No-oh-oh-oh-OH. There is no escape. If it ever happens with "the" it'll be time for professional help. But before we get to the ranking, let's tick off the. Generally. To Josh, With Love. On April 2, 2018. It doesn't simply check the boxes, though it does do that — it feels lovingly made. The desperation you can hear in Rebecca's voice. Time changes things. Execrable. I'm not made of stone here, people. February 4, 2017. If it gave us only Tovah Feldshush singing the lyric: I know, I know/The Holocaust/But the Holocaust/Is a really big deal! For the fourth season, see "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend: Season Four Ratings". A handful of songs have taken on added resonance, now that the show is over and can be regarded as a whole. TV Shows • Entertainment. It gave us all of that — Tovah! Yikes, Zika reference. Torture!" Josh's Ex-Girlfriend Is Crazy. ", This page was last edited on 15 October 2020, at 18:50. The performance just could not be more on point, and the way it builds to that mid-point turn, where the theme from Jaws kicks in so seamlessly: yowza. The “Crazy Ex” Cat Clan In fact, many of the cast and crew on “Crazy Ex-Girlfriend” are proud cat owners and are doing just fine. The slow build to "wear your skin like a dress" and "baby teeth". Also the neon! ... this episode had the best music of the season. BuzzFeed has confirmed that Crazy Ex-Girlfriend creator and star Rachel Bloom has written one of the songs that will be performed by Grant Gustin and Melissa Benoist in the upcoming crossover. This is just a whole lot of fun, is all. But 10 episodes in, it's clear that Crazy Ex-Girlfriend is, without a doubt, one of the most honest and unique shows on television. The songs that earn the highest berths in this ranking do so because they move. October 29, 2018. Perfect. Also, its a sharp and knowing and ruthlessly funny distillation of some dark, dark stuff. Or at least one of them?). And the suits, my God, the suits! Burl Moseley, everyone! Who have their own lists to make. Plus, lines like "A play about pieces of feces/Is what we are together" and intentionally forced rhyme (I should split, though and ... well. The spin Ruiz's Valencia puts on the last word in the line, "All men only want to have say-ux!," for example. Happens with "where's" sometimes, lately. That baby-voice thing Bloom does at the beginning. You know where this song is going — you can predict the next note — but you don't mind, because that means it's vibrating on precisely the frequency that classic Broadway does. It's interesting to note that this particular princess song is defiantly old-school, back when Disney princesses came with a bit more operetta than they do today. Last season's "Man Nap" covered a lot of this same, toxic-masculinity-poorly-conceals-a-wounded-infantilism ground, but Nathaniel's would-be club banger is a funnier, more accomplished endeavor all around, because of the details: He loves bottle-feeding panda cubs and identifying with monkeys ("Their eyes look like MY eyes!")! Now, not every song can contain an epiphany, but the ones that legitimately transcend the genre they're spoofing in some way are the ones that end up here. Great to see performed live, too. Allison Shoemaker. But I mean ... have you listened to this charming thing? It may seem surprising to see this light n'frothy bit of business hold such a high perch on this ranking. Crazy Ex-Girlfriend is an American musical comedy-drama television series, created by Rachel Bloom and Aline Brosh McKenna, that premiered on The CW on October 12, 2015. How do I explain this? Oi! hide caption. But the ones I've seen suffer greatly from recency bias, as they were not prepared with the rigor, the cool objectivity, the razor-like dispassion of this list, which rests on the same two criteria it always has: 1. These are the numbers that have a special, enduring, and not easily classifiable appeal. She's got to sell the transition between Heather's baseline bored reluctance and the demands of a splashy "I Want" song. But for me there's just no z-axis, you know? Lyrics!— plus the following exchange, for which I would gladly give over the Peabody this article will surely earn me: There's nothing for it but to surrender before the klezmeriffic perfection that is this, indisputably the best number of Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, Season Two. As played by series co-creator Rachel Bloom, heroine Rebecca Bunch was a … No, this song is all about its combined lyrical effect. A perfect encapsulation of the show, and its protagonist's willfully skewed sense of the world – or at least, of one particular exurb. Either I just plain old love them, or I understand intellectually why others do, but I couldn't find a way to fit them into the actual ranking, because science is cold and hard and uncompromising, and appeals to the heart leave it unmoved. She lets us hear Heather's deadpan disgust throughout, allowing the musical arrangement do all the jazz-handy work. It should be higher! The supreme confidence of a line like "It really made me drop my jaw"! Not for nothing? Of! But once we get the setup, the execution is deft, but on rails. Every pained grunt, every murmured aside ("Like, so on the nose") is fresh and funny and manages to surprise, no matter how many times you hear it. The songs often pay homage to or parodying other well-known songs, from Broadway hits like Les Miserables to Shakira’s Whenever, Wherever. For the third season, see "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend: Season Three Ratings". Even before the hand claps — and everyone knows any song with hand claps is a good song, that's just a medical fact — this number represents the show at its finest. For my money, the best song of Season 4, and, clearly, one of the best of the series, period. ", "When Will Josh and His Friend Leave Me Alone? Expresses the show's specific point of view even as its crawling inside your ear to set up housekeeping. With guest appearances from (Jewish) Broadway stars Patti LuPone (who […] I've seen Champlin do this song live, and despite its wistful, lilting prettiness, she makes it a barn-burner. An advice song filled with specific, earnestly proffered but howlingly terrible advice. Plus a key change. Since the debut of the hit CW show Crazy Ex-Girlfriend in 2015, the emerging cult classic has built up quite the reputation- even bringing home three Emmy Awards and a Golden Globe.The series follows Rebecca Bunch, played by co-creator Rachel Bloom, and explores themes surrounding trauma, mental illness, and coping, from a lens that's both psychologically sound and full of lighthearted fun. Every so often this show reminds just you how deeply, how consummately, its creators know and love musicals. Nathaniel Gets the Message! 129. (Also? "The Math of Love Triangles" (Season 2)". On of our firsts indication that there was some real darkness — thick, tarry darkness — bubbling under the surface of this show. Paula sings it to express her lust for Calvin. With Rachel Bloom, Vincent Rodriguez III, Donna Lynne Champlin, Pete Gardner. Plus, this song is just SUCH A GOOD IDEA. This song should be taught in schools. Look: it's great. The keyboard! Email This BlogThis! But is it possible I was besotted by the Feldshuh/LuPone combo platter this number served up? This song came so early in the show's run that it set a ridiculously high bar for songwriting excellence. Give it this much: it sounds like the Huey Lewis song that would be playing in the scene set in an 80s bar when the producers couldn't get the rights to "Power of Love." For the second season, see "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend: Season Two Ratings". Crazy Ex-Girlfriend is an American musical comedy-drama television series, … "We'll Never Have Problems Again" (Season 2). Each episode features two entirely new songs, and across the season there was a whole host of different genres, styles and homages on display. You thought this would be number one. I know, I know. (Get the explicit version. That's the challenge, and she nails it. But that's the difference between you, cookie, and me, a professional big-time critic-type-person. Trust me. original songs, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend came to an end Friday night, with a supremely satisfying finale that felt both surprising and inevitable, which is precisely the needle that finales need to thread. You could just tell someone who seems to be struggling that while they may feel utterly alone, others are going through precisely the same thing — or you could just play this song for them. I suspect that, with time, it'll come to be seen as one of the show's signature numbers. Do not even consider listening to the broadcast version. All 109 songs featured in Crazy Ex-Girlfriend Season 1 Soundtrack, listed by episode with scene descriptions. Also? Yep, this was my #1 song of Season 3. Share to Twitter Share to Facebook Share to Pinterest. Granted, this I-Love-the-80s/Pointer Sisters pastiche is the song I've gone back to the most this season, for several reasons. The Ellison musical revue means this episode of Crazy Ex-Girlfriend has more songs than usual, and they’re not just in Rebecca’s head this time. ", "Why Is Josh's Ex-Girlfriend Eating Carbs? There are other best-of lists out there, of course. still gets me, every time. 21. Not for nothing? Hence this concentrated list, distilling the show's all-time best 27 numbers. I have nothing to add, except maybe: Champlin. "West Covina" from the pilot of the CW musical comedy "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend. I've heard this number countless times, and "Thanks for teaching me man-math!" 82. You loooooove this song. Not quite yet, though. "Anti-Depressants Are So Not A Big Deal" (Season 4). The brightness of the arrangement! You know, I only ranked this #10 of Season 3, at the time. (And how about that concert special? The self-importance. 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It's not the idea of the thing that got it here — let's face it, as forms go, Skeptical Person Involuntarily Gives In To Big Musical Number enjoyed its cultural apotheosis with Buffy's Once More With Feeling. A Rigorously Objective Ranking Of The 28 Songs Of 'Crazy Ex-Girlfriend' Season Two, The 25 Songs Of 'Crazy Ex-Girlfriend' Season 3, Rigorously And Definitively Ranked. To be specific, the plaintive, self-important way he sings that "Mah busy life" bit, above, is what won me over. Yep, originally this came in at #2 of Season 3, behind "Remember That We Suffered," but over the course of the last year it's achieved an iconic status. And that, people, is why "The Moment is Me" has earned its spot here, as King of Crazy Ex-Girlfriend Season Three Mountain. That, too. This is the type of Crazy Ex-Girlfriend song that you want to learn all the lyrics to and sing along. Yet there are four other Season 3 songs that rank higher in this final ranking. Glad to see that four-years-ago-me was a Hyatt stan from the jump. “Duh!” (season 2, episode 8) Over four seasons and more than 100 songs, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend has parodied nearly every possible topic and musical genre. And also the poop jokes. That's right, I ranked it the #1 song of Season 2, at the time. A perfect, bittersweet number with which to send Santino Fontana's Greg, and his golden pipes, off into the sunset: starts off in crooner mode, but builds into an old-school Broadway farewell. This song holds up — I was delighted to see it included in the concert special. Ladies and Gentlemen: the Spoice Guhls! Boy, this song has its hardcore fans. The Sound of Music, it is not. This song merits its slot here in the final ranking due to the fact that it represents the precise moment I, and many other people, first realized this show knew exactly what it was doing — that I, that we, were in good, knowing hands. Oh Nathaniel, It's On! But this song is legit smart about the distinction between lives tidily shaped by narrative conventions, and our actual, much messier, lived lives. But here, the execution is what sells it. Bow down before it. "No One Else Is Singing My Song" (Season 4). The filthy ones are light-years better. Even without the songs, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend would still be one of the best comedies on TV: a sharply insightful, wickedly subversive, riotously funny rom-com that is fully aware it’s a rom-com. The hair! Over the course of four seasons of Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, Rebecca Bunch (Rachel Bloom) has kick-ball-changed. And the production, with those wah-wah keyboards! To business: I have, for the show's first three seasons, assiduously and scientifically ranked the show's songs. You get it.). After all, the whole musical genre, at least as it lives in the current public consciousness, wouldn't exist without animated Disney movies. You've heard songs like this before, and you will again, but this represents a perfect distillation of all of them. One of the longest numbers of the season, with the most moving parts. Up until episode 38, when Rebecca decided to focus on herself, all episode titles followed the pattern of referring to Rebecca's ex-boyfriend, Josh (Vincent Rodriguez III). ", "I'm Going to the Beach with Josh and His Friends! It's a tough tone to get right, but this very very does. Explicit only. 22. Goes right to the heart of the show's exploration of mental illness, cheerfully and tunefully. Yeah, I just love it. Directed by Kimmy Gatewood. The season premiered on October 12, 2018 and ended on April 5, 2019.[4][5]. Over the course of four seasons of Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, Rebecca Bunch (Rachel Bloom) has kick-ball-changed. You can hear the "I am about to impart some Whitney-esque wisdom" in the fullness of that voice. That's exactly the point — these women aren't arriving at breathtaking new insights, they're getting drunk and voicing strongly held beliefs — "a bunch of blanket statements"-- in an environment of mutual support. "We're other dream ghosts helping people on this plane" .... OF EXISTENCE GET IT RIGHT I JUST BROKE YOUR BRAIN DIDN'T I). Retrieved October 31, 2018. [1] The series stars Bloom as Rebecca Bunch, a depressed young woman who decides to follow her ex-boyfriend from New York City to West Covina, California in hopes of finding real happiness. After four seasons on the CW, the offbeat, honest and often heart-breaking funny Crazy Ex-Girlfriend signed off with one final song. (Leave aside, if you can, the visuals, which are so chillingly spot-on. Champlin: good lord. With the surprise reveal of Michael Hyatt — the show's MVP recurring cast member — at the end? This. TV Series Finale. Also, "Don't steal!" And Champlin, of course, absolutely nails the requisite trills like the pro she is. "Life Doesn't Make Narrative Sense (The End of the Movie)" (Season 3). This terrific little number — which is such a, um, devout homage to La La Land's "Another Day of Sun" you can almost hear the CW lawyers drafting defensive memos on what constitutes Fair Use — takes on added weight now that the show's over, as it represents a major step in Rebecca's arc. [2][3] The final season contained 17 episodes, as well as a concert special filmed at the Orpheum Theatre. Plenty of shows do musical episodes that feel dutiful, practiced, but not the product of a deep, lifelong passion for the form. Y'all about to get klezmerized. at the TV. The performance is wonderful. I've heard from most of 'em. Thank me later.) No, yeah, you seriously have to get the explicit version. Josh is Irrelevant. Bird poop and dump cramps and peeing just a little. Whom. Always bugged me that Amber Riley and Ricki Lake got such hype about their appearance as background singers. "The Sexy Gettin' Ready Song" (Season 1). The shoulderpads and skirts and hose and shoes! ", "Will Scarsdale Like Josh's Shayna Punim? Plus, Michael Hyatt as Dr. Akopian, come on. But not here. They establish an idea, and then go someplace surprising with it; that's always been the genius of the show's writers. Do they need to switch craft services providers?). An important message, delivered through the magic of tap. Makes fun of the place by sincerely celebrating it. Crucially, wonderfully, she doesn't sell out the character once that transition kicks in. It's inevitable that this show would eventually return to a Disney-song parody, given the excellence of last season's "The Villain in My Own Story." The earrings! The Pilot was the original "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend" episode filmed in 2014 for the Showtime network. Awful. TV Series Finale. Also: They're prob'ly straighforward nihhhh-ples. (NOTE: I'm not ranking the show's Theme Song, but if I did, it'd probably share this slot.). ", "My Mom, Greg's Mom and Josh's Sweet Dance Moves! Like the Littlefeather chorus, I was dubious about the addition of Scott Michael Foster this season, but with this perfectly ridiculous but sharply observed Ed Sheeran number, he both defined his character and won me over. The fact that it goes on to be very much about narrative cliches, and their structural function – sign me the hell up. Says something. Bringing New Jack Swing to West Covina! Trust me. "Most people don't know about the window" is when I laughed, aloud, alone in the apartment. Some that earned #1 rankings in past seasons have slid down a bit, others have hurled themselves higher up. And Bloom's "It's a practical proposal!" Each episode features a few songs written by Rachel Bloom, Adam Schlesinger, and Jack Dolgen. This song is emblematic of the needle this show's been threading all season long — respecting how fraught and complicated a prospect it is to turn the travails of mental illness into blistering one-liners and catchy ditties ... and then doing it anyway. It’s been said before that “Crazy Ex-Girlfiend” is one of the best, Jewiest shows on TV right now–and the CW musical sitcom just upped the ante with an epic bar mitzvah episode titled “Will Scarsdale Like Josh’s Shayna Punim?” (which, come on, is already pretty great). Reprises and medleys do not qualify — because they, as any decent musical theater epidemiologist will tell you, make the data noisy. You know, like that one from Fame. The 4 Types of Crazy as told by the Season 3 Crazy Ex Girlfriend Theme Song; Predictions for S3 Episode 5 of Crazy Ex Girlfriend One Hour Before Premiere; By memyselfandthemoon at November 11, 2018. comes in at JUST the right time, with JUST the right English on it. ), I know I sound like a broken record, but the explicit lyrics land so much harder than the broadcast version. Crazy Ex-Girlfriend song recap: Season 2, Episode 7 Jealous exes Rebecca and Valencia find out that Josh is dating Anna (Brittany Snow) and stalk her The Earworm of Earworms. If this song gave us only Tovah Feldshuh, it would be enough; dayenu! "Nothing Is Ever Anyone's Fault" (Season 3). Nathaniel Needs My Help! You did, I can tell. Not made of stone, here, people. I still say this song is one of the show's wisest, lyrically. “Crazy Ex-Girlfriend,” CW’s whip-smart, unabashedly wacky musical comedy, will air its final episode Friday night. TV Series Finale. Everything about it. Also, the "balls" rap break. 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