SummaryThe animated comedy from Nick Kroll and Andrew Goldberg is about teenagers and their experiences with the changes puberty brings.
Created By:Jennifer Flackett, Andrew Goldberg, Nick Kroll, Mark Levin
Big Mouth
8 Seasons
Season 1 Premiere:
Sep 29, 2017
Metascore
Universal Acclaim
82
User score
Generally Favorable
6.4
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Metascore
Universal Acclaim
92% Positive
33 Reviews
33 Reviews
3% Mixed
1 Review
1 Review
6% Negative
2 Reviews
2 Reviews
Oct 10, 2018
100
Nearly all of Big Mouth’s main characters are multi-dimensional in all ways except their animation, but season 2 reveals Jessi to be possibly the most substantive.
Oct 5, 2018
91
Even more than before, Season 2 is weird and proud of it; a living embodiment of putting it all out there, despite what people might think. In a very real way, these episodes are a form of activism, and in a season focused on teaching kids how to separate shame from guilt, it’s downright powerful. A Peabody Award would not be out of order.
User score
Generally Favorable
65% Positive
418 Ratings
418 Ratings
8% Mixed
53 Ratings
53 Ratings
26% Negative
169 Ratings
169 Ratings
Mar 6, 2024
10
I absolutely am in love with this show. I've seen it in its entirety multiple times. I love how edgy/dark it is! I'm just incredibly bummed that it's ending after the 8th season. But I'd highly recommend this show to anyone looking for an edgy adult animation series
Dec 3, 2020
90
This series is still as funny and profane as it’s ever been. ... Big Mouth also, obviously, may be “too much.” But four seasons in, it’s still figuring out new ways to make too much seem just right.
May 27, 2025
80
In the end, all the gleeful obscenity took a backseat to the story’s true subject: the terrifying process of growing up. .... “Big Mouth” leaves them, and us, with one final lesson: Once you have the confidence to embrace your own messy quirks, you’re equipped to face whatever comes your way — pun somewhat intended.
Oct 4, 2019
80
It continues to vividly remind its audience what it was like to be 13, but might inspire us to continue grow a little bit along with them.
Sep 28, 2017
80
Sweet, progressive and breathtakingly filthy, the latest collaboration between comedians Nick Kroll and John Mulaney recalls the emotionally grounded squirminess of the boys of Freaks and Geeks and the sex-positive yet debasement-obsessed endocrinological chaos of, well, nothing I've ever seen.
Nov 10, 2023
30
Big Mouth Season 7 is still treading the same worn-out waters as it has across the rest of its runtime, and the only positive thing that can really be said here is that next season is its final set of episodes.
Mar 19, 2020
10
Heartfelt and genuinely the best show about puberty ever made. Graphic but not graphic for the sake of being graphic. It's a wonderfully smart, funny show. Hope there are many more seasons.
Mar 6, 2024
6
Tough to review. On one hand, the early seasons aren't good. The VA is very lazy. And it's basically animated child porn at times. On the other hand, it's become much more funny and clever over time. Kind of a shame it's ending now just when it was getting good. TL;DR: skip the first 1-5 seasons.
Nov 8, 2022
6
I loved the first three seasons -- they get a 9 for great jokes (some so quick you'll miss them if you're laughing at the previous joke) and fearlessly addressing the awkward and taboo changes that come with puberty. Season 4 introduced a trans character, and this marked the beginning of a noticeable change in BM's storytelling style: it started becoming preachy. I think the introduction of a trans character was good, but the writers chose to use the character's change (boy transitioned to girl/woman) as a device to preach to the audience about how to interact with and speak to trans people. It **** the air out of the rest of the characters. And this approach continued in seasons 5 and 6. Rather than letting the story unfold in an organic way, they chose to give some characters heavy-handed dialogue clearly intended to tell the audience what the writers believe is right and wrong about how you should deal with LGBTQ+ issues/people. What really knocked the show down a peg for me was episode 8 of season 6 where Jessi tells her dad and dad's pregnant girlfriend that they should raise the baby gender neutral and call the baby "they".
[rant]
Gender neutrality in and of itself is perfectly fine, IMO, but I don't need a cartoon to beat me over the head with a hammer labeled "GENDER ****!" There is no inherent problem with gender and pronouns; the problem is with people insisting that biological males *behave* a certain way and biological females *behave* a certain other way. People who believe in those stereotypes will continue believing regardless of what pronouns you insist they use. I really don't need a raunchy comedy about sex to try to convince me to refer to babies as "they". Just create engaging characters (which the show has done) and let their stories -- and *dialogue* -- unfold in a natural way.
[/rant] The show still makes me laugh which is why I still watch, but if the show keeps amping up its preachiness, I don't know how much longer I'll stay for the ride. Preaching just isn't funny.
Nov 8, 2021
3
3 points for season 1 before it goes into cringe inducing spiral of wokeness for no real reason. The vomit inducing cringe fest is so over-done and forced it just ruins entire story and characters. By season 5 it is half the main cast, because that makes sense (4% vs 50%).
May 12, 2021
3
After the first season, the "left" $hit started to happen. Let me explain... The 1st season had minorities who fit into the story and were interesting as characters. But it got to the point where in season 4 the main antagonists are white males. 3 "stars" for the first season. -7 points for 2+ seasons.
Production Company:
- Danger Goldberg Productions
- Fathouse Industries
- Titmouse
- Good At Business
- Brutus Pink
- Netflix
- Silvergate Media
- Social Life
- Studio MDHR
Initial Release Date:Sep 29, 2017
Number of seasons:8 Seasons
Rating:TV-MA
Awards
Online Film & Television Association
• 1 Win & 11 Nominations
Primetime Emmy Awards
• 4 Wins & 10 Nominations
Casting Society (CSA)
• 6 Wins & 8 Nominations




























