A Rhetorical Analysis Of Big Mouth By Joel Moser

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Big Mouth is a show newly created by Joel Moser, Bryan Francis, Mike L Mayfield, and Mark Levin. It shows the lives of a few middle schoolers, some of which are voiced by John Mulaney, Fred Armisen, and Jessi Klein. The show about middle schoolers and pre pubescent teens is about everything you wouldn’t want to see about middle schoolers, but man is it a good show for some comedic messed up reason. The trailer for this piece shows off a couple of key scenes from the first couple of episodes. There’s one if each character, and the hormone monster and monstress. The hormone monsters are a critical characters in this series, and yes they do make it better, some would say. They are these deep and scratchy voiced horned things that say the most …show more content…

Every line seems like something that would make perfect sense, even though all the characters have very very messed up lives and one of them has a more that dumps food on the table and yells, “Feeding time!” All of the kids are going through things that kids have, are, will, or might go through. It’s puberty and everybody goes through it. Now there’s just an inappropriate show about it. To quote one scene when the puberty monster was sitting will the boy on his bed after a long day, “ What like a show about a bunch of kids masturbating… Isn’t that basically child pornorgarphy.. Holy shit I hope …show more content…

In one short scene a boy demonstrated a move known as the head pusher. The middle schoolers didn’t respond well to that neither did the girl because it was something that if not done propeer;y could become an act of sexal assult. The show responded well to this and made a lesson out of it in a comical way, by having vomit thrown on the boys head. He had messed up in other was along to episode so it was okay. In another episode a girl gets her first period, in public, in front of everyone, loudly, which sucks, badly. And she deals with it comically. Short lesson but it was a good thing to go ahead and get out of the way because this entire show deals with the struggles of puberty. Sex Education isn't taught that well in the United States, so maybe if kids watched they could learn

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