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Puberty | Pubescent
Teenage friends find their lives upended by the wonders and horrors of puberty in this edgy comedy from real-life pals Nick Kroll and Andrew Goldberg.
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Teenage friends find their lives upended by the wonders and horrors of puberty in this edgy comedy from real-life pals Nick Kroll and Andrew Goldberg.
Best VoiceOver Performance in a Animated Program | 2020 | Maya Rudolph
Outstanding Character VoiceOver Performance | 2020 | Maya Rudolph
Outstanding Achievement in Casting Television Animation | 2020 | Julie Ashton
Outstanding Achievement in Casting Animated Series | 2024 | Julie Ashton
Outstanding Animated Program | 2020 | Jennifer Flackett
Outstanding Character VoiceOver Performance | 2022 | Maya Rudolph
Outstanding Original Music and Lyrics | 2018 | Mark Rivers
Outstanding Character VoiceOver Performance Television | 2022 | Keke Palmer
Best Voice Actor in an Animated Series | 2021 | Nick Kroll
Best Voice Actress in an Animated Series | 2021 | Maya Rudolph
Best Comedic Performance | 2019 | John Mulaney
TV Musical Performance of the Year | 2018 | Brendan McCreary
Best Voice Acting | 2026 | Nick Kroll
Best VoiceOver Performance in a Animated Program | 2019 | Nick Kroll
Best VoiceOver Performance | 2021 | Maya Rudolph
Breakthrough Series Longform | 2018 | Jennifer Flackett
Best Song Written andor Recorded for Television | 2024 | Robin de Jesús
Outstanding Achievement in Casting Television Animation | 2019 | Julie Ashton
Outstanding Achievement in Casting Animated Series | 2022 | Julie Ashton
Outstanding Achievement in Casting Animated Program for Television | 2025 | Julie Ashton
Best Edited Animated Series | 2023 | Felipe Salazar
Best Edited Animation NonTheatrical | 2021 | Felipe Salazar
Missy's parents, Cyrus and Monica, are played by Jordan Peele and Chelsea Peretti, who are married in real life.
Nick and Andrew are based off of the show's co-creators Nick Kroll and Andrew Goldberg, and much of the show's content reflects real events from their life. The other cast members also often served as inspiration for their respective characters. For example, Jenny Slate used to be quite small and wore overalls, like her character Missy, until one senior student came up to her and yelled to her: "Why do you look like a baby?"
Nick Kroll voices up to twelve characters, including Nick Birch, Maurice the Hormone Monster, and Coach Steve.
As of July 26th 2019, Big Mouth has been renewed for an additional 3 more seasons.
During the Electric Slide number at Jessi's Bat Mitzvah, Matthew is seen and heard doing lots of vocal runs and singing dramatically in the background. Andrew Rannells, who plays Matthew, is a popular Broadway star who is known for singing overly dramatic showstoppers.
"Several characters: [Repeated line to Jay] Stop quoting your dad's law commercials!"
