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Like the characters at its center, Big Mouth's third season continues to grow, taking on complicated new issues with the same gross-but-utterly-empathetic eye that made it so lovable in the first place. Read critic reviews
Big Mouth (2019)
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Episodes
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1. My Furry Valentine
Air date: Feb 8, 2019
Sappy cards, stupid cliches and so much pressure; for Andrew, Nick, Jessi and friends, Valentine's Day is a total freaking minefield.
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2. Girls Are Angry Too
Air date: Oct 4, 2019
When a mishap in shop class inspires a sexist dress code, Jessi rebels; Missy struggles to keep her alter ego in check; Andrew gets a wake-up call.
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3. Cellsea
Air date: Oct 4, 2019
Nick is bewitched by his cool new phone; a call from "Pharmacy Boy" turns Matthew into a nervous wreck; Jay finds a Netflix show that was made just for him.
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4. Obsessed
Air date: Oct 4, 2019
Cellsea goads Nick into posting a risque video; Maury urges Matthew to speed things up with Aiden; Jay feeds Missy ideas for her erotic fiction.
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5. Florida
Air date: Oct 4, 2019
As 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.
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6. How to Have an Orgasm
Air date: Oct 4, 2019
Connie gives Jessi a crash course in female pleasure; Maury tries to talk Andrew into sending a risque pic; Nick lashes out at his new housemate.
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7. Duke
Air date: Oct 4, 2019
The ghost of Duke Ellington takes Nick and his friends on a journey back in time to 1913 -- the year he lost his virginity and found his true calling.
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8. Rankings
Air date: Oct 4, 2019
As the friends feverishly swap lists of the hottest kids at school, newcomer Ali stokes the flames by announcing she is pansexual.
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9. The A...es
Air date: Oct 4, 2019
A big standardized test sends everyone into a panic -- except Jay, who just scored an Adderall prescription.
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10. Disclosure the Movie: The Musical!
Air date: Oct 4, 2019
A provocative school musical unleashes Missy's inner thespian -- and her new Hormone Monstress; the "Queer Eye" Fab Five pay Coach Steve a visit.
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Critic Reviews for Big Mouth: Season 3
Audience Reviews for Big Mouth: Season 3
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The marginally improving story does NOT make up for the sheer nature of this awful cartoon series as a whole. The art style continues to be horrendous, and the humor never ceases to disappoint.
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Ugly unfunny and gross
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Still frequently funny in Season 3, but it's starting to shift out of it's original, 'common experience' cringe material, and insightful, 'we've all been there...', aspects that made it a knockout in S1 & S2. By the 3/4 mark of the season the cringe is less in _recognition_, and more of the, "*WTH*"?, variety.
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Good show. This is where it peaked.
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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 Three had some really funny moments but the amount of stuff that could have just been cut out just outweighs the good. A few episodes aren't even worth watching and can be easily skipped without missing anything.
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EDIT: Big Mouth started as a "turn off my brain" show before going to bed, but it has slowly morphed into one that breaks all 4th wall boundaries with original and impressive writing. The last two episodes of the third seasons (the misogynistic play, the sexual tension, big dick boy jokes, the middle school superhero episode, coach Steve's makeover) were absolutely amazing and reminded me of the early days of Community. I used to like this show as a way to turn my brain off before going to bed but now I LOVE this show. The writers took it to the next level realizing they can easily suspend the audience's disbelief. They've taken complete advantage of breaking the third barrier and the musical acts are of broadway level quality. Lastly, and they're treading a really fine sexual line where the show is pretty much R rated, but still appeals to younger audience since it's a cartoon. They're being very clever and it's awesome.
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It's good but the future episode sucked.
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[⭐️81%] Season 3 has the intriguing drama of friendships being broken, jealousy and tension between the boys and girls following on from last seasons cliff hanger. Big Mouth is known for its overly-explicit humour, however it manages to tackle a serious matter involving a teacher without needing to have a punchline at the end. Characters get more character development, making them more than just being there for comedic purposes, especially Jay. Now that the show is three seasons in, the writers feel confident enough to take the explicit and crude humour to the next level, with it being borderline controversial for some viewers, yet highly enjoyable for some.
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Quite a funny show until you realise your watching children have sex and then have to question the intentions.
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