BoJack Horseman
BoJack Horseman
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BoJack Horseman

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

8.5
Yr 2014
Status Ended
Animation Comedy Drama
Series Brief

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?

Why fans love it

BoJack Horseman occupies a strange space between sharp industry satire and a raw portrait of clinical depression. It disguises its heavy themes behind the visual language of traditional adult animation, using the absurd setting of Hollywoo to dissect existential crises that feel entirely grounded. The narrative navigates the cynicism of fading celebrity fame while relentlessly challenging the protagonist’s attempts to find genuine personal growth.

Will Arnett provides a voice for a character defined by a persistent, self-loathing internal monologue. The writing avoids easy redemptive arcs, opting instead to linger on the messy, long-term consequences of trauma and poor choices. It balances biting comedy against moments of profound isolation, refusing to offer simple answers to complex questions about human behavior. This approach pushes the boundaries of standard television comedies, turning a story about a talking horse into a stark examination of living with deep-seated sorrow.

Featured Players

Cast 75

Lake Bell
as Katrina Peanutbutter (voice)
9 episodes
Hong Chau
as Pickles Aplenty (voice)
5 episodes
Paul F. Tompkins
as Mr. Peanutbutter / Marv / Virgil Van Cleef / Prescott / Andrew Garfield / Sandro / Dog Valet / Underwater Man / Concerned Man / Janitor / Bartholomew Scagsworth / Sloth Lawyer / Blimp Co-Pilot / Abortion Doctor / George Tickle / Giant Chocolate Oscar Guy / Actor #2 / Bird / Willie Wesleyan (voice)
77 episodes
Nicole Sullivan
as Party Goer (voice)
3 episodes
Lana Condor
as Casey The Assistant (voice)
2 episodes
Keegan-Michael Key
as Sebastian St. Clair (voice)
4 episodes
Jeffrey Wright
as Cuddlywhiskers (voice)
3 episodes
Cedric Yarbrough
as Officer Meow-Meow Fuzzyface (voice)
8 episodes
Andre Braugher
as Woodchuck Coodchuck-Berkowitz (voice)
4 episodes
Angela Bassett
as Ana Spanakopita (voice)
10 episodes
James Adomian
as Stuart (voice)
7 episodes
Phil LaMarr
as Judge (voice)
5 episodes
Maria Bamford
as Kelsey Jannings (voice)
9 episodes
Lisa Kudrow
as Wanda Pierce (voice)
7 episodes
Will Arnett
as BoJack Horseman / Butterscotch Horseman (voice)
77 episodes
Aaron Paul
as Todd Chavez / AA Bird / Donkey Kid / Skippy (voice)
77 episodes
Alison Brie
as Diane Nguyen / Vincent Adultman / Kevin / Samantha The Food Critic / Olivia / Joelle Clark / Otter / Cow Waitress / Sarah Lynn's Assistant / Ship Co-Captain / Golden Snowflake Announcer / Nurse / Waitress / Cow Waitress / Announcer (voice)
77 episodes
Amy Sedaris
as Princess Carolyn / Sharona (voice)
77 episodes
Aparna Nancherla
as Hollyhock Manheim-Mannheim-Guerrero-Robinson-Zilberschlag-Hsung-Fonzerelli-McQuack (voice)
13 episodes
Chris Cox
as Bubbles / Tina (voice)
4 episodes
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Heléne Yorke
as (voice)
2 episodes
Aisha Tyler
as Sextina Aquafina (voice)
2 episodes
Jermaine Fowler
as Pete Repeat / Male Executive #1 / Male Executive #2 (voice)
2 episodes
Kevin Bigley
as Dick Cavett (voice)
8 episodes
Stephen Colbert
as Mr. Witherspoon (voice)
2 episodes
Christine Baranski
as Amanda Hannity (voice)
2 episodes
Rachel Bloom
as Laura / Katie Rabitowitz (voice)
5 episodes
John Krasinski
as Secretariat (voice)
3 episodes
Wyatt Cenac
as Wayne (voice)
3 episodes
Alan Arkin
as J.D. Salinger (voice)
4 episodes
Adam Conover
as A Ryan Seacrest Type / Paparazzi Blue Jay (voice)
17 episodes
Patton Oswalt
as Pinky Penguin (voice)
14 episodes
Kelen Coleman
as Woodchuck's Advisor / Goldie / Dr. Picarello (voice)
4 episodes
Mara Wilson
as Jill Pill (voice)
4 episodes
Mike Hollingsworth
as (voice)
8 episodes
Ben Schwartz
as Rutabaga Rabitowitz (voice)
9 episodes
Fielding Edlow
as Roxy (voice)
5 episodes
Constance Zimmer
as Skinny Gina (voice)
4 episodes
Raphael Bob-Waksberg
as Charley Witherspoon (voice)
12 episodes
Will Choi
as Pastiches Receptionist (voice)
3 episodes
Kristin Chenoweth
as Vanessa Gekko (voice)
5 episodes
Jake Johnson
as Oxnard (voice)
3 episodes
Sharon Horgan
as Courtney Portnoy (voice)
4 episodes
Kristen Schaal
as Sarah Lynn (voice)
13 episodes
Dave Segal
as Paparazzi Robin (voice)
9 episodes
Kate Berlant
as Stage Manager / Human Patron (voice)
3 episodes
'Weird Al' Yankovic
as Captain Peanutbutter (voice)
3 episodes
Stephanie Beatriz
as Gina Cazador (voice)
9 episodes
Jean Villepique
as Tracy (voice)
6 episodes
Daniele Gaither
as Sarah Lynn's Mother (voice)
5 episodes
Wendie Malick
as Beatrice Horseman (voice)
11 episodes
Kimiko Glenn
as Stefani Stilton (voice)
8 episodes
Geraldine Viswanathan
as Tawnie (voice)
3 episodes
Ilana Glazer
as Penny Carson (voice)
3 episodes
Olivia Wilde
as Charlotte Moore (voice)
6 episodes
Hilary Swank
as Joey Pogo (voice)
5 episodes
Paget Brewster
as Paige Sinclair (voice)
4 episodes
Brandon T. Jackson
as Corduroy Jackson Jackson (voice)
4 episodes
Max Greenfield
as Maximillian Banks (voice)
3 episodes
Sam Richardson
as Doctor Champ (voice)
5 episodes
Rami Malek
as Flip McVicker (voice)
10 episodes
Natalie Morales
as Yolanda Buenaventura (voice)
4 episodes
Diedrich Bader
as Judah Mannowdog (voice)
14 episodes
Jaime Camil
as Jorge Chavez (voice)
3 episodes
Echo Gillette
as Maude (voice)
5 episodes
LaKeith Stanfield
as Guy (voice)
7 episodes
J.K. Simmons
as Lenny Turtletaub (voice)
13 episodes
Stanley Tucci
as Herb Kazzaz (voice)
11 episodes
Keith Olbermann
as Tom Jumbo-Grumbo (voice)
17 episodes
Julia Chan
as Pickles Aplenty (voice)
6 episodes
Ed Helms
as Kyle (voice)
3 episodes
Margo Martindale
as Character Actress Margo Martindale (voice)
8 episodes
Abbi Jacobson
as Emily (voice)
7 episodes
Raúl Esparza
as Ralph Stilton (voice)
8 episodes
Jessica Biel
as Jessica Biel (voice)
5 episodes
Keyword Cloud

Keywords

drug abuse show business depression nihilism horse cynicism alcoholism satire adult humor anthropomorphism hollywood adult animation hollywood star existentialism sitcom thoughtful nihilist depressing tragic tv comedies