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1. The Jizz Mitzvah
Air date: Jun 9, 2023
At Montel's coming-of-age ceremony, the young Hormone Monster decides to do things their own way; Lovebug Emmy's new client doesn't believe in love.
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2. The Tell-Tale Dick
Air date: Jun 9, 2023
Gavin's identical twin brother, Guyvin, unsettles Lionel the Shame Wizard; Logic Rock Pete wants to tell Rochelle how he feels; Hope comes for a visit.
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3. Total RePaul
Air date: Jun 9, 2023
Dante's severed appendage haunts Pete; Lovebug Walter takes a widowed client on a couples' trip; Gil and Joe exterminate Emmy's crabs for a bagel.
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4. A League of Their Hormone
Air date: Jun 9, 2023
The Shame Wizards play an office softball game against the Hormone Monsters; Emmy oversteps with Sarah and Van; Rochelle and Pete finally connect.
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5. Rochelle, Rochelle
Air date: Jun 9, 2023
After Pete shares his feelings with Rochelle, Rochelle must decide if she's a Lovebug or a Hate Worm; her decision may have ripple effects.
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6. Paul Me By Your Name
Air date: Jun 9, 2023
Walter's boyfriend, Simon, moves in; Paul feels conflicted about dating after his wife's death; Emmy visits the Memory Bank to dig into Sarah's mom issues.
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7. Tony: The Life of an Office Cold
Air date: Jun 9, 2023
When a cold spreads around the office, nearly all the employees get sick; the infected office workers must choose between staying home or coming to work.
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8. Pity Party
Air date: Jun 9, 2023
Ambition Gremlin Petra helps a young client advocate for himself; Lionel throws a party to compete with Mona; Alice attends a dinner party to see Dev.
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9. On the Daughterfront
Air date: Jun 9, 2023
Paul asks Sarah to pack up her childhood bedroom, but the old house brings up painful memories; Montel tours potential colleges with their parents.
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10. Yipee Ki-Hate, Motherf...
Air date: Jun 9, 2023
At the office holiday party, the Hate Department shows up uninvited; Rochelle strives to be the hero her friends need.
Human Resources (2023)
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Similar to Big Mouth, it hasnt yet found a way to balance out its disgusting nature with its heartfelt humour. But Human Resources succeeds by doubling down on everything that made the first season so great, even including yet another heartfelt story line on grief and death that might just rival Yaras story from the first. Some worked, some didnt. But Human Resources season 2, although not as good as the first, earns a well deserved spot next to the franchises better seasons.
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God, it's such a shame we can't get another season. I'm part of the lgbtq community, and I believe this show is one of the best inclusive scripts I've seen yet. Not only do they have characters from across the globe, but they have gay, bi, pan, lesbian characters, as well as disabled characters too. Yet, they don't shove it down your throat, force those characters to appear smarter than everyone else, or spend their entire time talking about how "unique" they are. The grotesque part of the show is unfortunately something you just have to sit through and understand that it's going to happen, it seems a little much at times, but that's just what you get with Big Mouth. This season did live up to the first, and I would LOVE to see a third. Sadly though, we can only wonder why on earth they cancelled both this and Big Mouth.
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Season 1 was pretty ok, season 2 just added unlikeable characters and a pretty shit story that was focused more on pushing ideals than anything else.
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A great way to disconnect and unwind at the end of the day. An uncensored version of "The office" meets Big Mouth with a ton of sex and hilarious jokes. This show isn't for everyone, and I can't say "I love it", but I find it extremely entertaining and plan to keep watching it. For lack of a better world, it helps me get my _fix_.
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Nice ending! A shame it wont keep going.
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Fantastic as expected. So disappointed that this is the last season. I feel there is so much more to come from this show.
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This season is a must-watch. The show is able to keep loyal to its roots, showing up for season 2 in the same fashion as season 1. Although the feelings I felt in this season weren't as strong as the ones I felt in the first season, it did a fantastic show of developing storylines and diversifying outcomes that were definitely unexpected.
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Similar to Big Mouth, it hasnt yet found a way to balance out its disgusting nature with its heartfelt humour. But Human Resources succeeds by doubling down on everything that made the first season so great, even including yet another heartfelt story line on grief and death that might just rival Yaras story from the first. Some worked, some didnt. But Human Resources season 2, although not as good as the first, earns a well deserved spot next to the franchises better seasons.
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Only reason why I'm rating a 3 and not a 4 or 5 is because they really took it too far with the disgusting stuff. Especially in episode 7 (with the boogers and stuff). Great story/season but dim down the disgusting stuff please lol
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Season 2 was by far the flattest, most repetitive season of any Big Mouth/Human Resources season ever. None of the characters mattered to me in the end, the entire season was a giant hate worm arc, which we have seen too many times for me to want to spend that many episodes on, and what's worse, they even made Maury flat and disappointing. I don't know if Nick Kroll was already over the whole thing when he started Season 2, but thankfully with this as the last season, we can all get over it too.
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