Big Mouth

Like all 15-year-olds do, my French beau and I eventually ventured past French kissing and together explored uncharted territory. This also sucked.

Season two of “PEN15” sacrificed some of the gross gags and shocking vulgarity of its earlier episodes in exchange for more developed relationships and higher emotional stakes, but in the end, it seems like a fair trade. After all, just as Maya and Anna start to grow up, so must “PEN15.”

These emotional states evoked by Chastain are as potent an actor could desire from their observers, signaling possibly the most prominent talent in the industry today.

The fifth season is arguably not as boundary-pushing as past seasons, losing exactly some of what makes “Big Mouth” unique from other shows.

The season fell into the trap of being too obviously didactic. Because it tried to fit so many lessons into so few episodes, it didn’t have time for subtlety.

Unlike most award show nominations, the GLAAD award nominees provide a unique introspection into the media that queer people can most easily see themselves reflected in.

Bell and Slate shouldn’t have even been in consideration for these characters, and the fact that they were points to a larger lack of concern for diversity in Hollywood that exists outside of the sphere of these two shows.

Dear the Daily Clog, happy 13th birthday! Wow, to think it’s been 13 years since you first came into the world and brought to it your unique sense of humor.

An increasing number of adult animations have entered the market, proving that the line isn’t drawn with just younger audiences.

The following shows might spice up your evening, make you laugh or spark an existential crisis, but they’re all enjoyable alone, with dates or with friends.