2. The Old Sugarman Place

Complete story — includes the ending

In the 1940s, Beatrice Horseman's brother Crackerjack is killed in World War II, and her mother Honey has a breakdown during a celebration of the end of the war. Drunk, she has Beatrice drive them home, but she crashes the car. Her father Joseph has Honey lobotomized, and she asks Beatrice to never love anyone as much as she loved her son. In the present, BoJack almost joins the wild horses, but is distracted by a call from Diane (which he ignores) and watches as they pass by him. He drives out to Beatrice's Michigan lake house, which has become dilapidated. Grumpy and flightless dragonfly Eddie helps BoJack fix it up, but BoJack tricks him into flying when he notices how depressed Eddie is. Enraged, Eddie reveals that his wife died in a flying accident and almost drowns them both out of anger for making him fly. BoJack finally calls Diane back and their banter inspires him to have the house torn down and abandon Eddie, hurt by how he was almost responsible for their deaths.