Crazy Ex-Girlfriend

Rebecca Bunch, a successful but unhappy lawyer, impulsively quits her job and moves across the country to West Covina, California, to win over her ex-boyfriend Josh Chan, whom she briefly dated in their youth. The series follows her often misguided attempts to build a new life and find love, grappling with her mental health issues along the way.

Crazy Ex-Girlfriend was widely acclaimed by critics for its unique blend of sharp comedy, heartfelt drama, and original musical numbers, as well as its groundbreaking exploration of mental health issues. The show garnered praise for its innovative storytelling, diverse cast, and willingness to tackle complex themes with humor and sensitivity, earning a devoted following.

• Praised for its witty and original musical numbers.
• Lauded for its honest and nuanced portrayal of mental health struggles.
• Celebrated for its diverse cast and intersectional feminist themes.

Google audience: Audience reviews highlight the show's exceptional writing, catchy music, and compelling character development. Many viewers appreciate its tackling of mental health with a blend of humor and sincerity, finding it both entertaining and relatable.

Won a Golden Globe Award (Rachel Bloom for Best Actress – Television Series Musical or Comedy), a Primetime Emmy Award (for music composition), and received multiple nominations for TCA Awards and Critics' Choice Television Awards.

The show's theme song, "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend," was co-written by Rachel Bloom and Jack Dolgen, and underwent over 30 revisions before the final version was settled upon.