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Big Mouth's fourth season is another tour de force of empathetic cringe comedy that manages to get even better by finally giving Missy the storyline she deserves. Read critic reviews
Big Mouth (2020)
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Episodes
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1. The New Me
Air date: Dec 4, 2020
At sleep-away camp, Jessi befriends her trans cabin mate; Nick discovers his two best friends have a little too much in common.
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2. The Hugest Period Ever
Air date: Dec 4, 2020
While Jessi deals with menstrual mayhem, Nick tries to avoid showering with the guys; Missy gets a makeover from her cousin.
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3. Poop Madness
Air date: Dec 4, 2020
On the last night of camp, bowel problems, a talent show and a hookup lead to chaos and hurt feelings; Jay and Lola throw a pool party.
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4. Cafeteria Girls
Air date: Dec 4, 2020
After seeing their eighth grade classmates paired up, Nick and Andrew make a play for two seventh grade girls; Jessi adjusts to city life.
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5. A Very Special 9/11 Episode
Air date: Dec 4, 2020
On a trip to the 9/11 museum, Nick and Andrew sneak off to meet Jessi, Devon teaches Missy about code-switching, and Coach Steve gets an unpleasant surprise.
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6. Nick Starr
Air date: Dec 4, 2020
Thirty years in the future, game show host Nick prepares to flee a dying Earth but has to find the perfect plus-one.
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7. Four Stories About Hand Stuff
Air date: Dec 4, 2020
The middle school students explore enthusiastic consent, feminine pleasure, coercion, and more in four short films.
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8. The Funeral
Air date: Dec 4, 2020
Wracked with guilt, Andrew tries to keep his urges in check; Matthew's mother freezes him out of the church bake-off after reading his text messages.
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9. Horrority House
Air date: Dec 4, 2020
A trippy haunted house hosted by Kappa Kappa Kill forces the friends to reckon with their biggest fears.
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10. What Are You Gonna Do?
Air date: Dec 4, 2020
Forced out of his own body by his smug alter ego, Nick fights back with help from his friends and the Gratitoad; Matthew comes out to his father.
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I regret ever giving this show a chance.
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Again, the main plot slightly improved, but it still has a LOT of problems, some of which are core problems such as the art style and the mere nature of the show.
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We liked S1 & S2; thought S3 was OK, but getting odd. But we completely pulled the plug watching, by Ep3 of S4: too far into the weeds, no longer recognizable.
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Season four was a good rebound after the average season three, voice work stays steadily impressive. This would be a 5/5 but the "Nick Starr" episode just doesn't hit for me luckily a few other episodes are strong enough to hold its own for the whole season.
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Needs more monster action
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[⭐️74%] Big Mouth's fourth season continues to spread more awareness within teenagers, this time covering anxiety and what that can do to people, whether that is them being afraid to do certain things or changing who they are to please others. Where season 4 is below the quality of its predecessors is that the main plot doesn't seem to have a vision, episodes would cover a huge topic but then pretend it never happened in the next one, instead prioritising other things. You still get a lot of entertaining moments, however the main story didn't live up to the series previous standards.
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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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Mientas las anteriores temporadas eran divertidas por la irreverencia, en esta se enfocan en forzar los chistes más vulgares y sacados del estadio posibles para que los críticos aplaudan el ataque a los más "conservadores", sin embargo, estos chistes en muchas partes ya no hacen gracia.
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No pierde su esencia y su camino en el tema de los jovenes, la sexualidad, crecer y madurar.
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This was probably the best season of the show. Rating: 65%
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