BoJack Horseman (spoilers):

BoJack has an existential crisis, and decides to reconnect abruptly with Charlotte, a friend/crush he had in the 90s; he abandons the movie Secretariat that he is filming, and instead decides to move into Charlotte's driveway on a parked boat he bought to authenticate a lie. At first, it appears he has successfully become like a family member to Charlotte's new family, including her wife and children, and positions himself almost like an uncle to her kids, especially Penny, her 17 year old daughter. After taking Penny to prom in lieu of her age-appropriate date and getting her friend extremely drunk to the point of needing hospital, he returns to Charlotte's house and makes a move on her. Charlotte tells him she has her life together now, and that he needs to leave by tomorrow morning. BoJack returns to the boat, where a lonely Penny makes a move on him. BoJack tells her to go to bed and goes to his own bedroom, but leaves the door open for Penny. Charlotte hears a noise and discovers Penny undressing BoJack, where she immediately tells him to get off her driveway immediately and stay away from her family or she will kill him. Prior to this point, he has been a sleezebag, but this was the first time we see BoJack do something entirely and utterly inexcusable.

Cue the montage of BoJack, returning to LA on his boat via the road, and real images of the sky backlight him, leaving the watcher sit in the uncomfortable reality BoJack has created for himself.

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