Ep 6. Our A-Story Is A 'D' Story

In the sixth episode of BoJack Horseman's first season, titled "Our A-Story Is A 'D' Story," BoJack is feeling insecure about his lack of success and begins to question his talent as an actor. At the same time, Diane gets a job ghostwriting for BoJack's memoir and struggles to get him to open up about his past.

BoJack attempts to distract himself from his insecurities by trying out a new hobby, carpentry, but quickly becomes frustrated and gives up. Meanwhile, Princess Carolyn tries to convince BoJack to star in a new TV show but he is hesitant, thinking it may not be a success.

As Diane continues to round up information for BoJack's backstory, she encounters difficulties in getting him to open up and tell his story truthfully. BoJack's reluctance to reveal his true self stems from his fear of being exposed and judged by others.

The episode explores themes of self-doubt, self-discovery, and the fear of failure. BoJack is struggling to find his place in the world and uncover his true identity. He is constantly searching for something that will give him a sense of purpose and fulfillment.

The title of the episode, "Our A-Story Is A 'D' Story," refers to the idea that the main story (A-story) is typically the most important or significant part of an episode or film. However, in this case, the A-story (BoJack's struggle with his lack of success) is overshadowed by the secondary story (Diane's quest to write BoJack's memoir).

Overall, "Our A-Story Is A 'D' Story" is a thought-provoking and introspective episode that delves deeper into the character of BoJack and the struggles he faces on a daily basis. It highlights the importance of self-discovery and the dangers of living a life without purpose.