Complete story — includes the ending
BoJack's self-loathing thoughts follow him throughout the day, represented by crudely animated sequences depicting what he is imagining. He is wounded to see Beatrice caring for a horse doll and throws it over his deck in a rage, causing her to fall into a depression. He has Mr. Peanutbutter pick up its scent and gets it back from his neighbor Felicity Huffman, on the condition that he appears on her show. Princess Carolyn and Courtney's agent, Rutabaga Rabitowitz, learn that Meryl Streep is retiring on the same day as Courtney and Todd's wedding, and so they bait Streep into taking a new role to avoid distracting Hollywoo from the wedding. Todd, worried that the wedding will conflict with his asexuality, learns that he can still experience romantic attraction but decides he is not comfortable faking a marriage. Hollyhock admits to BoJack that she has her own negative thoughts and asks if they go away; he lies to her and promises that they do.
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