He comforts Diane by telling her the ways he appreciates her in a letter from "Leo," and that she is too good for her family, and she shouldn't waste her time trying to impress them just for closure. During Season 4, when BoJack thought Hollyhock was his daughter, BoJack was still struggling with alcoholism. Meanwhile, Mr. Peanutbutter ends up being cast as Fritz. He tells her he's back and he should have called her. That is how the show started, but what it morphed into was a look at a former celebrities life and the bad decisions he made that allowed him to remain a popular part of people's pasts while a burden on anyone who cared about him in his present-day life. She doesn't reply directly to the question, only saying she just worries about him, and then states that "nobody thinks about the world outside themselves" after ranting that the restaurant is giving everyone water when there's a drought. They argue, and end up having "angry sex" again despite being divorced. Diane helps BoJack despite her better judgment, and remains his friend even after his involvement in Sarah Lynn's death is revealed to the public. In New York, she goes to Manatee Fair, where the editor and chief for Manatee Fair, Amanda Hannity, is willing to back up Diane and help her bring down Hank. BoJack leaves after telling her that her new haircut looks great and Mr. Peanutbutter will love it. BoJack and Hollyhock are sitting across from each other on his . And I'll Never Get It Back In Me. She is not excited to see him either, but explains that his heroic deeds have intrigued someone she works for and that she now has an opportunity for him: she asks if he wants to be the governor. She starts to rant on how she felt bad for BoJack when Sarah Lynn died, but at the same time wondered about his involvement in it. However, when she is alone with him he says very nihilistic things about life. Wanda and BoJack were arguing about his habits, and Wanda was angry that she was being treated terribly by BoJack. Princess Carolyn says theyll have him release an apology where he confirms certain parts of the story but denies other parts so that in everyone's head BoJack has apologized for the really bad stuff without legally implicating himself. Mr. Peanutbutter agrees to all of this. Mr. Peanutbutter and Diane are talking on the phone as the former tells Diane all the details about the set of his new show, Hollywoo Stars and Celebrities: What Do They Know? Diane is not happy to hear from him because of this. They'd then be even and could move onto greener pastures and get married . Mr. Peanutbutter says he wants every day to be a happy one because they don't have many days left. At the start of the series, in 2014, Diane meets BoJack for a second time and is hired to ghostwrite BoJack's autobiography, meant to serve as his comeback, by BoJack's publisher, Pinky Penguin. Diane is a Vietnamese-American woman. Diane shows up at Alexi's house, although he seems confused about her appearance. Katrina winds up doing this, forcing Woodchuck to accept the challenge. The two make a stop in Chicago. BoJack and Diane spent most of their time in the latter's bedroom.drunk. "You Can't Keep Doing S**tty Things, And Then Feel Bad About Yourself Like That Makes It Okay! He forgives her however because "making food is impossible." At times Throughout the episode, a voiceover of BoJack writing letters to Diane can be heard. She confirms she is Nicole when Diane asks her. The show's portrayal of BoJack's struggles with depression is honest and unflinching, and Season 5 continues to show the dark reality of mental illness by highlighting BoJack's substance abuse, but this portrayal comes with a risk. She realizes she wasn't happy above ground either and breaks down. Last appearance BoJack tells Diane the secret to being happy is to pretend to be happy, and eventually, you'll forget that you're pretending. It premiered on September 8, 2017, along with the rest of Season 4. She writes a gritty and realistic book that depicts BoJack truthfully, much to his upset. Do BoJack and Diane end up together? An early episode of BoJack Horseman Season 5 introduces Vance Waggoner, voiced by Bobby Cannavale, who is a Frankenstein monster of cruel men, someone who spouts sexist and anti-Semitic language at a police officer, violently assaults a woman, and leaves his daughter a threatening voicemail. Diane replies "Sometimes, sometimes lifes a bitch, and then you keep living. Nothing happens, and Mr. Peanutbutter assumes it was a false alarm. He stands behind her as she types and likes what he sees. BoJack Horseman: The BoJack Horseman Story, Chapter One Mr. Peanutbutter assures her he knows his brother. He then shows her the boxes of hate mail and death threats she's been receiving, and the thought of someone wanting to hurt his wife upsets him. Her hair was straight and went a little past her shoulders, she had thicker eyebrows, thick black glasses with square frames, and pimples. When Diane gets back to her apartment in L.A., she receives these, and the final letter he wrote can be heard, saying he wish he never spent so much of his life bioengineered miserable when it didnt have to be. Diane asks if he believes that Hank is innocent, to which BoJack denies. 7 The Dog Days Are Over (S5 E2) Netflix. Diane learns that Ralph is a Stilton, meaning he's very wealthy. It premiered on September 8, 2017, along with the rest of Season 4. He doesn't believe therapy would work on him because he's too intelligent for it. The campaign takes a toll on Diane's love life. In Good Damage, she revealed that a girl named Krissy Keating was her main bully throughout high school. Most people grew up hearing stories with happy endings. BoJack is on MSNBSea when he learns that Vance came out as a feminist, and says he left BoJack's new show Philbert, because it was sexist. Diane admits she always a "Belle-Room," a giant library filled with books, like the one Belle got in Disney's Beauty and the Beast. Diane runs into BoJack to tell him shes moving to Chicago, and when its announced Mr. Peanutbutter and Pickles are at the door Diane rushes up to the bedroom, with BoJack following questioning her. Diane is hesitant, but Guy encourages her to go along with it. Diane stares at BoJack as he holds the pills in his hands, unsure if to take them or not. It Goes Away, Right? They had the intent to throw his remains in the face of their rival baseball team's star, Derek Jeter. She storms off to their room, where BoJack is hoarded up with all the alcohol. However, she eventually realized while she didnt trust her happiness, she trusted Guy, and she moved to Houston and later married him, the latter of which she reveals to BoJack by showing a wedding ring on her left hand. Amanda asks about Hank's current assistant. In June 2020, in response to other white voice actors stepping away from voicing poc roles, such as Kristen Bell (Molly Tillerman in Central Park), Jenny Slate (Missy Foreman-Greenwald in Big Mouth), and Mike OHenry (Cleveland Brown in Family Guy). BoJack rebuts, saying that he is a bad person and that the world needs to know. Later, Princess Carolyn is forced to fire Diane due to VIM closing for failing. There isn't. While in Ojai, they discover that Cuddly's taken up a peaceful, Buddhist-esque lifestyle. 2007 Diane says she no longer wants any part in this, as she has her book to write, and she leaves the office. Karl said Diane de Beauvau-Craon [a French princess and a pal of Mr. Lagerfeld's] would call me. Flip asks Diane where she got the inspiration for the script from, she says "it was a story she once heard, and she just changed the names.". A year later, BoJack and Diane meet again at Princess Carolyn and Judahs wedding - the former of whom found Diane on the roof smoking. Diane admits she used to feel like her life was like a puzzle with pieces that dont fit, and for a while, it felt it felt natural and was jarring when it didnt feel that way anymore, but she gradually began to trust it. Diane apologizes, although BoJack says it's his fault, and she offers to watch another episode of Horsin' Around with her. Although BoJack denies it, he and Mr. Peanutbutter begin competition of one-upmanship to see who can impress Diane more. Sonny tells her Ivy Tran will be good for girls with low self-esteem and asks when the next one will come out. More Details Watch offline Downloads only available on ad-free plans. After she writes a fictional middle-grade story about teen detective Ivy Tran, she is concerned this wont connect to as much to people as a personal memoir about her childhood trauma would. Aliases Teenager The two then admit they missed each other. BoJack admits he's not sure, because he had sex with a lot of women in 1999, but he suspects a woman named Marcy, the president of his fan club, as she was "a poking holes in the condom type.". Mr. Peanutbutter asks to talk about the Hank situation. BoJack offers for her to stay overnight in the guest room but Diane says she can't stay here again because last time she was a mess, and mentions how he left for Michigan. She also mentions that she knows that BoJack did something to a girl in New Mexico. She says yes. Princess Carolyn and Ralph are at lunch when her ovulation watch tells her that her ovulating window is closing. Diane decides that's not bad advice. In Diane's case, she has had twoshe cuts her hair into a short bob style with an undercut shortly before, While Alison Brie has received acclaim for voicing Diane, she and series creator Raphael Bob-Waksburg have also received some criticism for it, due to Brie herself being white and voicing a Vietnamese American character. At the end of Season 2, she is hired to be a celebrity Tweet ghostwriter for Princess Carolyn's agency, VIM, and she holds this job until the agency closes in the Season 3 episode It's You. Diane tries to encourage the audience to only talk about the book until one man says women are always making broad accusations to get attention, and when they don't have proof they just slink away. She runs into Mr. Peanutbutter who compliments her haircut but leaves her to talk to Erica. Diane then flies into a rage and drives off with the truck holding her father's chummed remains. Diane returns to the room and finds, to her shock, that Mr. Peanutbutter and Todd have started a "clown dentistry" due to the former being done with his campaign. Diane goes inside Mr. Peanutbutter's office, which is filled with ball-pit balls, which Mr. Peanutbutter explains is because he recalled her wishing she had a ballroom as a child. BoJack tries to take the telescope and the two fight, the telescope breaking in the process, and he receives the call from Princess Carolyn on the way home. At the Q-and-A, the audience keeps egging Diane on her comments on Hank, with one woman saying if he was a bad person they wouldn't let him be on TV. SUB")Princess Diane (by Artie Nguyen in "Live Fast, Diane Nguyen")Diana (Mr.Peanutbutter's mistake in "The BoJack Horseman Show") Since BoJack seems short on new characters to interact with the more logical approach for storytelling would be to wrap up the series with the remaining characters. Diane escapes through the bathroom window, and after Guy throws her suitcase out the window she walks back to the hotel. Guy then comes in to tell her his son showed up unexpectedly, and he doesnt really want to bring him around women unless its serious. Diane asks isn't helping people the reason they're here. BoJack angrily tells her she manipulated him, whereas Diane angrily counters back that the book made people take him seriously and gave him everything he wanted. BoJack retorts that if she talked to him about his mom dying this wouldn't have happened. Diane finds this humorous, saying he made his bed on that one. On the way out, she runs into BoJack, who lies about seeing lunch with a friend, but says something Dr. Indira always tells her, making Diane suspicious. Despite her opinionated nature and the fact that BoJack violates most, if not all, of her principals, she cares about and supports him enough as a friend to try and steer him in what she believes is the right direction. "You're Going To Realize That Everybody Loves You "I've Had A Lot Of What I Thought Were Rock Bottoms, Only To Discover Another, Rockier Bottom Underneath. She is the author of Secretariat: a Life, which she prepared for by spent three years conducting research and interviews in order to bring light to Secretariat, The Rise and Fall of Strongheart, and the New York Times bestseller Tracing Zippo Pine Bar. BoJack corrects her and says it was New Mexico, and begins to tell her about what he did, but says all that happened was that he stayed with a family he knew, got a boat, and came back. Princess Carolyn tries to get pregnant. It took him a long time to understand this fact about himself. Diane looks down by everything that's happened. Perhaps the most real moment on the show, these BoJack Horseman quotes hit hard. 41 (as of the finale) BoJack finishes by saying, "Now It's All Gone. Later on, however, Woodchuck reveals that he has gotten new hands, and his new "Hands Up For Woodchuck" campaign raises his ratings higher than Jessica's. Previous Guy begs her to come live in Chigaco with him, because shed be so much happier, but Diane rejects, saying its too much pressure to have him be the only good thing in her life. BoJack Horseman, Season 6, Part 2, now streaming on Netflix. While her new friends went on vacation, despite everything Abby did to her, Diane was there to provide emotional support. In Season 6, Diane takes more steps to overcome her depression. However, BoJack reveals to Diane that he didn't go to Dr. Indira because he needed help, he just wanted someone to spend his lunch break with. Before he can do so, however, he is stopped by an angry Todd, who reminds him he can't intrude in other people's lives. Spoilers ahead for BoJack Horseman Season 5. In Burbank, Diane waits in a parking garage. Princess Carolyn suggests that Diane work with Ralph's sister, Stefani, because she's creating a new feminist website, GirlCroosh. This causes people to backlash against Biel for hating avocado, much to Katrina's dismay. Her personal book of essays ends up becoming Ivy Tran, a successful middle-grade mystery fiction series. A preoccupied BoJack, however, did not acknowledge her awkward attempt to introduce herself, and rudely dismissed her, making her feel embarrassed. They both worry about what to do next; Mr. Peanutbutter proposes that he will inform Pickles that he'll be getting back with her divorced wife, but Diane rebuts, saying that he really needs to take responsibility. These BoJack Horseman quotes that pop up in the show are a great indicator of how brutal and hilariously realistic the series can be. They jeopardize their friendship and highlight the troubled horse's incapability of keeping his professional and personal lives separate. However, Todd accidentally signs a letter giving Mr. Peanutbutter his support on fracking. In the sixth and final season of the series, she cuts off contact with BoJack, and moves on with her life without her older brother's bad influence. However, Diane says Dr. Indira is her therapist, and one of the few things she has for herself, so she asks BoJack to not see her. Ana also tells Diane she was right about how men are always given cover for the bad things they do over and over again. This causes Woodchuck's ratings to drop even more. Diane publishes an article against Mr. Peanutbutter's fracking views, which he learns about during a TV interview with Tom Jumbo-Grumbo, that says if "frack-happy politicians" knew how bad fracking was they wouldn't allow it in their own backyards. Doug Stark and Teresa O'Rourke. She goes to her apartment, packs a bag, and flies to Vietnam. She continues to explain she didn't like parties and big gestures and has told him this countless times before. During this BoJack questions her about her move to Chicago, where she does admit she has a boyfriend over there and assures BoJack he is not the reason shes moving. He says if she told her that, he would have listened. In Season 6, Diane moves to Chicago to live with her new boyfriend, Guy, and leaves Girl Croosh, and begins working on a new book, while also beginning to take antidepressants. Diane then angrily admits she doesn't want Mr. Peanutbutter to be governor because she thinks he would be bad at it. Flip yells cut and refers to himself a genius. Unbeknownst to her, he had just learned about the death of his father. Innocently Insensitive: She tells BoJack when they're about to sleep together to "get up on her boat." Too bad it triggered his feelings about Penny Carson. However, Diane has trouble enjoying her time there, as she can't enjoy it as someone who is Vietnamese-American, because she just feels too much like a tourist, and she can't enjoy herself as a tourist because she doesn't speak Vietnamese, which also influences the former problem. Diane tries to teach BoJack about the media cycle and how pop culture normalizes thingsfor good and bad. Princess Carolyn tells Todd she'll get BoJack a specialist to drug him up so he feels ok to shoot later in the week. As her divorce with Mr. Peanutbutter is being finalized, Diane moves into a crummy studio apartment. Soon after her first meeting with Ana, they reunite so that Ana can play her a tape. In Season 4, Diane has begun her job writing for Girl Croosh, although her articles about real-world issues are typically overlooked by the readers in favor of more trivial, superficial articles relating to celebrity gossip and top ten lists. Near the end of the series, BoJack, Diane, and Princess Carolyn huddle in BoJack's office in the wings of the Wesleyan theater. BoJack accepts. Diane assures him she won't, and she just wants the whole thing to blow over. Mr. Peanutbutter soon gets recognized by some fish people from his Sea Horse Milk commercials, and he takes some pictures with them. He is not sure if it's the right thing for them, because it'll distract him from his and Todd's clown dentist business. BoJack, having realized during filming that Diane knows something about his feud with Penny, looks at Diane with guilt as she glares at him. Diane starts going to the mall to work to help her concentrate better, although one day she ends up going on a tangent about a teenage girl mall detective named Ivy Traninspired by Diane overhearing a clothing store sales associate with the same name tell her friend about solving a stolen wallet case in the mall. She wears thin, square glasses, and has light skin and midnight blue hair. Diane goes off on Ana saying all Hollywoo does is let men like Vance off the hook over and over again, and as a result, they never learn and people who support them are culpable for their actions. Diane gets out of the car to console BoJack. When Diane returns home to Mr. Peanutbutter, BoJack calls to once again express his feelings, but his call is ignored when Mr. Peanutbutter asks Diane to talk intimately. She didn't want to be with someone so bitter and negative, and BoJack asked her what she was doing there. Her opinionated nature also seems to harm her just as much as her temper, since Diane often exhibits a mild form of social anxiety, and sometimes tends to deeply question how she feels. She says they tell her it's OK to cry and she shouldn't feel bad about feeling bad. Diane ends up spending the night at the hotel again. After Biscuits describes him as a person who hurts other people not out of malice but because he doesnt care, BoJack admits its him. Diane and BoJack grow closer while she ghostwrites his book. The show asks: if we are celebrating a show centered around the horrible actions of BoJack, are we also culpable? Diane explains that's the problem, everyone loves him so they don't want to believe he's capable of doing anything bad. BoJack, accepting his fate, asks if he can at least stay on the phone with her, she agrees. It's heartbreaking, especially for anyone who has ever been in a similar position. When BoJack goes to talk Diane later on set, Diane tells him that her therapist doesn't want her to talk to him. Diane is mentioned in The View from Halfway Down, where after BoJack realizes during his dream hes actually drowning, he remembers before he went in his pool he called Diane. BoJack embarks on a project in his typically gonzo style, leading to a drug-fueled revelation. Their first stop is Juneau, Alaska, where BoJack and Diane are at a Q-and-A. They then tape-recorded this incident where Diane bursts into tears realizing she has had a cruel prank played on her. Hollyhock thinks that's a weird name, but BoJack retorts by saying she also has a weird name. Commence Fracking is the fourth episode of Season 4 of the Netflix original series BoJack Horseman, and the 40th episode overall. Princess Carolyn consoles her saying Ivy Tan could do that to, and she likes the idea of her own daughter growing up with books like that, convincing Diane to write Ivy Tran. She tells BoJack that he's here, and she hates him, but he's her best friend, and he needs her. Alexi catches up to her outside her house. For BoJack, she's 'available' right there as soon as Wanda leaves (and he has no love for Mr Peanutbutter besides). Stefani then explains to Diane what her problem is; that she often holds people and herself at a very high standard, allowing her to write juicy take-downs, but harrowing for her self worth. BoJack goes to find Diane. Mr. Peanutbutter arrives to confirm his suspicions of BoJack having feelings for Diane by stealing the "D," but offers to help BoJack return the D secretly under the condition BoJack stops pursuing Diane romantically.
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