To help with the memoir he hopes will put him back in the spotlight, BoJack hires a ghostwriter.

BoJack finds himself the subject of national media attention after he calls the troops "jerks."

BoJack reconnects with a friend from his past who moves into his house and creates pandemonium.

Months after his memoir is released, BoJack's being considered for a role that's a lifelong dream.

It's Christmas, and BoJack Horseman wants nothing to do with it, especially when Todd shows up with a giant candy cane and one of BoJack’s "Horsin' Around" Christmas episodes from his TV star days. But BoJack agrees to watch it with Todd, if only for the residual check. One heart-warming orphan story and lots of cans of beer later, BoJack might be willing to re-think his attitude -- unless Todd gets too enthusiastic about the whole holiday thing.

BoJack believes an upbeat attitude will change his life, but that attitude doesn't mesh well with his new acting job.

Mr. Peanutbutter saves the day. Todd gets exciting news. BoJack, Diane and Princess Carolyn pursue new opportunities.

Princess Carolyn pitches "Philbert" to company execs. Todd gets a better business idea. BoJack comes to a realization about Hollyhock.

BoJack delivers a eulogy at a funeral.

A reporter digs into the circumstances surrounding Sarah Lynn's death. Hollyhock goes to a party in New York City.

A celebration brings people together.