Big Mouth - Season 3
Season 3
Romantic misadventures, infuriating school rules and epic clashes of the sexes send the friends hurtling into confusing new territory.
Episodes
Girls Are Angry Too
When a shop class mishap inspires a sexist dress code, Jessi rebels, Missy struggles to keep her alter ego in check, and Andrew gets a wake-up call.
Cellsea
Nick is bewitched by his cool new phone. A call from "Pharmacy Boy" turns Matthew into a nervous wreck. Jay finds a Netflix show made just for him.
Obsessed
Cellsea goads Nick into posting a risqué video, Maury urges Matthew to speed things up with Aiden, and Jay feeds Missy ideas for her erotic fiction.
Florida
While Nick tags along with the Gloubermans on a wild road trip to Florida, Jay discovers he's been "Home Alone'd" -- and moves in with a new family.
How to Have an Orgasm
Connie gives Jessi a crash course in female pleasure, Maury tries to talk Andrew into sending a dick pic, and Nick lashes out at his new housemate.
Duke
The ghost of Duke Ellington takes Nick and friends on a journey back in time to 1913: the year he lost his virginity and found his true calling.
Rankings
As the friends feverishly swap lists of the hottest kids at school, newcomer Ali stokes the flames by announcing she's pansexual.
The ASSes
A big standardized test sends everyone into a panic -- except for Jay, who just scored an Adderall prescription.
Disclosure the Movie: The Musical!
A provocative school musical unleashes Missy's inner thespian -- and her new Hormone Monstress. The "Queer Eye" Fab Five pay a visit to Coach Steve.
Super Mouth
When a freak storm gives everyone new superpowers, tensions between Andrew, Nick and friends boil over into an epic showdown.
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