EPISODE

1. See Mr. Peanutbutter Run

Mr. Peanutbutter's campaign to recall the governor of California culminates in a high-stakes ski race. Meanwhile, BoJack is nowhere to be found.

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THIS ENTRY’S STORY

Plot summary and ending

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Complete story — includes the ending

In 1992, Mr. Peanutbutter stumbles onto the set of what will become his show and gets the lead role by accident. Three months after BoJack's disappearance, Mr. Peanutbutter does not get the signatures required to run for governor, but Diane unintentionally encourages him to challenge current governor Woodchuck Coodchuck-Berkowitz to a ski race for the position. Woodchuck easily triumphs over Mr. Peanutbutter in the race, but Todd, who was gifted a "drone throne" by Emily using her share of the cab company money, accidentally uses it to win the race. He immediately resigns, forcing Woodchuck to vacate the seat and win it back through a new election, which Mr. Peanutbutter pledges to partake in. As Diane watches the crowd rally around him, she leaves BoJack another voicemail, having done so throughout the episode, but finds that his mailbox is full. Princess Carolyn finds out she is pregnant but miscarries, and Ralph Stilton asks her to move in with him.

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