Netflix’s Big Mouth has been discovering new, inventive ways to discuss puberty for three seasons. The side-splittingly humorous, yet amazingly soulful animated show looks into the lives of young people like Nick Birch (Nick Kroll), Andrew Glouberman (John Mulaney), Jessi Glaser (Jessi Klein), and Missy Foreman-Greenwald (Jenny Slate) since they enter their tumultuous puberty years, personified as hormone creatures such as Maury (Kroll) and Connie (Maya Rudolph).
Even though Big Mouth is not a Netflix show you should watch before your children, its novel approach of anthropomorphizing some of the most embarrassing and confusing feelings a person could experience is a winning concept. In reality, the show’s surreal humor is so highly rated that Big Mouth holds a strong 99 percent critical score on Rotten Tomatoes.
With plenty of opportunities to explore and the entire spectrum of human emotion to draw inspiration from, the series seems poised to continue its winning streak into its fourth year. Let’s take a look at what we understand about the Big Mouth season 4 launch date, episodes, and cast so far.
What’s the release date of Big Mouth season 4?
Big Mouth has followed a rather trusted program since season 1 dropped on Netflix on September 29, 2017. Season 2 followed almost exactly a year after, on October 5, 2018. The series then broke the mold somewhat with all the”My Furry Valentine” particular, which was released a week before Valentine’s Day on February 8, 2019. On the other hand, the third season proper returned to the anticipated program and premiered on October 4, 2019.
Season 4 is running a bit late from this schedule, but do not worry: it is still coming. In reality, you can expect it pretty soon. According to the official preview for Big Mouth year 4, the series will create its bombastic return on December 4, 2020. What is more, both seasons after that are a lock, too. In 2019, Big Mouth was revived for no less than three seasons, so unless something truly extreme happens, the series’s sailing should be smooth for a long time to come.
Who’s in the cast of Big Mouth season 4?
The trailer confirms that most of the core characters return for Enormous Mouth season 4. Co-creator Nick Kroll will naturally return to voice Nick Birch, Coach Steve, Lola Skumpy, along with a multitude of different functions. John Mulaney, Jessi Klein, Jason Mantzoukas, and Maya Rudolph are back as Andrew Glouberman, Jessi Glazer, Jay Bilzerian, and Connie the Hormone Monstress. While Kroll’s Maury that the Hormone Monster does not appear in the trailer, the character shows up in the teaser published on the display’s official Twitter accounts, so it’s probably safe to say he’s back as well.
Meanwhile, the Missy Foreman-Greenwald is also coming, but her voice actress, Jenny Slate, is stepping out from the role before the season is over, according to Variety. Slate has said that”Black characters in an animated show ought to be played by Black people,” and as such, author and comedian Ayo Edebiri will take over Missy’s function at the ninth episode of the season.
As is the series’s habit, the new season will also contain copious brand new characters and big-name guest celebrities (per Deadline). The most critical addition would seem to be Maria Bamford’s Tito the Stress Mosquito, a specially powerful negative emotion monster who appears to follow the footsteps of previous important”villains,” like Jean Smart’s Depression Kitty and David Thewlis’ Shame Wizard. The season will also contain Zach Galifianakis as Gratitoad, as well as a star-studded guest cast that features names such as Seth Rogen, John Oliver, Maya Erskine, Paul Giamatti, Lena Waithe, and Sterling K. Brown.
What are the episodes of Big Mouth season 4 about?
Big Mouth season 4 will soon have 10 episodes, and also binge-watchers will be delighted to find out that the whole season will fall on Netflix on December 4. The season trailer indicates the characters at a summer camp, exploring all kinds of opportunities, insecurities, and, of course, anxieties. As such, Tito the Anxiety Mosquito appears to play a massive role since the insect is observed interacting with multiple characters — and even attacking them as a giant, three-headed creature.
That being said, it looks like the season 4 episodes will explore plenty of other themes around growing up and finding your place in the entire world, as the Big Mouth characters equipment up to start 8th grade. The trailer shows Jessi fighting her interval, Matthew (Andrew Rannells) unable to find approval from his dad, Jay, and Lola (Kroll) starting a connection, Nick and Andrew feuding within a summer camp friend, along with Missy ditching her trademark dungarees. Oh, and the trailer also features notable post-apocalyptic scenes that appear to happen in the future and even tease the end of the world. Until the show’s likely to shake up its assumption in a pretty serious way, this seems to indicate a minimum of one high-concept fantasy incident, in the vein of season 3’s trendy superhero showdown.
