'BoJack Horseman' season 4 air date, news, spoilers: Less exposure for Mr. Peanutbutter; Margo Martindale to have bigger story arc?
Fans will likely see more of Margo Martindale when Netflix's hit adult animated program "BoJack Horseman" returns next year.
According to reports, the show's fourth season will see more of Margo Martindale and less exposure for Mr. Peanutbutter. The official Twitter page of "BoJack Horseman" recently posted a poll asking fans about what they would want for season 4, and the top answer is "More Margo Martindale" with 39 percent of votes. "Everything is Underwater" ranked second after getting 28 percent of votes, "100% Less Mr. Peanutbutter" placed third with 20 percent of votes, while "50% Less Mr. Peanutbutter" was the least voted answer with only 13 percent.
It is also speculated that BoJack will finally confess about his alleged daughter in season 4. Fans can recall that somewhere towards the end of season 3, a mysterious new lady character appeared. This led fans to believe that the new horse is BoJack's secret daughter. Rumor has it that aside from Mr. Peanutbutter, Diane will also have fewer scenes after voice actress Alison Brie was tapped to join Netflix's new series "G.L.O.W."
Dubbed as one of the funniest adult animated series on TV, "BoJack Horseman" centers on a former Hollywood star and his attempts to get back in the limelight. The show received mostly positive reviews for its comedic approach on current issues faced by the society. Plot details for the upcoming season remain under wraps, but there are speculations that it will still revolve around BoJack's biography being written by his ghostwriter Diane, and how he would be able to keep up with the demands of Princess Carolyn.
The series was first aired way back 2004, but it failed to get enough viewers to earn a season renewal. After more than a decade of being on hiatus, the series was picked up by Netflix and became a huge hit among adult viewers.
The fourth season of "BoJack Horseman" is expected to premiere July 2017 on Netflix.
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