Review and Recap of Big Mouth Episode 16: Revenge, Served Piping Hot

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Big mouth
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The total running time for Big Mouth episode 16 is 71 minutes.

The following is how Disney+ defined the series:

TO FIGHT A HUGE CONFLICT AND EVEN MORE, A LAWYER CAUGHT IN A MURDER CASE TRANSFORMS HIMSELF INTO A NOTORIOUS AND GENIUS CON ARTIST.

Warning: The following recap of Big Mouth episode 16 contains spoilers.

The sixteenth episode of Big Mouth begins with Do-ha and Chang-ho facing off in a mayoral election. While Mi-ho and Jerry are in the process of introducing each other, they go to the fish factory and sneak into the property without a second thought. A fight breaks out, and of course, they capture the man who runs the fish farm. Meanwhile, Chang-ho realizes that the discussion itself has been rigged.

Mi-ho doesn’t threaten the man who manages the water from the farm; instead, he ordered him to reveal the information. Meanwhile, Do-ha brings up the cryptocurrency case, and he questions Chang-ho about whether or not he will withdraw from the election contest if the claim is found to be accurate. A glint appeared in his eyes, and we all knew what that meant.

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Behind the scenes of the argument, however, Chae-bong is freaking out over the possibility of the fish farm being involved in this mess, and he rushes out to find a way to prevent the infiltrators from causing any further damage. During the discussion, Chang-ho doesn’t stop himself from bringing up the most awkward topics, like NF9 and his grandfather, to make Do-ha uncomfortable in her seat.

Do-ha appears flustered and uncomfortable, and seems to need a moment to collect herself before continuing. Meanwhile, Mi-ho and the crew get a recording of the man-in-charge’s confession, where he tells them almost everything about the fish, the water, the radiation, as well as the money being given to them of NK Chemicals. In addition, they collect anything and everything from the farm that can be used as evidence and bring it with them.

Mi-ho decides to take all the evidence to the television station after she gathers everything. However, they have trouble getting to them, and Chun-sik recommends to Jerry and Mi-ho that they run away while he and the others try to stop the others. Chae-bong follows them, and Du-geun decides to inform the police. Meanwhile, Soon-tae gathers all the information and vows to handle everything by himself.

Chae-bong believes their chances of survival are slim once the car driven by Mi-ho stops on the road. The unfortunate criminals are given a police escort and removed from the scene in a timely manner, much to the chagrin of the perpetrators of the crime. Mi-father ho calls him after all, and in the middle of an emotional moment, he reveals to his father, who is unaware of the situation, that he is overjoyed.

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Big mouth

Big mouth
Big mouth

Cast

Mainly

  • Lee Jong-suk as Park Chang-ho: a third-rate lawyer with a ten percent success rate, nicknamed “Big Mouth” by his legal acquaintances because of his tendency to speak before acting. Suddenly his life is in danger when he is mistaken for a genius conman known as “Big Mouse”.
  • Im Yoon-ah as Ko Mi-ho: Chang-ho’s supportive wife who is a nurse and has a bold personality, as well as exceptional beauty.
  • Kim Joo-hun as Choi Do-ha: the ambitious mayor of Gucheon, whose goal in life is to become the most honorable president.

Support

NR Forum

  • Yang Kyung-won as Gong Ji-hoon: the president of the media conglomerate Gukdong Daily and the chairman of the NR Forum.
  • Kim Jung-hyun as Jung Chae-bong: the director of Chilbong Academy.
  • Lee Yoo-joon as Han Jae-ho: a surgeon.
  • Oh Ryung as Lee Du-geun: NR Forum’s legal advisor.
  • Yoon Seok-hyun as Cha Seung-tae: managing director of OC Group.
  • Park Hoon as Seo Jae-yong: head of the Department of Internal Medicine, Hematology and Oncology at Gucheon University Hospital.
  • Hong Ji-hee as Jang Hye-jin: Jae-ho’s wife who is a culinary researcher.
  • Kim Kyu-seon as Ashley Kim: Ji-hoon’s wife, who is a Korean-American and the director of Woojung Gallery.
  • Jang Hyuk-jin as Choi Jung-rak: a prosecutor at the Gucheon Public Prosecutors’ Office.

Gucheon Hospital

  • Ok Ja-yeon as Hyun Ju-hee: Do-ha’s wife who is the director of Gucheon Hospital.
  • Kim Seon-hwa as Park Mi-young: the head nurse at Gucheon Hospital.
  • Park Se-hyeon as Jang Hee-joo: a nurse at Gucheon Hospital.

Gucheon Prison

  • Jeong Jae-sung as Park Yoon-gap: the prison warden of Gucheon Prison.
  • Kim Dong-won as Gan Su-cheol: a prison officer at Gucheon Prison.
  • Kwak Dong-yeon as Jerry / Oh Jin-chul (real name): a scammer with three previous convictions who respects the genius conman “Big Mouse”.
  • Yang Hyung-wook as Noh Park: an inmate at Gucheon Prison.

People around Chang-ho

  • Lee Ki-young as Ko Gi-kwang: Mi-ho’s father.
  • Oh Eui-shik as Kim Soon-tae: a lawyer who is Chang-ho’s best friend and assistant.

Extended

  • Yoo Tae-ju as Tak Kwang-yeon: a psychopath death row inmate at Gucheon Prison.
  • Song Kyung-cheol as Yang Chun-sik: a gang leader.
  • Park Jeong-bok as Go Tae-sik: an inmate at Gucheon Prison.
  • Shin Seung-hwan as Peter Hong
  • Jeon Gook-hwan as Kang Seong-geun (Chairman Kang)

Special appearances

  • Yoo Su-bin as Chang-ho and Mi-ho’s neighbor.
  • Kim Do-wan as Chang-ho and Mi-ho’s neighbor.

Production and Release

Filming is said to begin in the second half of 2021, and the budget for the project will be thirty billion yen.

At first, it was confirmed that Big Mouth would be available on tvN. However, it was announced in April 2022 that the series would instead begin airing in MBC TV’s newly established Friday and Saturday time slot in July of the same year.