Big Mouth (2017) interactive character relationship network and AI-powered story timeline. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters across the narrative arc.
The series follows a group of friends through puberty, changing relationships, family pressures, and the transition toward adulthood. Its supernatural puberty figures externalize emotions and urges while the finale returns the group to its beginnings.
"Season 1 begins with Nick and Andrew as best friends; they repeatedly navigate puberty and school together, and Season 8 brings them back to where th...
"Jessi's family blowups are part of Season 1, she later adjusts to city life, and Season 8 describes a major fight between Jessi and her mother."
"Jessi tells Nick she likes him in Season 1, they become a couple, and they break up in Season 1 Episode 3. They continue to appear in the same friend...
"Nick's mother is involved in the Birch family story, and Season 8 says she finds his special shirt while cleaning his room."
"Jay and Lola throw a pool party in Season 2, Jay later stages a show to win her back in Season 5, and Season 7 describes Jay as jealous of Lola's rel...
"Andrew and Missy start going out during the science fair in Season 1. In Season 2, Andrew searches for the right moment to break up with Lola; the su...
"Season 6 says Jay cooks up some romance for Matthew and later says Matthew realizes he has made Jay into a different person."
"Season 4 includes Nick and Andrew sneaking away from their fathers, and Season 7 says Andrew wins his father's praise when his schoolwork improves."
Rating: 7.6/10 (1,266 votes)
Nick and Andrew's friendship is tested by jealousy, while Nick and Jessi briefly become a couple. The group encounters early romance, shame, and the consequences of puberty.
Growth, dating, and embarrassment complicate the students' efforts to fit in. Jessi's rebellious experiences and the Shame Wizard's influence expose how vulnerable the group feels.
The friends confront anger, desire, social rankings, and changing identities. A storm-fueled superpower story brings tensions among the group to a dramatic showdown.
Camp, family transitions, and school experiences challenge the students' sense of themselves. Nick's struggle with his alter ego and Matthew's coming-out story mark important personal conflicts.
Romantic feelings and rivalries drive the students into jealousy and conflict. Nick seeks help with love, while the group experiences hate, grand gestures, and changing family dynamics.
A DNA test reveals a family secret, and the students face questions about desire, shame, and relationships. Parental crises and body-swapping lead to unexpected revelations.
Graduation approaches as the students face social pressure, new choices, and worries about what comes next. Nick must make a school decision, and the group begins its transition into high school.
High-school life brings new social anxieties, romantic complications, and questions about compassion and consent. The finale returns the group to its beginnings as the characters say goodbye and face the future.
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