The BoJack Horseman Show was a "mockumentary style" show starring BoJack Horseman. The show premiered in 2007, and was considered a huge flop. It lasted seven episodes.
Background[]
This was BoJack Horseman's attempt at breaking free from the image of his Horsin' Around character to do an "adult" show. The end result was quite cringe-inducing and disastrous.
The ratings got so bad that they were considering bringing in the then-hot pop star Sarah Lynn as a guest star in the episode "Hello, Old Friend."
The BoJack Horseman Show was originally a grittier show entitled The Life and Loves of Mitch McFadden and His Family and Friends. The original title was rejected by Marv Sbarbori because it was longer than two words. It was then changed to Mitch's Life, the show was then finally re-named The BoJack Horseman Show, due to the drive to make the show into something that will be different from all the others and be remembered, in addition to copious amounts of alcohol.
Trivia[]
- BoJack refuses to discuss matters about The BoJack Horseman Show to this day.
- Character Actress Margo Martindale appears in the read-through, with a sign that says "Angel," implying that she is a character in The BoJack Horseman Show.
- The show is briefly mentioned in The View from Halfway Down.