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Human Resources (2022)
Season 1
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Lovebugs, Hormone Monsters and a parade of other creatures juggle romance, workplace drama and their human clients' needs in this "Big Mouth" spinoff.
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Where to Watch Season 1
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10 Episodes
Birth
E1
Birth
Episode 1
Training Day
E2
Training Day
Episode 2
Bad Mummies
E3
Bad Mummies
Episode 3
Rutgers is for Lovers
E4
Rutgers is for Lovers
Episode 4
Love in the Time of Postpartum
E5
Love in the Time of Postpartum
Episode 5
The Addiction Angel
E6
The Addiction Angel
Episode 6
International Creature Convention
E7
International Creature Convention
Episode 7
The Light
E8
The Light
Episode 8
It's Almost Over
E9
It's Almost Over
Episode 9
Shitstorm
E10
Shitstorm
Episode 10
Cast of Season 1
Aidy Bryant
Emmy Fairfax (voice)
Randall Park
Pete Doheny (voice)
Keke Palmer
Rochelle Hillhurst (voice)
David Thewlis
Lionel St. Swithens (voice)
Brandon Kyle Goodman
Walter Las Palmas (voice)
Maya Rudolph
Connie LaCienega (voice)
Nick Kroll
Maury Beverley (voice)
Pamela Adlon
Sonya Poinsettia
Season 1 Reviews
Hollywood Reporter
Daniel Fienberg
With Big Mouth as precedent and knowing how much I still laughed here, I'd happily watch more Human Resources episodes to see how this proudly immature show comes of age.
IGN Movies
Samantha Nelson
Fans of Big Mouth should definitely check out Human Resources, which expands on the original show's mythology while maintaining its absurd, crude, and referential sense of humor.
Polygon
Zosha Millman
The result is a little more what you would expect from a post-Inside Out world very much entangled with the vulgar stylings of Big Mouth: balls-out gross and surprisingly heartfelt.
Pajiba
Kayleigh Donaldson
The first season of Human Resources isn't the slam dunk that the premiere of Big Mouth was but the foundations are sturdy for this spin-off to mature into something as special as its pubescent sibling.
AV Club
Elly Belle
Familiarity with Big Mouth may bring in viewers, but Human Resources' distinctive humor and commentary on humanity will keep them watching.
Paste Magazine
Kevin Fox Jr.
Human Resources is a very well-crafted cartoon, and Janelle Monae sings a fantastic, funky theme song to kick it all off.
TheWrap
Karama Horne
If you've never seen "Big Mouth", some of the humor may be lost on you, but if you've been waiting for this show since it was announced in 2019, then "Human Resources" does not disappoint.
But Why Tho? A Geek Community
Caitlin Kennedy
Human Resources miraculously manages to out-do itself from one episode to the next. Simply outstanding, instantly addictive, and absolutely fascinating.
Slant Magazine
Pat Brown
Surprisingly, Human Resources proves that there's both comedy and poignancy yet to be mined from the impulse-creature conceit, even if it can't fully expunge the aura of being an arbitrary spin-off.
The Daily Beast
Rendy Jones
The animated spin-off of Big Mouth is a raunchy, dirty comedy, so imagine the surprise when it crafted a poignant episode about loss and grief-one that feels deeply personal.
The Mary Sue
Chelsea Steiner
Before you realize it, Human Resources has added depth and layering to its creatures, giving them moving moments and emotional stakes with each other.
Minneapolis Star Tribune
Neal Justin
If your favorite characters in "Big Mouth" are the Hormone Monsters, you'll geek out to this equally irreverent - and hilarious - spinoff.
Common Sense Media
Polly Conway
Yes, it's relentlessly filthy, but this show has heart (and all the other body parts, too).
Collider
Cori Chapman
Human Resources is everything that its predecessor is not and earns the spot title of "best TV spinoff."
Consequence
Paolo Ragusa
Human Resources introduces the brash, imaginative, and at times, genuinely insane comedy that Big Mouth boasts, once again taking weighty, vulnerable topics and exploring them with bombast and (perhaps a little too much) confidence.
Collider
Rebecca Landman
Human Resources shines a light on the persistent complexities of navigating our embarrassing, infuriating, horny mortal lives.
rogercatlin.com
Roger Catlin
Like the original show, it's sharply funny and singularly raunchy.
LA Weekly/Village Voice
Erin Maxwell
Human Resources is a bit of a revelation. Yes, it is still filled with inappropriate jokes dealing with ejaculation at almost every given opportunity. But it also has deep moments of heartfelt sadness.
Book & Film Globe
William Schwartz
Human Resources preaches the philosophy of minimal consequences from its tower of unfunny dick jokes, hinging on the likability of a bunch of fundamentally psychotic characters who are supposed to be relatable based on their love of unrestrained sex.
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