All good things must come to an end, and after six seasons of dark comedy and navigating trauma, Bojack Horseman aired its final episodes in 2020. Since 2014, the series has been lauded for its ability to mix comedy and drama using anthropomorphic characters and a never-ending supply of puns. But, despite the fantastical elements, Bojack Horseman never let go of its humanity, creating narratives about holding people accountable for their actions, trying to establish boundaries, and reckoning with your own past.
In the second half of the last season, BoJack is forced to confront his demons and his role in the death of Sarah Lynn. He must publicly reckon with his actions and admit how they led the actress down a path of addiction, as well as his past relationships with women. These final episodes are a thoughtful take on the #MeToo movement, showcasing how animation is able to interpret real-world events into poignant stories.