Big Mouth

Big Mouth

TV Show • 2017

Coming again. For the last time.

Teenage friends find their lives upended by the wonders and horrors of puberty in this edgy comedy from real-life pals Nick Kroll and Andrew Goldberg.

Comedy
Animation
27 min/episode - 8 season(s)
Ended

Bara says...

Ages 17+, but every child is different

The content features constant, explicit discussions regarding sexual development, bodily functions, and adolescent angst. It is intended exclusively for a mature audience due to its raw, unfiltered approach to puberty-related themes.

Content Safety Breakdown

Detailed breakdown of potentially concerning content

Sex & Nudity

5/5

The series focuses entirely on the sexualization of puberty, featuring frequent, graphic discussions of sexual anatomy, masturbation, and implied sexual situations. Nudity is commonly depicted through animation, often in a provocative or crude context.

Violence & Gore

1/5

Violence is minimal and typically relegated to slapstick, comedic mishaps, or surreal animated scenarios. There is no realistic or graphic gore, though physical discomfort is often used for punchlines.

Profanity

5/5

The dialogue is consistently vulgar, using words like f*ck (frequently), sh*t (constant), c*nt, and b*tch throughout. These terms are used in everyday conversation, arguments, and for comedic emphasis.

Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking

4/5

Substance use is a recurring theme, with characters frequently experimenting with or discussing alcohol, marijuana, and various prescription medications. These depictions often frame drug use as a common, albeit problematic, aspect of adolescent life.

Frightening Scenes

2/5

The show uses surreal, grotesque character designs and disturbing psychological portrayals of 'hormone monsters' that may be unsettling or stressful for some viewers. The intensity comes from the overwhelming and often confusing nature of the characters' dramatic emotional states.

Key Insights

Quick summary and important considerations

This show is for older teens and adults; it uses comedy to talk about the physical and emotional changes that happen as kids grow into grown-ups.

Content Warnings

Explicit sexual discussion
Strong language
Crude humor

Detailed Analysis

In-depth insights for parents and educators

What Parents Need to Know

The series is R-rated in tone, containing frequent sexual references, explicit language, and crude humor centered on teenage insecurities.

What Kids Can Learn

Viewers gain understanding that their uncomfortable feelings and body changes are universal human experiences.

Key Topics Discussed

Puberty
Sexuality
Adolescence

Why Parents Might Like It

It provides a cathartic, humorous perspective on the awkwardness of the teenage years that many adults can relate to.

Positives & Learning

What makes this content valuable for children

Positive Messages

3/5

Encourages open dialogue about the physical and emotional changes of adolescence, normalizing difficult conversations that are often stigmatized.

Positive Role Models

2/5

Characters are deeply flawed and often make poor decisions, though they eventually grow through self-reflection and peer support.

Diverse Representations

4/5

Features a diverse ensemble cast exploring various cultural, religious, and sexual identity backgrounds with unique, character-specific arcs.

Educational Value

3/5

Provides accurate, albeit hyperbolic, information regarding sexual health, bodily autonomy, and social-emotional development.

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