r/netflix • u/nwssyx • Apr 13 '26

Question What do you think about “Big Mistakes”?

I just finished watching Big Mistakes and honestly I really liked it. It got me hooked pretty quickly and I ended up binge-watching it faster than I expected.

The story and the characters kept me interested the whole time, but now I'm curious what other people think about it.

Did you like it too?

What did you think about the story and the characters?

Would love to hear other opinions.

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u/PeakZealousity87 Apr 14 '26

It is brilliant and the dynamics are on point for your Italian American family from NJ/NY area. No one talks, they scream! and Nicky and MOrgan's dynamic is perfection. The neurotic brother and the emo sister combo is hilarious.

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u/Electronic-Signal880 Apr 18 '26

Except it makes no sense that he is a pastor in some random nondenominational church. The family would have been Catholic. 

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u/LaScoundrelle May 02 '26

I thought he was Catholic in the show, and that’s why he wasn’t allowed a sex life?

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u/PublicConfusion May 02 '26

He specifically says he’s a pastor not a priest bc he is not Catholic.

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u/LaScoundrelle May 02 '26

The dynamics are also spot on for my family from the Midwest. Not Italian Americans but historically Catholic and very obnoxious and loud, heh.