EPISODE

1. Brand New Couch

BoJack believes an upbeat attitude will change his life, but that attitude doesn't mesh well with his new acting job.

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In 1973, BoJack watches Secretariat read his letter while his parents fight in another room. Beatrice Horseman reminds him that he has "ruined" her, and that he must make something of himself to atone. During the success of Horsin' Around, she comes to one of his live shows, but is unimpressed. In the present, Secretariat begins shooting. BoJack, with a new, overly positive attitude, struggles to jog up a hill outside his house and film a serious line. As he worries over being unable to perform his dream role, Beatrice calls to inform him that she read his autobiography and apologizes for birthing him "broken," causing BoJack to drop his attitude and film the line perfectly. Guest starring: George Takei as Audiobook Narrator

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