Nick Kroll and Aidy Bryant’s Advice on the Awkward Parts of Life

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Nick Kroll co-created, writes for, and performs more than thirty voices on the Emmy-nominated animated Netflix series “Big Mouth,” which explores puberty, sex, and growing up. His new animated Netflix series, “Human Resources,” a spinoff of “Big Mouth,” stars Aidy Bryant, Maya Rudolph, Randall Park, Hugh Jackman, and Keke Palmer, among others. The comedy, which is set in the workplace and tackles the journey from youth to old age, will be released on March 18th. Kroll is also slated to write and executive-produce the film sequel “History of the World, Part II.”

Aidy Bryant is an actress, comedian, producer, and cast member on “Saturday Night Live.” She joined “S.N.L.” in 2012 and has since appeared on a number of other television shows, including “Broad City,”“Girls,” and “Shrill,” which she also co-wrote and executive-produced. She has received four Emmy nominations, including two, in 2021, for her performances on “Shrill” and “S.N.L.” She voices the character Emmy the Lovebug on the upcoming Netflix series “Human Resources.”

Naomi Fry became a staff writer at The New Yorker in 2018. Her writing on popular culture, books, and art has appeared in the Times Book Review, the Times Magazine, Artforum, and n+1, among other publications. She attended Tel Aviv University, holds a master’s degree in English from Johns Hopkins University, and has taught at New York University and the Rhode Island School of Design. Her recent pieces on the latest in television include “The Addictive Chills and Thrills of ‘Euphoria,’ ” “The Best Feel-Good and Feel-Bad TV of 2021,” and “Piss and Power in ‘Succession.’ ”

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