"Henrietta, where's my glass of water?"

Bojack Horseman kept on getting more stressed ever since his mother Beatrice came to live in his house. Even though he had help from Tina Bear and Hollyhock Manheim-Mannheim-Guerrero-Robinson-Zilberschlag-Hsung-Fonzerelli-McQuack, they were getting just stressed as he was. They tried to keep to entertain her such as games like playing baby horse dolls with her and monopoly and watching episodes of Horsin' Around, but as always she was not focusing due to her dementia and moaning as usual.

Bojack started to feel relived when his phone finally rang. It gave him a chance to take a break from his cruel and delusional mother. "Hello?" He tried to hear who was talking but he couldn't due to Beatrice's loud moaning and demands. He went outside and sat by the pool. "Hello?"

"Bojack, this is Princess Carlyon."

"Princess Carlyon, how are you? You found anything interesting offers for me?"

"I'm not your agent anymore, remember?"

"Oh, yeah, right." Bojack forgot that he fired Princess Carlyon as his agent at Elefante and he hasn't seen much of her since. "So what can I do for you?"

"I was wondering if Todd is with you," she said. "I gave him a job two days ago and I've had nothing but complaints from Sean Bean since."

"Sean Bean?" Bojack cried happily. "Is he that English actor who played Johnny English?"

Princess Carlyon groaned. "Oh, don't you start as well! Is Todd with you or not?"

"No, he's not. I haven't seen him for a long while." Bojack missed Todd a lot. He still regretted having sex with Emily and the last time Todd came to his house he knew he hadn't forgiven him and wasn't ready to be friends with him again. Todd was the very best friend Bojack ever had in his life and he would do anything to see him again.

Princess Carlyon sighed as she turned her phone off.

Her assistant Judah Mannowdog came in. "Mr. Joshua Titan is here to see you, Princess Carlyon."

"JOSHUA TITAN?!" She jumped in fear. Joshua Titan was one of the most respected and feared entertainment producers in the world. All the Hollywoo producers, Broadway producers, TV executives and music record executives all admired his work on them. If they were scared of him, then she knew she wouldn't stand a chance herself. "Well, don't just stand there, Judah! Let him in!" she ordered.

"Right away," Judah said as he walked out. He returned later with a leopard seal wearing a suit and a pair of glasses.

"Come in, Mr. Titan," Princess Carlyon said. "Please have a seat. What can I do for you?"

"I hope you got something good to show me, Princess Carlyon," Mr. Titan said. "And when I say good, I mean brilliant. You know me. I've never been impressed with anything Disney has ever made. I've never liked any film or TV show that Spielberg has been a part of. And whenever I hear Susan Boyle's version of I Dreamed A Dream, I yawn and fall asleep every single time. Now, show me really brilliant. I'm really hungry for it."

All Princess Carlyon could do was gulp as she tried to think of something. She wished Todd was here. His ideas might have seemed odd and not what her clients were usually looking for, but he usually impressed most of them. Where could he have gone when she needed him the most?

"Bojack!" Hollyhock called.

"All right, I'm coming!" Then his phone rang. It was from his friend Diane Nguyen this time. He answered it. "Hi, Diane."

"Hey, Bojack, how are you?"

"In need of a long vacation," Bojack moaned. "How are you?"

"I'm just calling to see if you've seen Todd," Diane said. "He's been missing for two days and Mr. Peanutbutter and I are struggling with his political campaign without him."

"No, I haven't," Bojack said. "If I see him, I'll send him back to you." He turned the phone off.

"Bojack!" Hollyhock cried again.

"I'm coming!" But his phone rang again and he annoyingly answered it. "HELLO!"

"Bojack, it's Emily," replied the female voice.

"Don't tell me; you want to know where Todd is."

"Well, my presentation in Ohio is about to begin in an hour and he still hasn't turned up for his special seat I saved for him. I'm really worried about him."

"If I see him, I'll tell him you called," Bojack said. "Good luck with your presentation." Then his phone rang off. After his friends calling him about Todd, Bojack saw how much he meant to them. He wondered about whether he should go look for him or not. The only thing he was unsure about was even if he did find him, would he be able to persuade him to come back if he didn't want to? After what he did to Emily, he thought he had zero chance, let alone a tiny one.

"BOJACK!" Hollyhock screamed.

"ALL RIGHT! I'M COMING!" Bojack screamed as he re-entered his house.