Unfortunately for fans looking for hints about future plot and character developments, the rapidly-delivered teaser is heavy on the pre-existing footage from old episodes of the show. The Netflix-approved video runs just 24 seconds but features clips of a whopping 21 scenes. At the same time as that announcement, Big Mouth's Twitter account offered proof that another batch of episodes was already well into production by dropping a teaser trailer for the upcoming third season. On November 17, 2018, just about six weeks after Netflix made season two of Big Mouth available for viewing, the streaming service gave a vote of confidence to the animated hit with a third season renewal. Here's everything we know about season three so far. The first two seasons of Big Mouth were met with acclaim from critics and fans alike, so naturally, a new season is on the way. And even though there's a helpful Duke Ellington ghost (Jordan Peele) floating around, the kids still have to contend with aggressive, filthy-minded hormone monsters (Kroll and Maya Rudolph, respectively) - the physical manifestations and causes behind their bad decisions. Most of the show's humor derives from the main characters' rich inner lives, as they deal with issues like divorce and changing identities.
There's Nick the late-bloomer (co-creator Nick Kroll), the incredibly anxious Andrew (John Mulaney), the body-positive Missy (Jenny Slate), and the precocious yet depressed Jessi (Jessi Klein). After all, everyone goes through puberty, so everyone can relate to at least one of the tweens in this lewd, crude, and immensely empathetic animated series. An absurd and accurate take on adolescence, Big Mouth has emerged as one of Netflix's most audacious, hilarious, and resonant shows.
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