BoJack Horseman

Six seasons, seventy six episodes and a Christmas special that no count includes. Finished in 2020, with the last season released in two halves three months apart.

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Where to start with BoJack Horseman

Watch it in order, all of it, and know going in that the first six or so episodes are not what the show becomes. Almost everybody who gives up gives up there. The final season is one season released in two halves, not two seasons.

  1. 1
    Season 1 BoJack Horseman

    Twelve episodes. It takes about half of them to turn into the thing people recommend, so give it that long.

  2. 2
    Sabrina's Christmas Wish Sabrina's Christmas Wish

    Optional, and it sits after the first season. Not counted as an episode by anyone.

  3. 3
    Season 6 BoJack Horseman

    Sixteen episodes in two halves, and a real ending rather than a cancellation.

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The Series

  • BoJack Horseman 2014, 6 seasons, 76 episodes

The Special

  • Sabrina's Christmas Wish 2014

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