Crazy Ex-Girlfriend fans, rejoice (then mope): The show has been given the green light for its fourth—but also final—season. The news was confirmed by Rachel Bloom, who both created the series and plays its main character, Rebecca Bunch.
In this piping hot exclusive (hell-oooo) from tonight’s episode of Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, Rebecca Bunch (Rachel Bloom) begrudgingly accepts her fate as a single woman and succumbs to society’s most pernicious stereotypes.
This week on Crazy Ex Girlfriend, Rebecca Bunch (Rachel Bloom) continues her path to healing since being left by Josh Chan (Vincent Rodriguez III) at the altar by developing a healthy positive, platonic male friendship...with her friend’s elderly dad.
Technically, “Let’s Generalize About Men,” the latest bopping releases from Rachel Bloom and Crazy Ex Girlfriend, was released last Friday, but something about the last few weeks in particular (what could it be?) has us saying, “FUCK TIMELINESS. POST IT ANYWAY.”
Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, the show about mental illness and musicals and Westchester and Josh Chan, is not a show for everyone. But if it is a show for you, please feast your eyes on this piping-hot musical number that posits a very good question: Where’s Rebecca Bunch?
Rachel Bloom’s Crazy Ex-Girlfriend has managed to cover a wide variety of topics that most basic cable TV shows struggle to deal with or entirely ignore, but there’s one that the CW simply wasn’t willing to air: having sex while menstruating.
When two best friends are sorry for hurting each other but still feel hurt, who apologizes first? On tonight’s Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, Rebecca (Rachel Bloom) and Paula (Donna Lynne Champlin) grapple with this very issue through the therapeutic art of song.
The CW’s musical comedy Crazy Ex-Girlfriend has always excelled at exploring topics through a humorous and laid-back feminist lens and Friday’s episode, which featured a character calmly carrying out an abortion, was no different.
A fact about me is that I freaking love a gag reel (a good gag reel consisting of actual bloopers, not actors crossing their eyes to make themselves seem fun), and Crazy Ex-Girlfriend’s season one reel falls solidly into the good-if-slightly produced camp. We get to see star Rachel Bloom have some laughs and our…
By the first season finale of Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, I was aggravated with just about everyone but Paula and deeply dissatisfied with the way things shook out. Specifically, I was disconcerted by the last-minute Rebecca/Josh hookup — primarily because I think Josh is a spineless emotional leech who uses women to…
For its entire first season, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend has been tackling the topics near and dear to a woman’s heart (sometimes literally) through song and Monday night’s episode—with its ode to UTIs as a result of sex—was no different.
The CW’s excellent Monday night, 2-hour comedy block is looking good for the near future: Both Jane the Virgin and Crazy Ex Girlfriend have been renewed for upcoming seasons!
When you go to teach the child, the child often ends up teaching you. At least that’s what happened on this week’s Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, when Rebecca headed to summer camp (alongside crush Josh Chan) to teach young campers about female empowerment.
Last night on Crazy Ex Girlfriend, Valencia—the romantic rival of the show’s protagonist Rebecca Bunch—got to show off her softer side with the pop-country anthem “Women Gotta Stick Together.” But try as she might, the poor sexy yoga instructor (played by Gabrielle Ruiz) had a hard time putting her girl power message…
I am so happy I could puke!
Despite a title and a marketing campaign that threw some off at first, the CW’s new show Crazy Ex-Girlfriend is much more than it appears. It’s the story of high-strung attorney named Rebecca who, on a whim, quits her job in New York to move to a small town in California after a run-in with her camp boyfriend. With…
It’s mad early in the year to be thinking about fall TV, I know. But the whole point of May Upfronts—where networks preview their upcoming programs—is for advertisers and critics (and all you lowly viewers) to get a taste of the best and trashiest shows guaranteed to be on television for decades.
