“Time’s Arrow” visualized the fractured memory of BoJack (Will Arnett)’s mother Beatrice (Wendie Malick)’s dementia. “The New Client” made the pressures on Princess Caroline (Amy ...

which she complicates by having a fling with BoJack. Princess Caroline’s eagerness for motherhood was pushed to the foreground last year, and one of this season’s best episodes finds her ...

A Navy SEAL is . . . a seal — you're getting it! When BoJack calls Princess Caroline's office, the hold music is always "Jellicle Songs for Jellicle Cats"; BoJack's nemesis, an overly ...

But Bojack makes a point in its finale of highlighting how escaping from the feelings you have for people isn't an entirely believable goal. The dynamic between Princess Caroline and Bojack has ...

Now, in the presence of his human sidekick Todd (Aaron Paul) and his feline agent and ex-paramour Princess Caroline (Amy Sedaris), BoJack is primed for his comeback and the over 40 million global ...

Tompkins as his frenemy Mr. Peanutbutter, and Amy Sedaris as his long-suffering agent Princess Caroline. Bojack, set in an animated world of human and anthropomorphic characters, has offered a ...

BoJack spends his days watching his own reruns while his agent/sometime lover, Princess Caroline (a pink cat voiced by Sedaris) fails to find him even a walk-on in “War Horse.” Instead ...

In Season 1, “BoJack” mined gold from a broad premise — cheetahs are fast, sloths are slow — by putting them on treadmills on either side of Princess Caroline (Amy Sedaris) at the gym.