‘Big Mouth’: School Is Getting Even Wilder in First Look at Season 3
New episodes means new haircuts and new hormone monsters. (And new jobs for Coach Steve!)
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The Greatest Monsters on TV – IndieWire Critics Survey
Move over, Demogorgon. These other creatures have turned the small screen upside-down.
‘Big Mouth’: Inside the Raunchy, Empowering Songs That Even Challenge Maya Rudolph’s Vocals
Composer Mark Rivers and the actress discuss “I Love My Body” and “Valentine’s Day.”
‘Big Mouth’ Season 3: The Hormone Monster Will Rock Out in His Lead Vocals Debut
Composer and lyricist Mark Rivers teases what fans can hear on the next season of the Netflix animated series.
‘Big Mouth: My Furry Valentine’ Review: A Holiday Dose of What This Netflix Show Does Best
This Netflix two-parter doubles as a satisfying between-seasons treat for fans and a solid starting point for any cautious newcomers.
‘Big Mouth’ Valentine’s Day Special Coming to Netflix Next Week
“My Furry Valentine” (of course that’s what it’s called) will be available to stream on February 8.
Every 2018 Film and Television Series That Earned 100% on Rotten Tomatoes
From “Minding the Gap” and “Leave No Trace” to “Big Mouth” and “Nanette,” these are the programs that wowed every single critic who saw them.
‘Big Mouth’ Renewed for Season 3 by Netflix — Watch the Announcement Video
You haven’t seen the last of the Hormone Monster.
From ‘Sabrina’ to ‘Steven Universe,’ Family-Friendly TV Has Grown a Social Conscience
“Steven Universe,” “Sabrina,” “Big Mouth” and more don’t just teach; they’re inclusive and encourage action.
‘Big Mouth’ Season 2: The Best New Additions to the Voice Cast, Ranked
This absurdist delight of an animated comedy added some award-winning favorites to its cast this year.
7 New Netflix Shows to Binge in October, and the Best Reasons to Watch
Netflix is pushing a slew of scary series just in time for Halloween, but there’s more than frights to feast on this month.
‘Big Mouth’ Season 2 Review: This Unflinching Advocate for Adolescents Is One of the Best Kids’ Shows on TV
After taking an honest look at puberty’s animal urges, Netflix’s canny kids’ show delves into the subsequent feelings of shame — and why they need to be ignored.
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