Crazy Ex-Girlfriend

Rebecca Bunch (Rachel Bloom) is a successful, driven, and possibly crazy young woman who impulsively gives up everything – her partnership at a prestigious law firm and her upscale apartment in Manhattan – in a desperate attempt to find love and happiness in that exotic hotbed of romance and adventure: suburban West Covina, Calif. (it’s only two hours from the beach! Four in traffic).

When Rebecca (Rachel Bloom) learns that Josh (Vincent Rodriguez III) has a gorgeous yoga instructor girlfriend named Valencia (guest star Gabrielle Ruiz), she is determined to learn everything about her. Rebecca attempts (unsuccessfully) to learn yoga, tries (unsuccessfully) to get into the local nightclub Josh and Valencia go to, and finds herself becoming a little too obsessed with Valencia.

In an attempt to get closer to Josh (Vincent Rodriguez III), Rebecca (Rachel Bloom) throws a housewarming party despite her lack of social connections in West Covina and a childhood fear of hosting parties. When Paula (Donna Lynne Champlin) finally convinces her, the party turns out to be nothing like they anticipated.

When Rebecca (Rachel Bloom) learns that Josh (Vincent Rodriguez III) and Valencia (guest star Gabrielle Ruiz) seem as happy as ever, she goes into a spiral and vows to make healthier choices. As a result, when nice guy Greg (Santino Fontana) asks her out on a date, she wonders if that is the path towards a happier life.

After Rebecca and Greg’s disastrous date, Greg accuses her of being a terrible person in front of Josh. Rebecca takes drastic measures to prove she is a good person, which includes helping Darryl with his messy divorce. Meanwhile, Paula takes over the office as the boss for the day. Vella Lovell also stars. Alex Hardcastle directed the episode written by Michael Hitchcock.

Rebecca scores an invite to the Chan family Thanksgiving festivities, where Josh’s parents fall in love with her much to Valencia’s dismay. Meanwhile, Greg struggles with taking care of his dad and wanting to pursue his dreams. Donna Lynne Champlin, Pete Gardner and Vella Lovell also star. Joanna Kerns directed the episode written by Rene Gube.

Rebecca has a tough week after learning some news about Josh and someone surprising shows up to help her — Dr. Phil. Paula is pursued by an important new client Calvin and not just professionally. Santino Fontana, Pete Gardner and Vella Lovell also star. Larry Trilling directed the episode written by Sono Patel.

It is the holidays and Rebecca’s mom decides to come visit her in West Covina. Old habits die hard and Rebecca, eager to please her mom, embellishes some facts about her life, which all comes crashing down at a local holiday event. Meanwhile, Greg spends Christmas Eve with his mother and discovers he actually might be the problem relative.

In an attempt to impress join Josh’s friend group, Rebecca rents a party bus to take the group to the beach. On the trip, Rebecca learns more about her new friends than she expected and makes a surprising revelation herself. Santino Fontana, Pete Gardner, Vella Lovell and Donna Lynne Champlin also stars. Kenny Ortega directed the episode written by Dan Gregor and Doug Mand.

When Rebecca (Rachel Bloom) finds out Josh (Vincent Rodriguez III) is a volunteer at a camp for at-risk teens, she realizes it is the perfect opportunity to remind Josh about the amazing times they had together at camp. Meanwhile, Darryl (Pete Gardner) tries to re-capture his youth by throwing a party, where Greg (Santino Fontana) encounters someone from his past.

Rebecca (Rachel Bloom) mistakenly sends Josh (Vincent Rodriguez III) a text meant for Paula (Donna Lynne Champlin) and takes drastic measures to ensure he never sees it. Meanwhile, Paula and her husband (guest star Steve Monroe) attempt to rekindle their relationship, only to be thwarted by Rebecca.

After the texting debacle, Rebecca (Rachel Bloom) attempts to recover by pursuing a case she thinks will bring her closer to Josh (Vincent Rodriguez III). Darryl (Pete Gardner) tries to reconcile his feelings for White Josh (guest star David Hull), while Greg (Santino Fontana) is obsessed with trying to uncover Rebecca’s real motives for taking on the case.

Rebecca (Rachel Bloom) and Josh (Vincent Rodriguez III) head to Los Angeles to present their case, which also forces them to confront their long buried feelings. Greg (Santino Fontana) grapples with his feelings for Rebecca, while Darryl (Pete Gardner) and White Josh (guest star David Hull) continue to explore their newfound feelings for one another.

Rebecca (Rachel Bloom) learns that Josh (Vincent Rodriguez III) has conflicted feelings for her and Darryl (Pete Gardner) wants to let everyone know about his newfound bisexuality. Meanwhile, Greg (Santino Fontana) must figure out how to work alongside Heather (Vella Lovell) post break-up.

Rebecca (Rachel Bloom) gets stuck on a plane with her therapist (guest star Michael Hyatt), who takes her on a surprising journey. Meanwhile, in West Covina, Josh (Vincent Rodriguez III), Paula (Donna Lynne Champlin), Darryl (Pete Gardner) and even a reluctant Greg (Santino Fontana) come together to find Rebecca.

Rebecca is determined to get her life on track so when Josh’s sister asks her to be a bridesmaid, Rebecca decides to use her role to make things right with Valencia. Paula cannot accept Rebecca’s new mindset while Greg, when helping someone else with their love dilemma, makes a realization of his own.

Rebecca (Rachel Bloom) is hiding a big secret from Paula (Donna Lynne Champlin), which begins to affect their friendship. Josh (Vincent Rodriguez III) and Greg (Santino Fontana) switch roles when Josh makes a discovery that angers him, while Greg is happier than he has been in a long time.

Rebecca’s (Rachel Bloom) relationships are tested as she tries to navigate her friendship with Paula (Donna Lynne Champlin), her history with Josh (Vincent Rodriguez III) and her connection with Greg (Santino Fontana). While at Josh’s sister Jayma’s (guest star Tess Paras) wedding, Rebecca’s world is turned upside down.