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Big Mouth Season 3's Best Moments

10 Moments From Big Mouth Season 3 That Will Make You Cry Laughing

Oct 31 2019

The third season of Big Mouth came out earlier this month, and, unsurprisingly, it took me less than 48 hours to watch it in its entirety.

I don't think there's ever been a show that has made me cringe, gasp, and burst into laughter all at the same time, or at least not in the way that Big Mouth does. I'm a huge John Mulaney fan (which is what drew me into the show originally), and hearing him voice some of the insane things Andrew Glouberman says both haunts me to my core and makes me laugh so hard I wheeze.

Filled with crazy cameos, musical numbers, and, of course, lots of puberty humour, this season most certainly does not disappoint — it even scored a 100% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Take a look at some of the craziest, funniest, and most outlandish moments from season three's 10 episodes.

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Andrew's Vlogs

After feeling rejected by Missy, Andrew decides to rant live on the internet about how girls don't like him (with a username of Fart Boy, naturally). The result? A man invites him to a meeting with other men who feel the same way, which turns out to be . . . a neo-Nazi gathering. Thankfully, the meeting serves as a big wake-up call for Andrew, and Fart Boy is no longer.

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The "Anything Goes In Florida" Song

OK, so the entire episode about Andrew's family visiting Florida had me laughing, but this song absolutely sent me over the edge. Also, it's kind of a banger?

Nick's Relationship With His Cell Phone

First off, the fact that Chelsea Peretti voices "Cellsea," Nick's cell phone, makes this relationship between the two of them so much better. The way Nick and Cellsea talk with each other is both hilarious and concerning, as their toxic bond even leads Nick into posting a naked video of his dad dancing online.

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Jessi's All Too Painful Realisation

Jessi, I'm so sorry . . . but probably not.

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The Cast of Queer Eye's Appearance

There was no way I could talk about this season and not mention the Queer Eye episode. Midway through the season, the Fab Five make their way to Coach Steve's nappy barge and do not hold anything back while giving him a makeover. The best part? The Queer Eye guys are voicing themselves, honey!

Missy Protesting the Dress Code

This is a more wholesome and empowering moment than a funny one, but I had to include it anyways. After two seasons of keeping her feelings mostly to herself, Missy finally lets it all out and confronts Devin, Jay, Andrew and an increasingly creepy Mr. Lizer. Her latter interaction leads her to protest the school's new dress code and soon attracts a groundswell of support from her fellow classmates. Go Missy!

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The "Why Does Nobody Get How Great I Am?" Song

When lists ranking how hot everyone is in their grade start making the rounds, Nick and Jessi get upset that they didn't make the cut. So, of course, they dive right into this hilarious slow jam about how overwhelmingly great they both are. (Did we mention all three seasons of the Big Mouth songs are on Spotify?) Bonus: the music video credits Ethan Hawke as the director.

The Superhero Sequence

In the final episode of the season, all of the characters gain superpowers that have something to do with their personalities. For example, Matthew has an ultrapowerful voice, Nick can grow to be massive in size (calling himself "Big Dick Boy"), and Andrew turns invisible . . . when he farts. Duh.

The Most Iconic Line of the Season

The entire musical the students put on is insanity, but it gives Missy a chance to shine.

I'll Leave You With a Whole Bunch of Insane Moments Packed Into a Minute:

I wish I could begin to explain what's going on in some of these clips, but you'll just have to watch the third season for yourself to find out the context.

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