Sarah Lynn in BoJack Horseman

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Sarah Lynn in BoJack Horseman is a troubled former child pop star whose tragic downward spiral and complex relationship with BoJack highlight the show’s themes of addiction, fame, and self-destruction.

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Sarah Lynn in BoJack Horseman canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf character in BoJack Horseman
fictional character
ageAtDeathInSeries 31
appearsIn BoJack Horseman
catchphrase That’s too much, man!
creator Raphael Bob-Waksberg
deathCause drug overdose
deathLocation observatory
diesWith BoJack Horseman present
famousFor Horsin’ Around
pop music career
firstAppearance BoJack Horseman Season 1
linked to: BoJack Horseman
firstAppearanceEpisode Prickly-Muffin
formerRole BoJack’s adopted daughter on Horsin’ Around
formerShow Horsin’ Around
gender female
hasAddiction alcohol
drugs
prescription pills
hasAwardInStory Grammy
linked to: Grammy Award
hasGenreContext adult animated tragicomedy
hasRelationshipWith BoJack Horseman
hasStageMother yes
narrativeFunction critique of child stardom
exploration of addiction
mirror to BoJack’s self-destruction
occupation actress
child star
pop star
singer
parent Sharona Lynn
portrayedAs former teen idol
self-destructive
troubled celebrity
relationshipTypeWithBoJack former co-star
friend
romantic entanglement
species human
strugglesWith exploitation by industry
identity
loneliness
themeOf addiction
child stardom
fame
self-destruction
universe BoJack Horseman universe
voicedBy Kristen Schaal

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Kristen Schaal voiceRole Sarah Lynn in BoJack Horseman