Poignantly repulsive, Big Mouth continues to confront the awkwardness of adolescence with foul-mouthed glee and an added layer of maturity. Read critic reviews
Big Mouth (2018)
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Episodes
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1. Am I Normal?
Air date: Oct 5, 2018
Andrew struggles to blend in after a growth spurt, Nick worries his hormones are out of whack, and Jessi and Jay get a taste of the teen runaway life.
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2. What Is It About Boobs?
Air date: Oct 5, 2018
A classmate's booming bosom sends the boys into a rapture -- and leaves the girls with a raging case of insecurity; Coach Steve drops a bombshell.
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3. The Shame Wizard
Air date: Oct 5, 2018
As Nick tries to figure out whether he has a shot with Gina, a mortifying encounter with Leah sends Andrew into a spiral of shame.
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4. Steve the Virgin
Air date: Oct 5, 2018
Coach Steve finally gets his chance to do sex on a lady; Nick and Andrew go on a double date; Jessi's rebellious streak leads to big trouble.
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5. The Planned Parenthood Show
Air date: Oct 5, 2018
An argument in sex ed class turns into a skit-tastic journey through the worlds of Planned Parenthood, contraceptives and STDs.
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6. Drug Buddies
Air date: Oct 5, 2018
Jessi and Nick dip into her dad's stash of edibles, with mind-bending results; Andrew searches for the right moment to break up with Lola.
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7. Guy Town
Air date: Oct 5, 2018
While helping Greg move into a seedy bachelor complex, the boys and their dads debate what women want -- and what it means to be a man.
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8. Dark Side of the Boob
Air date: Oct 5, 2018
A school sleepover turns messy as Nick dishes on a makeout session and the Shame Wizard works his miserable magic on the whole class.
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9. Smooch or Share
Air date: Oct 5, 2018
Nick tries to lighten the mood at the sleepover with a new twist on Truth or Dare; the Shame Wizard meets his match; Jessi vows to change her ways.
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10. The Department of Puberty
Air date: Oct 5, 2018
After traveling through a magic portal to puberty headquarters, Nick seeks out a new Hormone Monster and Jessi bonds with the Depression Kitty.
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The second season of this series was funny too.
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Somehow even worse than the first season with everything they show on screen. the awful art style has not improved. The story is marginally better, but hardly makes up for everything else it has done terribly. The humor is also somehow downgraded from the first season, which was awful in the first place.
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Season 2 was still pretty solid and focused on the mid-puberty gross-out humor that made it a hilarious must watch for my wife & I in season 1.
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Was definitely excited by another season and not let down.
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this tv show sucks, bad comedy, gross sequences, annoying characters, ugly animation, boring, garbage political takes. Literally has nothing going for it
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Season two is just as good as the first and doesn't really slow down but just maintains the same interest as the first season.
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The level of humor increases with every episode where this show becomes not only entertaining but also clever in an interesting way.
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[⭐️85%] Following on from the great concept in its first season, season two takes it to new heights, offering up more hilarious yet important avenues. This time around the writers knew what people liked about its opening season and doubled down on it, making for such a random series of events. There was more of a variety of comedy as well, not just crude humour but also plenty of references as breaking the fourth wall by mentioning Netflix. Everybody has struggled with puberty, but season two also tackles elements that not everyone has experienced, problems with your family life. It is dealt with in an encouraging way to provide awareness to it, capping off an improvement over the first season.
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(all seasons) Boasting excellent voice work (Maya Rudolph is fantastic), great original songs and memorable characters, including personified portrayals of hormones, depression and anxiety, "Big Mouth" tackles puberty in a funny, unique, inclusive and occasionally heart-warming, resonant way. Still, parts of it seem jarringly far-fetched given that the protagonists are 7th graders, some of the supporting characters are rather gimmicky and neither repetition nor quality dips are avoided throughout the seasons.
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Mhe, not my type of humor. 55%
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