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Big Mouth dropped its third season on Netflix to the usual slew of positive reviews. The show, co-created by Andrew Goldberg and Nick Kroll, is a hysterically funny animated insight into the horrors of adolescence as imagined in a world where literal monsters act as puberty guides to bewildered teens. This season, the series took a welcome turn in regards to one of its funniest but least developed characters, which led to a great depiction of discovering one's bisexuality, quickly followed by a severely misjudged rebuttal of sorts.
Jay Bilzerian, voiced by Jason Mantzoukas, has always been something of an outlier among the core cast of Big Mouth. He's the most brazenly sexual and the biggest deviant of the bunch, with his preferred hobbies including eating his own semen and copulating with sentient pillows. In the first season (and for a large chunk of the second), while Nick, Andrew, Jessi, and to a lesser degree Missy, tried to figure out who they were and the safest way to navigate the treachery of puberty, Jay seemed to include everything set — or, at least in the pubescent mi
Big Mouth: The 10 Saddest Things About Andrew
As one of the two main protagonists of Big Mouth, Andrew's life is unsurprisingly a disaster — at least by teenage standards. He is one of the first characters to verb the pains of puberty, and it's hard for him when all the hormones surge into his body at the same noun, making him simultaneously pimpled, oily, and worst of all, perennially aroused, seemingly beyond control.
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Maury doesn't help as much as hinder Andrew's social standing at school, or even his life at home, but the boy trudges onwards regardless of what fate has in store for him. But Andrew is a child, after all, so a lot of what he goes through can be too much of a burden for someone his age.
His Father's Treatment
Andrew is given the short end of the social stick, and this is entirely his father's fault. Marty Glouberman shames his son whenever given the chance; he assumes that he's responsible for anything bad that happens, even going so far as to punishing him for things outside of his control.
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This article contains spoilers for Seasons 1 and 2 of Big Mouth. It is recommended that you watch before reading.
I have a conflicted relationship with animated shows intended strictly for adults as they often look to lack substance beyond the realm of offensiveness for its own sake.
Big Mouth surprised me – despite focusing on the challenges of sexual discovery and puberty, its wit isn’t hinged on stale risqué humour.
It balances vulgarity with sincerity, sweetness with shock value, and social conscience with genuine entertainment, as opposed to presenting a hackneyed narrative that merely allows a youthful male audience to feel edgy.
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It also has a strong Jewish presence, an equal emphasis on female sexuality, and includes characters of diverse cultural backgrounds.
Nonetheless, the lack of queer representation in the first season was my main disappointment in an otherwise enjoyable show.
During season one, the only openly gay character, Matthew, doesn’t have much purpose beyond the stereotype of a sassy, scathing gay man.
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The cocreator of Netflix's 'Big Mouth' apologized for misrepresenting pansexual and bisexual people on the show: 'We missed the mark here'
"Big Mouth" cocreator Andrew Goldberg apologized on Monday for comments made on the Netflix show that many felt were disrespectful to the bisexual and pansexual communities.
"We missed the mark here with this definition of bisexuality vs. pansexuality, and my fellow creators and I sincerely apologize for making people feel misrepresented," Goldberg wrote on Twitter.
"Any time we try to define something as complex as human sexuality, it's super challenging, and this moment we could have done better."
The animated show's creator also thanked the "trans, pan, and bi communities" for bringing "these vital and complicated issues of representation" to the creators' attention.
"We are listening and we looking forward to delving into all of this ins future seasons," Goldberg concluded.
"Big Mouth" drew the ire of many on Sunday, after a clip from an episode was posted to Twitter. In the clip, a c