Big Mouth returns for its fourth season on Friday, December 3 and introduces a new monster to face the kids.
For the first few seasons, it was all about the hormone monsters, taking these kids through the horrors and thrills of adolescence. However, in Season 4 of Big Mouth, things are bad for the kids – especially Nick and Andrew.
It presents a whole new horror for children to face.
Anxiety.
Big Mouth Season 4 Review
Big Mouth Season 4 opens where last season ended, with Nick and Andrew no longer friends after Nick Missy, knowing that Andrew likes her.
Then the two end up in camp together and this is where the new monsters appear.
For Nick, he was generally popular at the camp and also had a special friend in Seth Goldberg (Seth Rosen), the “Andrew of the Camp Edition”.
What sucks is that Seth and Andrew. Made it great, and when Nick gets angry, they both turn on him and become new best friends.
Then Tito finds the anxiety mosquito, which scares him into doing anything. He ends up in a panic attack and is further beaten by other children in the camp.
Meanwhile, Andrew is trying to humiliate Nick more and more and is becoming more neutral. Sadly, as a result, Andre did not wander for months and grabbed his butt with his own monster, which is all part of his anger.
Jesse is also in camp and her first major period and she has to learn how to use the tampon, which is voiced by all the different actors. She also had to deal with a former bully who came from a previous camp as a transgender and was having a hard time fitting in.
Just when they seem to be in control of things, they return to school to start eighth grade, and that’s when Tito returns with the Anxiety Mosquito Revenge.
Fortunately, it helps in the form of Gratitoid (Zach Gallifinakis).
It is also worth mentioning that Ayo Adebury appointed Miss to replace Jenny Slate. It wasn’t just the passing of the torch so a black actress could portray a black character, but it was also done in the story.
Missy went to visit her dad’s family and knew that her parents were really dark and raised her to be more like her white mother than her father’s relatives. When she meets her cousins, her own hormone monster Mona (Thandi Niton Ton) pushes her to explore her heritage, which keeps her out with her boyfriend and true parents.
The season, as expected from the big mouth, is just as bad and vulgar. However, fans know how to expect it, and that’s part of the beauty of it. There are still horrible off-the-cuff jokes, but in the midst of all the disgusting and unclean moments, this is still a show with an important story to tell.
These are the real difficulties that real children face and this is the performance that they have no shortage of to show in the most horrible ways. That’s a good thing.
Adolescence is not beautiful, and anxiety is worse. The show has seemed a bit unfocused in recent episodes, but it’s not uncommon for young people to go through a period of adolescence when they don’t know what their body and mind are trying to convey.
Big Mouth Season 4 Wrap-Up
Big Mouth Season 4 is easy to recommend to anyone who has loved the first three seasons.
The show has seemed a bit unfocused in recent episodes, but it’s also one of the funniest shows on television, proving why it’s one of the smartest shows on television.
Anxiety bugs, geriatrics and other hormone monsters help guide children through the most difficult years of childhood in wonderful ways.
Involving transgender people in the story and then moving on to the challenges that girls face when trying to find themselves allows Big Mouth’s new season to reach more than just boys’ hormones and Keeps fresh.
It was also a solid story about Missy as she explored her legacy, especially about the change in voice actors for the role. Missy has come a long way this season, but this is something that can be said for all children as they try to make it through middle school.
Big Mouth Season 4 has far exceeded the expectations of fans and if you love the first three seasons, you should love everything about this new one too. It stakes and puts these kids in hell – and fans don’t want it any other way.
There is hope for more monsters in the future, tormenting the lives of these children.
Big Mouth Season 4 is now streaming on Netflix.
