Comments Add a Comment. She tells him she only lived in Maine for a month and later moved to According to creator Raphael Bob-Waksberg, she is based on a girl who was in his and Lisa Hanawalt's English class as a senior in high school.In season three, BoJack finds Kelsey at POFF (Pacific Ocean Film Festival) and attempts to reconcile with her through various apology notes, however she cannot understand it because the ink starts to wash away and BoJack is unaware of his suit's voice capabilities until the episode ends. Sebastian St. Cyr is an aristocrat detective in Regency England. He offered to buy VIM from Princess Carolyn, however her assistant Judah kept this information from her in order to protect her ego. Diane also mentions (as a voice-over) when Sebastian St. Clair tells you you're good, you want to believe you are. In a discussion with BoJack, she mentioned that she visited Herb and read the part in BoJack's book on how he and Herb fought over a telescope. Later on, Rutabaga has rekindled his marriage to Katie who gives birth to septuplets on Celebrities appear on the show either as humans or anthropomorphic animal versions. In "Still Broken", Charlotte attended Herb Kazzaz's funeral. Jackson-Jackson later appears in the series' penultimate episode as a part of BoJack's hallucination during his near-death experience. - Share your reason with the rest of the community. Sebastian St. Clair (voiced by Keegan-Michael Key) – A snow leopard billionaire bachelor philanthropist who wants Diane to accompany him to a third world country, Cordovia, to ghostwrite a novel about his work rebuilding the community and caring for the citizens. Cesar Diaz Capilla. Sebastian St. Clair is a minor and recurring character in BoJack Horseman. A lot of his time is spent building statues and other monuments dedicated to himself.

In season 3, she becomes sober, but only because she hears that taking drugs after being sober for a long time is the best experience. Be the first to Add To Favorites. Through a series of blackouts, they have a series of misadventures attempting to make amends to BoJack's ex-friends, and even stalking Penny at A version of Butterscotch appears in the penultimate episode "The View From Halfway Down" as one of many deceased people from BoJack's past whom he sees in a prolonged hallucination while he is unconscious following a suicide attempt. Some other real-life celebrities appear, but are voiced by other actors:

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After giving an impassioned speech about the hurdles she's had to face due to sexism in the film industry, she gets the job directing the female superhero film After his father's death, he is sworn in as the new President of Vigor. See what Sebastian St. Clair (stclvir) has discovered on Pinterest, the world's biggest collection of ideas. At the same time, she is contacted by the producers of the During this, he introduces her to a little boy named Kinko. Diane (as a voice-over) describes how Sebastian likes to talk about himself. While most of the other figures in the hallucination appear as they did in life, Butterscotch is portrayed as a hybrid with Secretariat, with Secretariat's appearance and Butterscotch's voice, and his personality/experiences being presented as a combination of the two. MOST POPULAR. He wears a collared button-down green shirt with two front pockets and cuffed sleeves, cargo pants, brown belt, green strap around his left thigh, brown lace-up work boots, and red neckerchief. During the hallucination, the half of the horse that's based on Butterscotch tells BoJack that he always cared about and loved him, but was terrified of letting that show. Once I started reading, I didn’t stop until the last word on the last page was finished – at about 5 AM. Stupid question, but is Sebastian St. Clair supposed to be based on Upton Sinclair? Later in the season, the two discuss doing a serious independent film together called In season six, Kelsey is struggling to find directing jobs, due in part to her getting fired from the Secretariat film.

He is shown to be a poor leader, choosing to hire the Utah Jazz as agents rather than basketball players. Series: Sebastian St. Cyr #14 Publication Date: 4/2/19 Number of Pages: 352 Yet another Sebastian St. Cyr book that engrossed me to the point that I couldn’t put it down. In the cabaret, he performs a reading of the eponymous poem "The View From Halfway Down," drawing from Butterscotch's penchant for literature and poetry while being largely based on Secretariat's suicide.