
Big Mouth — Season 3
Navigating love, loyalty, and ludicrous school regulations proves to be a chaotic journey for these friends as they stumble headfirst into uncharted emotional ground—and some seriously explosive disagreements between boys and girls.

Sentimentally sweet cards. Tired, predictable phrases. An overwhelming sense of expectation. For Andrew, Nick, Jessi and their friends, Valentine’s Day feels like navigating a treacherous landscape.

A classroom accident sparks a restrictive dress code steeped in sexism, prompting Jessi to challenge its unfairness. Meanwhile, Missy battles to contain her secret identity, and Andrew confronts a jarring realization.

Nick is utterly captivated by his sleek, new phone. A call from “Pharmacy Boy” sends Matthew spiraling into anxiousness. Jay has stumbled upon a Netflix series that feels custom-made for him.

Cellsea playfully pressured Nick into sharing a suggestive video online; Maury encouraged Matthew to pursue his feelings for Aiden more quickly; and Jay offered Missy inspiration for her stories exploring sensuality.

As Nick joined the Glouberman family on an impulsive journey to Florida, Jay found himself unexpectedly abandoned – much like Kevin McCallister – and subsequently welcomed into a different household.

Connie initiated Jessi with a frank lesson on female sexuality; Maury pressured Andrew to send an explicit photograph; and Nick reacted angrily toward his recently moved-in roommate.

Guided by the spectral presence of Duke Ellington, Nick and his companions are swept away on a remarkable voyage through time, landing squarely in 1913—the very year the young musician experienced both a formative loss of innocence and the …

The air crackled with excitement as the girls traded whispered lists of who was currently most desirable in school. Then, Ali, new to the group, tossed another log on the fire when she casually declared herself pansexual.

The looming pressure of a major standardized exam sparked anxiety in nearly everyone—everyone, that is, except for Jay, who had recently obtained a prescription for Adderall.

A daring school production sparks Missy’s theatrical ambitions—and awakens her burgeoning Hormone Monstress. Meanwhile, the “Queer Eye” Fab Five offer their expertise to Coach Steve.

A sudden, extraordinary storm bestows newfound abilities upon the town's residents, unleashing long-simmering conflicts between Andrew, Nick, and their circle of friends that culminate in a dramatic confrontation.


