11. Escape from L.A.

Complete story — includes the ending

BoJack discovers that Charlotte is married and has two teenage children. He lies that he is in town for a boat show, and buys a boat which he names " Escape From L.A. " to cover the lie. BoJack rejects all of his Hollywoo obligations and lives with Charlotte's family for two months as the family warms to him, particularly the daughter, Penny Carson. BoJack agrees to accompany Penny to her prom when she does not have a date. They have a fun evening with her friends until one of them passes out from alcohol poisoning; BoJack and Penny abandon her and go home, where she comes onto him. He rejects her and sits with Charlotte, where she states her belief that BoJack cannot escape who he is. They briefly kiss, but Charlotte quickly breaks it off and asks him to leave come morning time. As BoJack gets on the boat, Penny again tries to seduce him, and while he rejects her, he leaves the bedroom door open. Charlotte catches them about to have sex and harshly orders BoJack to leave immediately, demanding he never contact her or her family ever again. BoJack takes the boat with him back to California, where he finds Diane still at his house. Guest starring: Olivia Wilde as Charlotte, Ed Helms as Kyle, Adam Pally as Trip and Ilana Glazer as Penny The opening theme song is replaced by "Kyle and the Kids", a parody theme song summarizing Charlotte's living conditions.