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After the Biscuits Braxby interview exposes all his misdeeds, Bojack deals with the fallout of becoming the most hated man in Hollywoo and receives help from a completely unexpected source.
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After the Biscuits Braxby interview exposes all his misdeeds, Bojack [=BoJack=] deals with the fallout of becoming the most hated man in Hollywoo and receives help from a completely unexpected source.
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* DearJohnLetter: A non-romantic version when Hollyhock sends Bojack a letter to let him know she's severing all ties with him before she changes her phone number so he can't contact her anymore. The audience never finds out what it exactly said, but [=BoJack=] is devastated by the content.
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* DearJohnLetter: A non-romantic version when Hollyhock sends Bojack [=BoJack=] a letter to let him know she's severing all ties with him before she changes her phone number so he can't contact her anymore. The audience never finds out what it exactly said, but [=BoJack=] is devastated by the content.
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* DownerBeginning: The episode begins three months after the fallout from [=BoJack=]’s horrible past misdeeds becoming public. Hollyhock is refusing to respond or return Bojack's phone calls, Bojack lost $5,000,000 in a lawsuit that Sarah Lynn's family forced him through for her death, he lost his teaching position at Wesleyan, and he's an utter pariah in Hollywoo and most likely the rest of the world. It's so bad that even the people at Alcoholics Anonymous hate him.
* DownerEnding: This episode ends with Hollyhock, Bojack's only blood family member alive, and the only loving family relationship he’s ever had, cutting Bojack out of her life, and him relapsing back into alcoholism.
* DownerEnding: This episode ends with Hollyhock, Bojack's only blood family member alive, and the only loving family relationship he’s ever had, cutting Bojack out of her life, and him relapsing back into alcoholism.
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* DownerBeginning: The episode begins three months after the fallout from [=BoJack=]’s horrible past misdeeds becoming public. Hollyhock is refusing to respond or return Bojack's [=BoJack=]'s phone calls, Bojack [=BoJack=] lost $5,000,000 in a lawsuit that Sarah Lynn's family forced him through for her death, he lost his teaching position at Wesleyan, and he's an utter pariah in Hollywoo and most likely the rest of the world. It's so bad that even the people at Alcoholics Anonymous hate him.
* DownerEnding: This episode ends with Hollyhock,Bojack's [=BoJack=]'s only blood family member alive, and the only loving family relationship he’s ever had, cutting Bojack [=BoJack=] out of her life, and him relapsing back into alcoholism.
* DownerEnding: This episode ends with Hollyhock,
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: Whenever [=BoJack=] tries to call Hollyhock, it always goes to voicemail after the first ring, implying that she’s hitting the decline button whenever she sees [=BoJack=]’s number on her phone. This indicates that Hollyhock is cutting Bojack out of her life long before he actually reads the letter.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: Whenever [=BoJack=] tries to call Hollyhock, it always goes to voicemail after the first ring, implying that she’s hitting the decline button whenever she sees [=BoJack=]’s number on her phone. This indicates that Hollyhock is cutting Bojack [=BoJack=] out of her life long before he actually reads the letter.
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** The mother and daughter that walk away from [=BoJack=] in the diner are the same mother and baby (now a 6-7 year old girl) Bojack pushed over in the first episode.
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** The mother and daughter that walk away from [=BoJack=] in the diner are the same mother and baby (now a 6-7 year old girl) Bojack [=BoJack=] pushed over in the first episode.
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* WrapItUp: The show was only renewed for an additional four episodes after Season 6, which had already been completed. This and the following 3 episodes are a truncated coda that has to narrowly focus on Bojack as the main character.
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* WrapItUp: The show was only renewed for an additional four episodes after Season 6, which had already been completed. This and the following 3 episodes are a truncated coda that has to narrowly focus on Bojack [=BoJack=] as the main character.
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* HeroWithBadPublicity: [=BoJack=] becomes one of the most hated men in all of Hollywoo, if not the world, due to the second interview exposing all of his misdeeds, especially his MurderByInaction of Sarah Lynn. The only people who accept him are Mr. Peanutbutter, who [[NiceGuy likes everybody]], Vance Waggoner, a disgraced misogynist and bigot, and a group of incel college students.
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* HeroWithBadPublicity: Played with, as the person in question is by no means a hero. [=BoJack=] becomes one of the most hated men in all of Hollywoo, if not the world, due to the second interview exposing all of his misdeeds, especially his MurderByInaction of Sarah Lynn. The only people who accept him are Mr. Peanutbutter, who [[NiceGuy likes everybody]], Vance Waggoner, a disgraced misogynist and bigot, and a group of incel college students.
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* ShoutOut: While talking to Princess Carolyn, Mister Peanutbutter paraphrases the Pagliacci joke made famous by ''ComicBook/{{Watchmen}}'''s Rorschach, but with the "Sad Dog" meme replacing Pagliacci. "But doctor, I ''am'' Sad Dog!"
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* VisualPun: A worm student gets his head stuck in a bottle while trying to drink it to the last drop, a reference to the [[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mezcal_worm Mezcal worm]].
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* DownerBeginning: The episode begins with Hollyhock refusing to respond or return Bojack's phone calls, Bojack lost $5,000,000 in a lawsuit that Sarah Lynn's family forced him through for her death, losing his teaching position at Wesleyan, and he's an utter pariah in Hollywoo for his past horrible actions becoming public. It's so bad that even the people at Alcoholics Anonymous hate him.
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* DownerBeginning: The episode begins with three months after the fallout from [=BoJack=]’s horrible past misdeeds becoming public. Hollyhock is refusing to respond or return Bojack's phone calls, Bojack lost $5,000,000 in a lawsuit that Sarah Lynn's family forced him through for her death, losing he lost his teaching position at Wesleyan, and he's an utter pariah in Hollywoo for his past horrible actions becoming public.and most likely the rest of the world. It's so bad that even the people at Alcoholics Anonymous hate him.
* ProducePelting: A man who notices [=BoJack=] at a drive-thru throws his soda at him, which hits the windshield.
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* TakeThat: There's one to large company lawsuits, as the damage for Sarah Lynn's death costs [=BoJack=] 5 million dollars, but the Xerox company sues twenty times more because in [=BoJack=]'s interview, he mentioned them.
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* TakeThat: There's one to large company lawsuits, as the damage for Sarah Lynn's death costs [=BoJack=] 5 million dollars, but the Xerox company sues twenty times more simply because in [=BoJack=]'s interview, he mentioned them.
