What time does Big Mouth season 4 come out?

BIG Mouth fans have been eagerly awaiting series four of the Netflix cartoon.

The animated show has been a global hit with teenagers and young adults – and it’s back with more coming-of-age adventures.

What time does Big Mouth season 4 come out?

All episodes of Big Mouth Season 4 landed on Netflix Friday, December 4.

The new series was released at 8am for UK viewers and at midnight PST for US viewers.

There are 10 brand new episodes in total!

How can I watch Big Mouth season 4?

Big Mouth season four has premiered on Netflix.

You can sign up for the streaming platform here if you want to watch the new season.

What is Big Mouth about?

Big Mouth is an animated show on Netflix created by Nick Kroll, Andrew Goldberg, Mark Levin, and Jennifer Flackett.

It follows characters Jessi, Andrew, and Nick as they navigate their way through their awkward pubescent years.

The three best friends and their schoolmates are challenged with issues like dating, sexuality, and porn addiction.

Deadline has reported that season four of the show “focuses on anxiety, but not the political kind”.

It continues: “Instead, it’s the anxiety of growing up, of figuring out who you are, discovering yourself, accepting yourself.

“The season starts at summer camp before our gang heads to 8th grade.”

The new season will guest star big names, including Seth Rogen, Zach Galifianakis, Josie Totah, Lena Waithe, Quinta Brunson, John Oliver, Sterling K. Brown, Paul Giamatti, Maya Erskine, and Anna Konkle.

Ayo Edebiri has been permanently added to the cast as Missy.

Her character will make its debut in the penultimate episode of this series, and she will voice Missy in the final episode and in future seasons.

The recasting follows a shake-up in the wake of the Black Lives Matter movement.

The series producers said in a joint statement: “After thoughtful discussion with us and our Black collaborators, Jenny Slate has decided, and we wholeheartedly agree, that Missy on Big Mouth should be voiced by a Black actor,

“We sincerely apologise for and regret our original decision to cast a white actor to voice a biracial character.

“We made a mistake, took our privilege for granted, and we’re working hard to do better moving forward.”