Human Resources - Season 1
Season 1
This "Big Mouth" spin-off pulls back the curtain on the creatures — Hormone Monsters, Shame Wizards and more — that help humans journey through life.
Episodes
Birth
Junior Lovebug Emmy panics when she's assigned her first client: a woman who's about to go into labor. Hormone Monster Maury celebrates a big birthday.
Training Day
After one too many romps in the break room, the Hormone Monsters are sent to sensitivity training. Walter takes Emmy on an eye-opening ride-along.
Bad Mummies
Emmy struggles to help Becca bond with her baby, the Shame Wizard tries to impress his mom, and Connie takes care of Maury's little fellas for a day.
Rutgers is for Lovers
Rochelle and Petra clash over whether client Nadja should pick a college based on love or ambition. Logic Rock Pete learns his office nickname.
Love in the Time of Postpartum
Becca's return to work stirs up confusing emotions, sparking a showdown between her creatures and Barry's. Connie and Maury set Sonya up on a date.
The Addiction Angel
As Pete and Rochelle help Doug prep for his wedding, Addiction Angel Dante throws a wrench in the plans. Joe and Gil steal one of Maury's top clients.
International Creature Convention
Betrayals, romantic declarations and twisted schemes abound at a raucous creature convention in the skies over North Korea.
The Light
While Maury and friends cheer on a cockfight in the back of the bar, Sonya reveals the torrid, star-crossed story behind her firing.
It's Almost Over
As Yara's health declines, Walter and Pete scramble to fend off Keith from Grief. The feud between Emmy and Rochelle boils over at the office.
Shitstorm
A monster hurricane forces Emmy, Rochelle and their clients to take shelter together. Meanwhile, the main office loses power — and its portals to Earth.
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