An Exhaustive List Of The Guest Voice Actors In The Final 'BoJack Horseman' Episodes

Julia Chan takes over the role of Pickles from Hong Chau, who played the social media-savvy pug in previous seasons.

She may be an Oscar-winner, but in the BoJack universe, Swank plays a tattooed pop star named Joey Pogo.

Gillette is a YouTube star, who posts videos about art, crafts, and her asexuality. In BoJack Horseman Season 6, she plays Todd's girlfriend, Maude.

The Blockers and Miracle Workers actor plays Hollyhock's best friend, Tawnie. In Part 2 of the Netflix show, Viswanathan's character takes BoJack's acting class at Wesleyan.

The Booksmart director reprises her deer character Charlotte, whose daughter BoJack propositions.

The Broad City co-creator returns as Penny Carson — the young deer who's still processing what BoJack did to her.

The Office actor plays Charlotte's clueless husband, Kyle, who is delighted by Mr. Peanutbutter's show, Birthday Dad.

Bader is known for his husky baritone voice, and in BoJack he puts it to good use as Princess Carolyn's executive assistant, Judah.

While the journalist's voice may sound like Frasier's agent, Bebe Glazer, she's actually played by the prolific voice actor Paget Brewster.

The New Girl actor reprises his character Maximillian Banks, who feels drawn to Paige Sinclair while they're on the road sniffing out BoJack's shady history.

The prolific New York chef plays an enthusiastic diner in Season 6, Episode 11. Chang's character tells Mr. Peanutbutter, who has taken over Elefino from BoJack, how much he loves the lazy Susans and tiny plates they implemented. It's "exactly like dim sum, but with white people food," he explains, "so it's more accessible."

Since he's an ESPN commentator in real life, it seems only natural that Olbermann play a TV anchor on BoJack. In the animated series, he's Tom Jumbo-Grumbo — a whale journalist for MSNBSea (get it?).

The Veep and Detroiters actor returns as BoJack's "horse therapist" Doctor Champ in Part 2.

The former 2 Dope Queens co-host returns as the clumsy dean of Wesleyan University, who keeps knocking things off her desk.

Tucci has played BoJack's former comic partner, Herb Kazzaz, in previous seasons, whom he reprises in Part 2.

The Full Frontal host plays an anthropomorphized version of herself.

Camil is best known for playing Rogelio de la Vega on Jane the Virgin, and in BoJack, he plays Todd Chavez's father, Jorge.

Who better to play the sleazebag Vance Waggoner, who accused of sexual predation in a previous season and cozies himself up to BoJack in the Netflix show's final episodes, than Bobby Cannavale?

Gaither has played roles in Key and Peele, MADtv, and Tuca & Bertie, and in Part 2, she reprises her role as the reporter Biscuits Braxby. In previous seasons, Gaither has also played Sarah Lynn's mom and Sextina Aquafina.

Huston has appeared in movies like Ever After, The Addams Family, and several Wes Anderson projects. In BoJack, she reprises her character as ABC executive Angela Diaz, who fired Herb Kazzaz in a Season 1 flashback.

In a long-running gag, Martindale again plays herself in Season 6, Part 2. This time around, she literally gets away with murder, due to her incredible dramatic range. Even as she's calling Todd's parents to disclose that she's kidnapped their son, Mrs. Chavez exclaims that Martindale's "sage, buttery voice simultaneously comforts [her] and fills [her] with dread."

Holofcener has directed films like Enough Said and wrote the critically acclaimed 2018 film Can You Ever Forgive Me? In the latter half of BoJack Horseman's sixth season, she plays herself and bursts into the courthouse, begging the judge to acquit Margo Martindale, whom Holofcener would like to appear in an upcoming film.

"I want her to play the mother of the poetry student Catherine Keener has an affair with in my new film, Classroom Warfare," she tells the judge.

Malick returns as BoJack's cruel mother, Beatrice Horseman, in the devastating Season 6 episode, "The View from Halfway Down."

The Scrubs star plays a butler version of himself in BoJack's dreamscape.

Yes, that's Lin-Manuel Miranda (of Hamilton and In the Heights fame) that you heard in Episode 15 of the final season. In BoJack's dream, the actor plays Crackerjack — his war hero of an uncle whom the protagonist never met.

But while it's bittersweet that BoJack Horseman is ending with Season 6, Part 2, it's impressive how many actors they've managed to feature over the years.