'BoJack Horseman' on Netflix To End With Season 6

There will no more be any Horsin' Around soon. Netflix's much-loved and unanimously acclaimed animated comedy, BoJack Horseman is all set to end its run with Season 6. Yes, that's right. The show has pretty much revolutionized the way animated shows are presented and perceived.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, season six will air in two parts with the first due Oct. 25 and the final run launching Jan. 31, 2020. Sources say that Bob-Waksberg plotted season six as a conclusion to the story of a washed-up 1990s sitcom star from Horsin' Around (voiced by Will Arnett) navigating life with his human sidekick Todd (Aaron Paul) and feline agent Carolyn (Amy Sedaris).

The news comes nearly a year after the fifth season launched to glowing reviews. Season five has an impressive 92 percent rating among critics and 95 percent among viewers on RottenTomatoes.com.

BoJack Horseman is one of a rapidly growing slate of adult animated comedies at Netflix, which is investing so much in the space that it launched its own in-house animation studio. The streamer's animation roster includes Paradise PD, Disenchantment,  Jake Johnson's Hoops, F Is for Family and critical favorite Big Mouth (recently renewed for three additional seasons). Wrapping BoJack arrives not long after Netflix canceled Tuca and Bertie, the animated favorite from Bob-Waksberg and Lisa Hanawalt. The cancellation of the series, featuring the voices of breakouts Ali Wong and Tiffany Haddish, continues to spark backlash.

Personally, I am indeed quite sad that there won't by any BoJack Horseman anymore soon.