Seth MacFarlane’s Family Guy was once the most popular adult cartoon in the business. However, that time has gone. Over the years, the show lost its mojo, and now the degradation in its quality is evident. Big Mouth was one of the shows that gave viewers a breath of fresh air when it aired first in 2017. And now that Netflix has released a new spin-off of the show, Human Resources, fans are noting except excited.

Human Resources mainly follows the monsters on the show, which are “quirky,” to say the least. Let us explore this fun and hormone-filled show!

What is this world full of hormone-driven monsters about?

The Big Mouth spin-off takes us behind the scenes of a creature world outside our own, complete with hormone monsters, depression kittens, and shame wizards, among other things. The guardian sex angels, Connie (Maya Rudolph) and Maury (Nick Krol), Lionel the shame wizard (David Thewlis), and lovebug Walter (Brandon Kyle Goodman) are all back.

They’re joined by Emmy (Aidy Bryant), a new staffer who’s been assigned to new mom Becca (Ali Wong) and is determined to make her glow. As far as the show’s main storyline is concerned, it is Emmy’s, as she fights to understand her new obligations.

Human Resources creator

Human Resources is everything you’ve come to expect from the Big Mouth world in terms of voice talent. Bryant hosts the show, which also features the voices of Rudolph, Kroll, and Goodman. Randall Park (a logic rocker) and Keke Palmer (another lovebug called Rochelle) and a few prominent guest performers join them.

Kelly Galuska, who previously worked on Big Mouth, Archer, and BoJack Horseman, is in charge of the entire operation. She co-executive produced the show with Kroll, Andrew Goldberg, Mark Levin, and Jennifer Flackett, all of whom worked on Big Mouth.

The show started streaming on Netflix and is receiving great reviews (as expected).

Do give the show a watch and let us know if you like it?