“I guess letter writing is therapeutic. I hear it did wonders for the zodiac killer.”
Netflix’s beloved animated comedy BoJack Horseman is returning to our screens for a sixth and final time.
The show’s last season will be split into two parts, the first dropping just next month and the final instalment dropping on 31 January next year.
The show, which stars Will Arnett, Amy Sedaris, Alison Brie, Paul F. Tompkins and Aaron Paul, has dealt with themes such as addiction, suicide, mental health, racism and the human experience (though most of the characters are animals).
In a statement issued through “his” official Twitter page, BoJack wrote: “if you asked me 6 yrs ago how i thought id be rmembered [sic] id have probably said that horse from horsin around but here we are season 6 on @netflix the 2 part final season before i hit the dusty trail aka runyon dont make plans oct 25 or jan31 bc youre watching me and feeling feels.”
The trailer sees Horseman in rehab, writing a letter to Diane, and suggests that the show’s last hurrah is going to be every bit as funny, thought-provoking and ultimately sad as we’ve come to expect.
if you asked me 6 yrs ago how i thought id be rmembered id have probably said that horse from horsin around but here we are season 6 on @netflix the 2 part final season before i hit the dusty trail aka runyon dont make plans oct 25 or jan31 bc youre watching me and feeling feels pic.twitter.com/PbVBLdfXP6
— BoJack Horseman (@BoJackHorseman) September 27, 2019
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