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What was your initial reaction when Nick Kroll came to find you and said ‘Oh we’re doing a Netflix animated series and we’re going to talk about all the gross teenage stuff adults wish to forget’? Mark Rivers: Thank you! It’s pretty weird, huh? The song has its edgy qualities I guess. Score It Magazine: First of all congrats on your Emmy nomination for ‘Totally Gay’! (Editor’s note: the interview was conducted at the end of August.) He also gave us a few information on season 2 that will drop on October 5, 2018. Score It Magazine had the opportunity to have a great, funny and casual chat with the very likeable musician/comedy writer/Michael Stipe impersonator (yes, I had a bit of a live impersonation but that’s the interviewer’s privilege) about the creation of ‘Totally Gay,’ the work on the series and how he found an amazing Freddie impersonator. Show with Bob and David, Kroll Show, Moral Orel, to name just a few. His work can also be heard on other comedy classics such as Mr. He’s the mastermind behind Andy Dwyer and Mouse Rat’s ‘ The Pit‘ and ‘ Catch Your Dreams‘ from NBC’s Parks and Recreation.
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Mark Rivers is a music and comedy veteran who is behind some of your favourite hits from your favourite TV shows. And could there be a better role model for a teenage boy who’s “going through changes” than the ghost of Freddie Mercury to show him the way? Absurd, outrageously funny and penned to perfection, ‘Totally Gay’ reflects Andrew Glouberman’s doubts on his blooming sexuality. Even though ‘Totally Gay’ (episode 3, season 1) lost in its category (“Outstanding Original Music and Lyrics”) at the Creative Arts Emmys last week, the song most definitely stays a Score It Magazine favourite: we are huge Queen fans and we cannot resist a fake Queen song that is so masterfully written, produced and sung. Netflix’s edgy and contagiously hilarious animated series Big Mouth, a tribute to our gross teenage years, earned composer Mark Rivers his first Emmy nomination.
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