Paul F. Tompkins

Paul F. Tompkins is Mr. Peanutbutter on BoJack Horseman, golden-retriever fame inside a six-season Hollywood satire. Surreal gags, then silence that wrecks you. Tompkins sells optimism as a weather system — a voice that photographs as sunshine and plays as a problem the horse cannot solve. Adult animation’s prestige breakthrough used him as contrast: the smile next to the hangover. File the years first: 2014–2020, Netflix, BoJack Horseman. Then the credit: Paul as Mr. Peanutbutter.

On TV Flash he is 2010s catalog craft. We file Peanutbutter with the hours that made a sitcom-within-a-cartoon hurt. Watch the cheer. It is load-bearing. Tompkins is why the satire still has a heart you can argue with, not only a sad horse and a punchline.

Tompkins still has a first listed hour on BoJack Horseman: s01e01. The BoJack Horseman Story, Chapter One wears talking-horse sitcom camouflage on purpose — satire teaching its language first. s06e16 keeps the same job after the handshake: Nice While It Lasted is a planned six-season landing; adult animation's prestige file shuts instead of a quiet-Friday burial. Paul is already Mr. Peanutbutter in both — 2010s Netflix craft you can point at with a code.

Tompkins on BoJack Horseman is the 2014–2020 file, not a tour of other credits. Mr. Peanutbutter is the supporting weather on BoJack Horseman: mute him and the room thins. Press s06e16 when you want the form after the handshake — Nice While It Lasted is a planned six-season landing; adult animation's prestige file shuts instead of a quiet-Friday burial. Netflix remains the clock.