This episode doesn't disappoint as well. now we go into the topic of boobs and how fascinated guys are with them as well as how girls may be uncomfortable with the changes. It was again done in a pretty fun way. Loved the dancing scene in the spa. And Andrew in the boob valley was also a great scene.
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May be I remember it differently, but
DuskShadow25 January 2019
Warning: Spoilers
I am pretty confident about my thoughts when I was a young lad, and even in middle school, I knew what a womans body was, and what my idea of a good one should be. A Grown woman! I was already looking toward the future. Of course if a chick hit puberty, and I mean steamrolled into it at the time, the guys, myself included, took notice. Being young meant having great eyesight after all :P. But even back then, I wanted a woman not a girl. FULL FIGURED! ,SOME CURVES! MORE OUNCE WITH THAT BOUNCE! Yet I was but a lad...lol
I really like how this show tries to accurately portray what boys and girls have always grown up going through, but in such a ridiculous and hilarious way.
This ep was another of the greats in this young series. So silly. *smfh *
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Edvis-199713 December 2020
Big Mouth Episode 2 Review: Even Funnier Than The First
ashboomstick-505406 October 2018
Big Mouth cannot compete with any other comedy show right now. 'What Is It About Boobs' the second episode of this comedic show, proves that even more. The one criticism that I had with the first episode, was that it felt a little bit out of focus, and had featured too many characters for comfort. All of that is fixed in this second episode.
The dance numbers on 'Big Mouth' have always been somewhat comedic, but the dance routine in this episode is extremely well-choreagraphed and it actually advances the plot. The show really does a great job of blending some of the funnier moments with some really good metaphors and messages that are essential in guiding oneself through the world of puberty.
This episode also focused a lot on some of the lead characters, which should be the case for every show. Sometimes the creators of a particular show think that it's a good idea to sideline some of the main characters in favor of some of the supporting cast. In some cases, that's a good thing, because the average viewer could get tired of seeing the same three or four characters over and over again. It's a bad thing in the case of 'Big Mouth' because many of the supporting characters aren't as interesting as the leads. Luckily, Episode 2 focuses more on the main characters, and advances several hysterical plots.
Hopefully 'Big Mouth' will continue it's streak, because right now, it has my attention.
The dance numbers on 'Big Mouth' have always been somewhat comedic, but the dance routine in this episode is extremely well-choreagraphed and it actually advances the plot. The show really does a great job of blending some of the funnier moments with some really good metaphors and messages that are essential in guiding oneself through the world of puberty.
This episode also focused a lot on some of the lead characters, which should be the case for every show. Sometimes the creators of a particular show think that it's a good idea to sideline some of the main characters in favor of some of the supporting cast. In some cases, that's a good thing, because the average viewer could get tired of seeing the same three or four characters over and over again. It's a bad thing in the case of 'Big Mouth' because many of the supporting characters aren't as interesting as the leads. Luckily, Episode 2 focuses more on the main characters, and advances several hysterical plots.
Hopefully 'Big Mouth' will continue it's streak, because right now, it has my attention.
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