Nick Kroll's Netflix series 'Big Mouth' is the candid conversation about sex you never had as a teen
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Nick Kroll, surprisingly, doesn't remember much from sex ed.
You'd be forgiven for thinking otherwise if you've watched Big Mouth, Kroll's animated Netflix series that plays the mind-bending confusion of puberty for laughs.
In the first season, a young Kroll and his best friend Andrew, a character based on the actor and comedian's real-life best friend, awkwardly sit through a middle school classroom presentation on fallopian tubes that feels all too real.
What happens next is where Big Mouth goes beyond getting real and plumbs the murky depths of the adolescent male psyche. Suddenly, the imaginary "Hormone Monster" shows up to encourage Andrew to duck out of class to masturbate. Andrew is reluctant for obvious reasons but ultimately gives in. Read more...
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