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Sappy cards. Stupid clichés. And so much pressure. For Andrew, Nick, Jessi and friends, Valentine's Day is a total freaking minefield.
When a shop class mishap inspires a sexist dress code, Jessi rebels, Missy struggles to keep her alter ego in check, and Andrew gets a wake-up call.
Nick is bewitched by his cool new phone. A call from "Pharmacy Boy" turns Matthew into a nervous wreck. Jay finds a Netflix show made just for him.
Cellsea goads Nick into posting a risqué video, Maury urges Matthew to speed things up with Aiden, and Jay feeds Missy ideas for her erotic fiction.
While Nick tags along with the Gloubermans on a wild road trip to Florida, Jay discovers he's been "Home Alone'd" -- and moves in with a new family.
Connie gives Jessi a crash course in female pleasure, Maury tries to talk Andrew into sending a dick pic, and Nick lashes out at his new housemate.
The ghost of Duke Ellington takes Nick and friends on a journey back in time to 1913: the year he lost his virginity and found his true calling.
As the friends feverishly swap lists of the hottest kids at school, newcomer Ali stokes the flames by announcing she's pansexual.
A big standardized test sends everyone into a panic -- except for Jay, who just scored an Adderall prescription.
A provocative school musical unleashes Missy's inner thespian -- and her new Hormone Monstress. The "Queer Eye" Fab Five pay a visit to Coach Steve.
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All Critics (32) | Top Critics (10) | Fresh (31) | Rotten (1)
[It] finds a right balance between staying invested in what's unfolding for these characters and the occasional zoom-out to let a small insect narrate some side gags.
Big Mouth's choice to directly address toxic masculinity is welcome in part because the series draws natural connections between different kinds of intolerance -- and their solutions -- without equating them with one another.
What keeps Big Mouth current is its delivery, focus, and commitment to inclusivity.
Big Mouth isn't just a fun show but a significant one.
Big Mouth's portrayal of bisexuality and pansexuality feels as if the show's writers didn't receive guidance from bisexual or pansexual people as they created Wong's character.
Big Mouth has been pretty savvy about showing the ways toxic masculinity is passed from parent to child since the beginning, but seldom has it done so with the sheer brute emotional force of My Furry Valentine.
There's a lot to love about My Furry Valentine.
The joy of Big Mouth stems from its absurdity, which is anchored firmly in truths we can all understand and remember.
Season 3 is far from perfect. It's a bit of disjointed mess, hilarious at certain times and problematic at others. It mirrors its characters: flawed yet still likeable.
Big Mouth season three is still exceptional in its blunt yet thoughtful storylines that tackle wrongfully taboo topics.
Big Mouth Season 3 continues in the show's tradition of blunt honesty with a dash of humor. It also appears that the show is broadening its reach of subjects, which makes for endless possibilities!
Be prepared to laugh so hard it hurts, but also to relive some of the most painful, awkward, excruciating, confusing wonderful times of your hormonal youth.
Audience Reviews for Big Mouth: Season 3
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Feb 19, 2021Disclosure si Superheroes rup baraca
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Feb 08, 2021Season 3 starts to rlly drag and u can tell they start to scrape the bottom of the barrel, also why is it just not as funny as the first two seasons. I mean the Harmone monster is still insanely funny but they almost change their formula and main characters which is off-putting.
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Jan 13, 2021Buenos trucos y chistes, aunque ya se ve reutilizando chistes, pero que son efectivos con temas que nos hacen entender y reír.
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Dec 27, 2020Still packing the punch of humorous observations of relatable topics! love it
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Dec 20, 2020I guess I was surprised
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Dec 10, 2020The third season of this outright masterpiece has struck, and it has struck hard. Season 3 kicks off more hormones, ups, downs, and things all in the middle. Another great season of a great show.
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Aug 04, 2020This show is amazing. The end
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Jul 12, 2020Certainly not as entertaining as the masterpiece that kicked it off, nonetheless entertaining.
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Jun 07, 2020The comedy is worse than ever. There was no pay off to Nick and his Ex-Girlfriend. That would and should have been a big part of the season. But they focused on Andrew and his "special" connection with his cousin. That wasn't funny. It was weird.
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May 08, 2020Big Mouth Season 3 is just a funny as the first 2 and also continues to talk about important and serious topics without sacrificing the gross and ridiculous humour.
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