BoJack Horseman: 10 Best Supporting Characters

10. Ana Spanakopita

After seeing the titular Horseman hated, berated and sometimes subjugated in his business and personal lives, respectively (or disrespectfully even), things shape up after Ana walks into his life.

Originally stepping into the series as the egotistical, image-centric campaign manager for BoJack’s supposedly career reviving role in “Secretariat”. Spanakopita is unraveled when hooking up with her client ends with us delving deeper into her character and we come to realise that her life is nothing more than an existential crisis that grows more dire with each passing day.

To put it in layman’s terms, Ana is a house of cards that’s been built far too close to an adjacent whirring fan, with no estimating when it could blow her down completely.

Whilst on the subject of fans, it’s not long before she reinvigorates fandom, incredibly successfully, however, she didn’t anticipate BoJack inadvertently becoming her biggest fan. Clinging onto her like a child onto its mother after figuring out they’re being put up for adoption - until he decidedly gives her up after having his perfect picture painted over and smeared, unrecognisably.

Revealing a very fragmented being of the utmost fragility. Giving us both a new perspective in collaboration these damning words from BoJack: “It’s so sad that when you see someone as they really are, it ruins them”.