The Hormone Monsters are pushing paper and phalluses in Human Resources, a workplace spinoff of Big Mouth that's just as raunchy and sweet. Read critic reviews
Human Resources (2022)
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Episodes
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1. Birth
Air date: Mar 18, 2022
Junior Lovebug Emmy panics when she's assigned her first client -- a woman who's about to go into labor; Hormone Maury celebrates a big birthday.
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2. Training Day
Air date: Mar 18, 2022
After one too many romps in the break room, the Hormone Monsters are sent to sensitivity training; Walter takes Emmy on an eye-opening ride-along.
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3. Bad Mummies
Air date: Mar 18, 2022
Emmy struggles to help Becca bond with her baby; the Shame Wizard tries to impress his mom; Connie takes care of Maury's little fellows for a day.
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4. Rutgers Is for Lovers
Air date: Mar 18, 2022
Rochelle and Petra clash over whether client Nadja should pick a college based on love or ambition; Logic Rock Pete learns his office nickname.
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5. Love in the Time of Postpartum
Air date: Mar 18, 2022
Becca's return to work stirs up confusing emotions, sparking a showdown between her creatures and Barry's; Connie and Maury set Sonya up on a date.
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6. The Addiction Angel
Air date: Mar 18, 2022
As Pete and Rochelle help Doug prep for his wedding, Addiction Angel Dante throws a wrench in the plans; Joe and Gil steal one of Maury's top clients.
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7. International Creature Convention
Air date: Mar 18, 2022
Betrayals, romantic declarations and twisted schemes abound at a raucous creature convention in the skies over North Korea.
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8. The Light
Air date: Mar 18, 2022
While Maury and friends cheer on a cockfight in the back of the bar, Sonya reveals the torrid, star-crossed story behind her firing.
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9. It's Almost Over
Air date: Mar 18, 2022
As Yara's health declines, Walter and Pete scramble to fend off Keith from Grief; the feud between Emmy and Rochelle boils over at the office.
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10. S...storm
Air date: Mar 18, 2022
A monster hurricane forces Emmy, Rochelle and their clients to take shelter together; meanwhile, the main office loses power as well as its portals to Earth.
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Critic Reviews for Human Resources: Season 1
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LOL, the funniest 10 episodes, motherf**king sh*t, not enough a**holes and b****es and b*****ds!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! And not enough t****es and d**ks and p****es!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Human Resources is the series sibling we don't need but are glad to have. The new setting allows for a larger variety of jokes and gives this Big Mouth spinoff a natural progression that works within the established format. There are still plenty of dick jokes and innuendo, but the series has allowed itself to widen its scope from merely teenage lust and the writers seem to be having some fun. The stable of voice actors is stunning, and each do a nice job animating their respective characters, molding them uniquely enough to stand on their own in the cacophony of zaniness that comprises Human Resources. There are the hormone monsters, anxiety bugs, and shame wizards we'll recognize from Big Mouth, but now they're joined by logic rocks, ambition trolls, and love bugs (an addition to Big Mouth just last season). It can all get a little busy at times and there is a willingness to sacrifice focus for a joke, but it carries the same weight as its sibling series which is a sign that bodes well overall. Human Resources will likely serve as the series bridge in a year or two when Big Mouth becomes unsustainable, and we can rest assured after the first few episodes that this development will likely be a welcome one.
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I like the series but something's missing that would make it even more awesome, but I can't put a name on it. It definitely doesn't fulfill Big mouth standards.
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Innovate and a brilliant idea from the creators of Big Mouth.
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The greatest and funniest first 10 episodes ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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It's watchable but Big Mouth is so much better...
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there is a sexual reference every 5 seconds. felt too excessive.
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Even better than Big Mouth. All the reasons why I loved the latter seasons of Big Mouth where the writers got the confidence, backing and creative freedom to be as inappropriate as they want are also all the reasons why I love this show.
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I think this is a rare case in which a spin-off is better than the original, im a Big Mouth die hard fan but i simply enjoyed a lot more the whole chemistry and personality each of the monsters bring.
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With great story and humour from Big Mouth, I was expecting this to be equally amazing and funny. But it is not even remotely funny or clever as compared to Big Mouth. This feels like a cash grab after amazing series that is Big Mouth. The story line is incoherent and characters are shallow and forgettable. You can say that, this series is "Crimes of Grindelwald" for "Harry Potter". I'm giving it 1 Star and not half a star just out of pity and for a couple of laughter here and there in the entire season
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