The Problems with Big Mouth and its Spin-off Human Resources

👎The concept of manifesting hormones through a monster in Big Mouth is underutilized and disappointing.

🤔The introduction of additional creatures in the series, like Love Bugs and Anxiety Mosquitoes, only adds confusion to the already complex concept.

😕The Monster World storyline in Human Resources detracts from the focus on human emotions and relationships.

🤷‍♀️The series fails to fully develop its characters, relying on recycled jokes and predictable plotlines.

🤢The animation in Big Mouth and Human Resources is unappealing, with disturbing visuals in some musical numbers.

What is the main issue with Big Mouth and Human Resources?

—Both shows suffer from confusing storylines, underutilized concepts, and unattractive animation.

Are there any redeeming aspects of the shows?

—Some subplots in Human Resources show promise, but overall, the series lacks coherence and fails to capture the charm of the original Big Mouth.

Why do the spin-off shows introduce additional creatures?

—The introduction of additional creatures adds confusion to the already complex concept of manifesting emotions through monsters, detracting from the focus on human relationships and emotions.

Do the shows develop their characters effectively?

—No, the shows rely on recycled jokes and predictable plotlines, failing to fully develop their characters.

What is problematic about the animation in the shows?

—The animation in Big Mouth and Human Resources is unappealing, with disturbing visuals in some of the musical numbers.

00:00Introduction and disappointment with Big Mouth's concept of manifesting hormones through a monster called the Hormone Monster.

02:58Criticism of introducing additional creatures like Love Bugs and Anxiety Mosquitoes, confusing the concept further.

04:19Discussion of the Monster World storyline in Human Resources and its impact on the coherence of the show.

06:18Lack of character development and reliance on recycled jokes and predictable plotlines.

08:57Critique of the unattractive animation in both shows, particularly in some of the disturbing musical numbers.