by his first wife Katrina, who wants to use his new popularity to have him run for governor. Todd dissolves the company and becomes a millionaire. He takes Emily out to lunch, accidentally tipping the waitress his new fortune in the process, and admits he may be asexual despite not knowing the term. BoJack gets on well with the cast of the new show, but panics and flees when a child actress says she wants to be like him. A teenage horse girl calls Princess Carolyn looking for BoJack, who speeds his Tesla down a desert highway and lets go of the wheel for a moment, with the intention of committing suicide. He suddenly sees a pack of wild horses jogging and watches them in awe.