What does "big mood" mean? While you may have seen the term used in memes, you may not know its meaning. Here's a guide on its origins and meaning, and how to use it when you feel like being a ...

Big Mood does miss the mark when it comes to accessing psychiatric care, though. It's not as easy as just ringing up for a same-day appointment. That's a whole other can of worms.

Tubi‘s imported comedy Big Mood debuted in April 2024 and has left viewers wondering what’s next for friends Maggie (Nicola Coughlan) and Eddie (Lydia West) ever since it launched.

When the enchanting new British comedy Big Mood premieres on Tubi tomorrow, American audiences will swiftly fall in love with millennial besties Maggie (Nicola Coughlan) and Eddie (Lydia West ...

Big Mood is made by Fremantle-backed The Responder and Domino Day producer Dancing Ledge. Season 1 is available in the U.S. and Canada on Tubi. No word yet on Tubi’s involvement with Season 2.

Big Mood, like Happy Endings (and 30 Rock and Girls5Eva …), is a sitcom that’s so densely packed full of jokes that you have to watch it twice to catch them all.

“Big Mood” is a Twitter phrase that took off in January. Its meaning is literal: People are using it to express a big, or intense, feeling. A GIF of a smirking cheerleader with the caption ...

“Big Mood” is a really strong emotion or craving. It’s been used on Twitter for years, but it really blew up around December 2017, and it’s going strong in early 2018.

“I never thought I’d get to write TV,” admits “Big Mood” creator Camilla Whitehill. In our recent webchat she adds, “It seemed like an unattainable thing. For someone that used to ...

Big Mood is madcap, magnificent and millennial through and through – from its stars to the writer (Camilla Whitehill) and director (Rebecca Asher).

Big Mood follows Maggie, played by Coughlan, a 30-year-old writer with bipolar disorder. Her best friend is Eddie, played by It’s a Sin star Lydia West.

Big Mood is made by Fremantle-backed The Responder and Domino Day producer Dancing Ledge. Season 1 is available in the U.S. and Canada on Tubi. No word yet on Tubi’s involvement with Season 2.