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No One Else Is Singing My Song

**No One Else Is Singing My Song**
**Performer(s)**: — **First Appearance**: "I Want To Be Here"
**Written by**: Adam Schlesinger, Steven M. Gold

## Summary

"**No One Else Is Singing My Song**" is a performance by Rebecca Bunch, Nathaniel Plimpton III and Josh Chan. In this song all three lament how no one else can understand them. It debuted in the Season Four Episode "I Want To Be Here." It is track number two on the Crazy Ex-Girlfriend: Original Television Soundtrack (Season 4).

## Song and lyrics

**Rebecca**:
*Do you ever feel so alone*
*that if you were to pick up a phone*
*no one else would be on the other end?*

**Nathaniel**:
*Have you ever been far from home?*
*So scared you had to roam*
*and now you’re beaten and tired*
*with no one to call a friend.*
*He doesn’t count.*

**Josh**:
*You tried your best to make a change*
*but people just think you’re strange*
*and you feel like...*

**Rebecca/Nathaniel/Josh:**
*No one else is singing my song*
*No one knows the rhythm to sing along*
*If only someone could see*
*In three part harmony*

**Rebecca:**
*How alone...*

**Nathaniel:**
*How alone...*

**Josh:**
*How alone...*

**Rebecca/Nathaniel/Josh:**
*Only I am.*

**Nathaniel:**
*It's late and getting colder*

**Josh:**
*You're only getting older*

**Rebecca:**
*And you're next to someone who is fast asleep.*

**Josh/Nathaniel:**
*That's so specific.*

**Josh:**
*Does anyone understand?*

**Nathaniel:**
*Would anyone understand?*

**Rebecca:**
*Could anyone understand?*

**Rebecca/Nathaniel/Josh:**
*...Of course not 'cause*
*no one else is singing my song*
*No one knows the rythm enough to sing along*
*When the fire of your problem is a*
*complicated melisma*
*No one gets*

**Nathaniel:**
*How alone...*

**Rebecca:**
*How alone...*

**Josh:**
*How alone...*

**Rebecca/Nathaniel/Josh:**
*Only I am*

**Rebecca:**
BUT MAYBE WHILE I’M SINGING MY SONG...

**Josh:**
SOMEONE ELSE IS SINGING ALONG

Rebecca:
ABOUT A THIRD HIGHER AND THEY ECHO AT A DIFFERENT MOMENT.

Nathaniel:
MOMENT!

Rebecca:
HOW BEAUTIFUL WOULD IT BE...

Nathaniel:
IF IT WAS THE ENTIRE COMPANY.

Josh:
BUT THAT’S IMPOSSIBLE...

Darryl:
IMPOSSIBLE...

Paula:
IMPOSSIBLE...

Heather/Valencia:
IMPOSSIBLE…

Hector:
IMPOSSIBLE…

Grocery Clerk With Half An Eyelid:
Or is it?!

All:
OF COURSE NOT
NO ONE ELSE IS SINGING MY SONG...

Grocery Clerk With Half An Eyelid:
WE’RE OUT OF PAPER BAGS!

All:
I MEAN, DUH, NO ONE KNOWS THE EVER­ CHANGING RHYTHM
ENOUGH TO SING ALONG.
IF ONLY SOMEONE COULD SEE...
IN ELEVEN PART HARMONY OR MAYBE JUST UNISON.

Rebecca:
IT’S LOGISTICALLY IMPOSSIBLE

Josh:
I AM SUPER UNIQUE.

Rebecca/Nathaniel/Josh:
HOLD OUT MY LONELY HANDS.

Other 9 People:
AHHHHH....

Nathaniel:
Oh, hi guys!

Josh:
Hey!

Rebecca:
ONLY I AM!
Pizarro Hills High School

**Pizarro Hills High School** West Covina High School
**Location**: California — **Debut**: "I'm Not The Person I Used To Be"

**Pizarro Hills High School** is the alma mater of Josh Chan and his friends in The Crew. The official school mascot was the Pizarro Panther. The class of 2006 had their twelve year reunion in 2018. The school wasn't officially named until the Season Four episode "I'm Not The Person I Used To Be."

## Alumni of Pizarro Hills High

Josh ChanClass Prom King.Greg SerranoClass TreasurerJosh WilsonAbdicated Class Prom KingHectorClass PresidentValencia PerezJosh's High School sweetheartFather BrahClass stonerGeorgeClass wallflowerSusie ReynoldsClass methheadAshley PrattGreg’s crush in high school.

 Businesses | Mountaintop/Whitefeather & Associates ( Office Suite 1 🎈 Office Suite 2 🎈 Break room 🎈 Paula's desk 🎈 Boardroom )
 Other | Camp Canyon Grove 🎈 Heritage Bridge 🎈 Electric Mesa 🎈 Los Angeles International Airport
Settle For Me

**Settle For Me**
**Performer(s)**: Greg and Rebecca — **First Appearance**: ""I'm Going on a Date with Josh's Friend!""
 — **Genre**: Cole Porter

## The song with lyrics

When we’re together,
I feel so grand.
My heart goes tippity-tap-tap-tap
When I hold your hand.
But I know there’s another guy
You fancy more,
So even though
I’m not the one you adore,
Why not
Settle for me?

Darling, just settle for me.
I think you’ll have to agree
We make quite a pair!
I know I’m only second place in this game
But like 2% milk
Or Seitan Beef
I almost taste the same!
So won’t you settle for me?
Come on and settle for me!
Say yes or no
Before I choke on all this swallowed pride!
I have no problem being picked
Out from the bottom,
If he’s your broken condom,
I’m Plan B,
So lower those expectations
And settle for me.
Am I ok with this?
Totally!

(Oh sweet, a gown!)
Settle for me.
Babycakes just settle for me.
Schmoopy pie, I’m begging you please
Can’t you see the light?
Sugar jugs, I’m so bereft
Demeaning terms are all that I have left
Of my masculinity,
So settle for me!

(So twirly!)
Little girl, don’t make me feel like a little girl,
Exposed and raw,
Whose boobs can’t even fill a training bra.
Let’s pretend I didn’t say that!
Settle for me.
(It’s a practical proposal!)
Settle for me.
(It makes a certain sense!)
He’s a fantasy,
But hey,
Let’s think this through.
Yes, Josh is a dream,
But I’m right here
In flesh and blood and self-hate.
Settle for me!
In a sad way, darling, it’s fate.

—tapping—

(You’re like Rocky 5 to Rocky)
Solange to Beyonce,
Not asking to be your fiancé,
But if tonight -or tomorrow-
If you happen to be free,
Maybe,
Just maybe
Settle for me!
So what’ll it be?
Can you hurry up and decide,
A dip’s kind of supposed to be a quick thing?
(Uh…)

## Notes

### Other appearances

* This song was later reprised twice; once by Rebecca as "Settle For Him” and again by Heather Davis in the song "Don't Settle For Me".
* The melody of this song is heard again in the episode "That Text Was Not Meant for Josh!" when Greg comforts Rebecca.
* The melody is heard in the closing moment of the episode "Josh's Sister is Getting Married!" when Greg and Rebecca are at Home Base.
* A melody of this song returns as a leitmotif in the Season Two episode “All Signs Point to Josh...Or is it Josh's Friend?.”
* The melody of this song is also heard in Season Three episode “Nathaniel Is Irrelevant.” as Nathanial gazes at his girlfriend at the time Mona.
* Another reprise of the song was recorded but ultimately not used on the show called “Settle For Her.” It was performed by Scott Michael Foster as Nathaniel Plimpton III who was struggling with his feelings for Mona and Rebecca. It was officially released as track 37 on the Crazy Ex-Girlfriend: Original Television Soundtrack (Season 3).
Nathaniel Plimpton II

**Nathaniel Plimpton II** Partner of Plimpton, Plimpton and Plimpton

**Nathaniel Plimpton II** (also known as Nathaniel Senior) is an attorney and senior partner at the Los Angeles based law firm of Plimpton, Plimpton & Plimpton. He is the son of the original Nathaniel Plimpton Senior, is married to Gigi and together they are the parents of Nathaniel Plimpton III. His first appearance was in the Season Two episode "Is Josh Free in Two Weeks?" He is portrayed by actor David Grant Wright.

## History

### Season Two

In 2016, **Nathaniel Plimpton II** and his partners at Plimpton, Plimpton and Plimpton were looking to expand their business into the San Gabriel Valley. A high profile case against Greater City Water led by West Covina attorney Rebecca Bunch made them interested in her firm Whitefeather & Associates. He sent an offer to owner Darryl Whitefeather to buy half ownership of the smaller firm. The deal was quickly made and he had his son Nathaniel Plimpton III move to town to oversee the newest acquisition ("When Do I Get to Spend Time With Josh?").

Later that year, Nathaniel II went the West Covina branch for a surprise visit. After stepping out of the elevator he was proud to see a portrait of himself, his father and his son prominently on display. He was then greeted by the firm’s head of paralegal Paula Proctor and the co-owner Darryl Whitefeather. Senior ignored them and made he way to his son’s office where he was appalled to find Nathaniel asleep. He woke his son up and began to berate not only his weakness but his shabby appearance. Senior ignored Nathaniel’s excuses told him that he’d return after his son got cleaned up ("Is Josh Free in Two Weeks?").

### Season Three

At the Plimpton estate, Nathaniel Senior was enjoying an evening with his wife Gigi when they were rudely interrupted by Nathaniel III. His son demanded to know if a memory he had from childhood involving his mother attempting suicide was true. Nathaniel Sr. dodged the question as he was upset at his son’s impertinence. Gigi claimed to not remember and retired to her bedroom. Senior was furious and attributed Nathaniel’s new change in antittude to him becoming softer since moving to West Covina. With his evening ruined Nathaniel II told his son to leave his home ("Josh is Irrelevant.").

 **Special appearances** | Dr.Phil 🎈 Nipsey Hussle 🎈 Dream Ghost #1 🎈 Dream Ghost #2 🎈 J. Castleman 🎈 Tita Myrna 🎈 Anna 🎈 B.J. Novak 🎈 Trina 🎈 Rabbi Shari 🎈 Jeff Channington 🎈 Jarl 🎈 Wendy Legrand 🎈 Xiao Huang 🎈 Fett Regoso
Naomi Bunch/Songs

**Performed by**: Naomi, Rabbi Shari, Josh, Audra and the people at the Bar Mitzvah
**Writers**: Rachel Bloom, Adam Schlesinger
Rabbi Shari reminds everyone of the Jewish peoples history.

### Season Four

"**Forget It**"
**Performed by**: Naomi
**Writers**: Rachel Bloom, Jack Dolgen, and Adam Schlesinger
Naomi tells her daughter Rebecca Bunch to forget about her new career.

"**If You Ever Need A Favor In Fifty Years**"
**Performed by**: Naomi Bunch & Elayne Boosler
**Writers**: Rachel Bloom, Jack Dolgen, and Adam Schlesinger
Naomi Bunch and Elayne Boosler sing a song from a camp they attended when they were kids.
Nipsey Hussle

Birth Place

***Nipsey Hussle*** was an American rapper, who played himself in the first episode of Crazy Ex-Girlfriend. His appearance was during "The Sexy Getting Ready Song" contributing a rap verse that he ended prematurely after realizing that it was "nasty-ass patriarchal bullshit" and that he needed to go "apologize to some bitches". The end tag of the episode features the aforementioned apologies that he leaves via voicemail, in which he also reveals that he had recently read *The Second Sex* by Simone de Beauvoir. He was fatally shot outside of his clothing store on March 31 2019 in Los Angeles.
Saga Sell

**Saga Sell**
**Performer(s)**: Paula Proctor and Scott Proctor — **First Appearance**: "That Text Was Not Meant for Josh!"
**Written by**: Adam Schlesinger and Rachel Bloom — **Genre**: Spoken word

**Saga Sell** is essentially a spoken word version of the "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend Theme" song. It was a meta reprisal done by Scott and Paula Proctor as they were talking about Rebecca’s love life. The breaking the fourth wall moment was punctuated by the show’s title card appearing after their conversation was done. It’s first appearance was in the Season One Episode "That Text Was Not Meant for Josh!."

## Song with lyrics

**Paula**: She was working hard at a New York job
making dough but it made her blue.
One day she was crying a lot
So she decided to move to
West Covina, California
Brand new pals, new career.
It happens to be where Josh lives
and that's exactly why she's here.

**Scott**: [Laughs] She's the crazy ex-girlfriend!

**Paula**: What? No she's not.

**Scott**: She's the crazy ex-girlfriend!

**Paula**: That's a sexist term, Scott!

**Scott**: She's the crazy ex-girlfriend!

**Paula**: Okay just stop talking for a second.

**Scott**: She's so broken inside.

**Paula**: The situation is a lot more nuanced than that.

**Scott**: C-R-A-Z-Y!

**Paula**: I know how to spell Scott.

**Scott**: She's the crazy ex-girlfriend.
Kenny Ortega

**Kenny Ortega** Choreographer, Director
 **Role**: Director — **Show debut**: ""I'm Going to the Beach with Josh and His Friends!""
 **Other work**: "Dirty Dancing", "High School Musical"

## Bio

**Kennneth John Ortega** is an American film and television producer, director and choreographer. He was born on April 18, 1950 in Palo Alto, California. He directed the Crazy Ex-Girlfriend episode, "I'm Going to the Beach with Josh and His Friends!" He is known for directing the High School Musical Trillogy.
Michael Hyatt

**Michael Hyatt** Actress
 **Show debut**: ""I'm So Happy that Josh is So Happy!""

## Résumé

 Main | Rachel Bloom ("Rebecca Bunch") 🎈 Donna Lynne Champlin ("Paula Proctor") 🎈 Vincent Rodriguez III ("Josh Chan") Santino Fontana/Skylar Astin ("Greg Serrano") 🎈 Pete Gardner ("Darryl Whitefeather") 🎈 Vella Lovell ("Heather Davis")Gabrielle Ruiz ("Valencia Perez") 🎈 Scott Michael Foster ("Nathaniel") 🎈
 Guest | Tovah Feldshuh ("Naomi Bunch") 🎈 Briga Heelan ("Connie Cavanagh") 🎈 Nipsey Hussle Brittany Snow ("Anna Hicks") 🎈 Rachel Grate ("Audra Levine") 🎈 Andrew Arrow ("Hank") Patti LuPone ("Rabbi Shari") 🎈 Lea Salonga ("Tita Myrna)" 🎈 Grant Rosenmeyer ("Jason") Jayden Lund ("Guardrail") 🎈 Thor Knai (“Xander”) 🎈 John Allen Nelson ("Silas Bunch")
Britney Young ("Nicky") 🎈 Dr.Phil
So Maternal

**So Maternal**
**Performer(s)**: Rebecca Bunch — **First Appearance**: "Who Is Josh's Soup Fairy?"
 — **Genre**: Minneapolis R&B

**So Maternal** is a song performed by Rebecca Bunch as she looks after Paula Proctor's son Tommy. Believing herself to be a great babysitter she starts singing about having great maternal instincts. The song's first appearance was in the Season Two episode "Who Is Josh's Soup Fairy?".

## Song and lyrics

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**Podcaster**:
On today's episode we're
talking allergies.
Peanuts, dairy, eggs...
how do we let kids be kids
but still keep them safe?

**Rebecca**:
*Parenting ain’t harrowing,*
*demanding or dramatic!*
*Let’s face facts,*
*moms say that when*
*they’re not this good at it!*

*Step aside ladies,*
*give your babies to a*
*Carol Brady level matriarch.*
*The only hard part of it is,*
*how hard I’ll hit this*
*when I knock it out of the park!*

*Your hands*
*[Raise ‘em up]*
*Your glass*
*[Raise it up]*
*Low expectations*
*[Raise ‘em up]*
*Your children,*
*I’m gonna raise ‘em up!*
*It’s instinctual,*
*I’m a natural,*
*I am tireless multitasktical*
*My mom gave the flame*
*and it’ll burn eternal*
*Damn I’m so maternal!*

*So maternal!*
*So maternal!*
*So maternal!*

Tommy lunch!

**Podcaster**:
You're listening to "Mom Time Daily"
and we're so honored to have
super mom Rebecca Bunch on
our podcast today!

Rebecca, you are one of the most
incredible moms I have ever seen
even though you don't have any
children and you've only been
babysitting for less than an hour.
How do you do it?

**Rebecca**:
First of all I want to say what an
honor it is for you to have me on
your podcast.

You know, I think I just instinctively
'get' how to be a mom and that's what
sets me apart from other 'mothers'.

**Podcaster**:
Agreed! Other mothers are losers!

**Rebecca**:
Heh, yes.

**Rebecca**:
*Gonna keep ‘em warm*
*Gonna keep ‘em safe*
*Gonna keep their homework*
*free of mistakes*
*If a kid get hungry*
*I’ll feed his face*
*A real wholesome meal,*
*piece of cake*

Here have a piece of cake.

*Energy*
*[let’s bring it up]*
*The volume*
*[DJ bring it up]*
*My spotlight-light*
*[bring it up]*
*Your children, you're gonna*
*let me bring them up*
*It comes easily, it’s effortless*
*Even Gwyneth said*
*"You’re the best at this”*
*on her well respected*
*online journal...*

*Good God!*
*I’m so maternal!*

*So maternal*
*So maternal*
*So maternal*
*So maternal*

**Podcaster**:
Parenting is the most rewarding
experience in the world.
If you follow some common sense
guidelines you are bound to succeed.

**Rebecca**:
Shut up!
Ping Pong Girl

**Ping Pong Girl**
**Performer(s)**: Josh Chan — **First Appearance**: "When Will Josh See How Cool I Am?"
 — **Genre**: Power Pop

**Ping Pong Girl**! Her forehand is a jet stream! And her backhand's

**Ping Pong Girl** is a musical performance by Josh Chan as imagined by Rebecca Bunch. In this fantasy Rebecca has become such an incredible ping pong player it impresses Josh so much that he wants to progress their relationship forward. The song was first heard in the Season Two episode "When Will Josh See How Cool I Am?". It is track number 7 on the Crazy Ex-Girlfriend: Original Television Soundtrack (Season 2).

## Song and lyrics

WHOA!
YEAH!
OKAY!
HEY!
WHOA!
BROS!
BEER!
SPORTS!

When she walked into the Ping pong Hall
Casually tossing her ping pong ball
I could tell she's the most perfect girl
who's ever existed!

DUDE!

Aw man, look at her pong that ping!
When she plays she doesn't care
if anyone's watching!
She does it for herself
and that puts my fears to rest!

BRO!

After each rally, she chugs beer
instead of water!

She's so aloof, it borders on cold
and that's what makes me want her!

Ping Pong Girl!
She's so independent!
This fantasy beats out
flight attendants!

She's playing ping pong
on her own terms
so I'm the pursuer!
[Pursuer]

Ping Pong Girl!
Her forehand is a jet stream!
And her backhand's
right out of a sex dream!
And that's the best
messy bun I've ever seen
in the world!

My P-P-Ping-Pong girl!

Girl!

Girl!

Dudes sing these kinds of songs!

WHOA!

BRO!

SEGA!

JOCK ITCH!

When she serves the ball
look how she throws it
She's so hot
but she doesn't know it!

She probably just found
that outfit laying around!

[Like in the trash!]

Look at her skill on
the Ping-Pong...uh, court?
Nothing's hotter than a chick
who's good at sports!

Whoa! She scored 1,000 points!

I think I love her!

[That's a lot of points!]

Ping-Pong shows that she has
control over her body!
But it doesn't threaten
my masculinity like
basketball or hockey!

Ping-Pong girl!

She's like Serena or Venus!
Just watching her swing
affects my penis!
You know us dudes,
we love to talk
about our penises!

[our penises!]

Ping-Pong girl!

She is so indifferent!
It makes me want
a tangible commitment!

She and I should give
a 30 year mortgage a whirl!

My P-P-Ping-Pong girl!

Girl!

Girl!

Girl!

MARRIAGE!

Girl!

Girl!

Let's share a Costco card!
Josh's Ex-Girlfriend Wants Revenge.

**Josh's Ex-Girlfriend Wants Revenge.**

## Plot

**Performed by**: Rebecca, Paula, Darryl, Heather, Valencia, Nathaniel, George, WhiJo, Hector, Maya, Tim, Jim
**Writers**: Rachel Bloom, Adam Schlesinger
Rebecca resolves to get revenge as her friends wonder where she is.

"**Let's Generalize About Men**"
**Performed by**: Rebecca, Paula, Heather, Valencia
**Writers**: Rachel Bloom, Adam Schlesinger
The Gurl Group gripe about the opposite sex.

**Leitmotifs**

"**Let's Have Intercourse**"
**Performed by**: N/A
**Writers**: Rachel Bloom, Adam Schlesinger
The chords are heard while Nathaniel and Rebecca are talking after he stopped by her apartment while running.

### Continuity

* **Previously**: Scenes from the previous Season are shown including Josh proposing, Rebecca moving up the wedding to two weeks, Scott admitting he had an affair to Paula, Paula kicking Scott out and eventually taking him back, Darryl telling WiJo he wants to raise a child with him, Nathaniel propositioning Rebecca, Rebecca kissing Nathaniel, Trent getting a file on Rebecca and giving it to Josh, Rebecca calling Josh “Robert”, Josh admiring Brah as a priest and asking him about doubts he might have had, Josh leaving Rebecca at the altar to become a priest, Rebecca declaring that Josh Chan must be destroyed.
* **Foreshadowing**: Goerge’s declaration in the song “Where’s Rebecca Bunch?” proves to be an accidental foreshadowing events in the later episode “I Never Want to See Josh Again.”
* **Relationship developments**:
	+ Rebecca tries to adopt a femme fatal persona to get revenge on Josh which Nathaniel finds attractive.
	+ Paula and her husband Scott work at repairing their marriage after his affair.
	+ Rebecca reconnects with her Gurl Group which now includes Paula.

* The main cast returns along with two newly promoted series regulars David Hull and Scott Michael Foster.
* Maya
* Tim
* Jim Kittsworth
* George
* Colin Crowley

* West Covina Inn
* Whitefeather & Associates
	+ Boardroom
* Proctor residence
* Rebecca and Heather's house

* Anteater costume
* Anteater protein bar

### Running jokes

* **Poopsgiving**: Rebecca’s first plan to get revenge was Copropaghia which is the consumption of fecal matter.

### Trivia

* Rebecca takes two CDs, *Fatal Attraction* and *Basic Instinct*, which are movies about obsessive exes.
	+ One of the promotional posters for the third season is a reference to a famous scene from *Basic Instinct*.
Robert Donnelly

**Robert Donnelly** College professor and Rebecca's ex-lover

**Robert Donnelly** was a married professor at Harvard University. Years ago he had an affair with his student at the time Rebecca Bunch. When he ended things with Rebecca what followed was an unfortunate event that resulted in scandal. His first appearance was in the Season Two episode "Can Josh Take A Leap Of Faith?". He was portrayed by actor Adam Kaufman.

## History

In 2009, Professor **Robert Donnelly** cheated on his wife with a girl enrolled in his class named Rebecca Bunch. As their tryst continued he made repeated promises to his student that he'd leave his wife and marry Rebecca. Eventually he realized he couldn't do that and made a decision to end the affair. One night Rebecca came to his house as she had some news for him. Despite his intentions he indulged in a brief make out session with her. He then broke up with Rebecca and tried to let her down easy with platitudes that he cared deeply for her. She was shocked by his decision since she had just dropped out of his class so there'd be no conflict of interest with them being together.

She had even bought a cheap wedding veil excited that they could finally be married. Robert again tried to gently let her down but she stubbornly refused to accept that it was over. He then coldly reiterated that they were done and told her to let herself out. Robert left her alone in his house and in a rage she gathered a few of his personal belongings. She put them in a pile and lit everything on fire along with her veil. The flames unexpectedly spiraled out of control which set the house on fire. Afterwards at a hearing Rebecca was brought up on three counts of arson. The judge told her Robert requested that a restraining order be put on her ("Can Josh Take A Leap Of Faith?").

 **Special appearances** | Dr.Phil 🎈 Nipsey Hussle 🎈 Dream Ghost #1 🎈 Dream Ghost #2 🎈 J. Castleman 🎈 Tita Myrna 🎈 Anna 🎈 B.J. Novak 🎈 Trina 🎈 Rabbi Shari 🎈 Jeff Channington 🎈 Jarl 🎈 Wendy Legrand 🎈 Xiao Huang 🎈 Fett Regoso
QuimblePop

**QuimblePop** *Recurring theme: Continuity*
First Appearance: "I Want To Be Here"

**QuimblePop** is a popular website with a variety of content that includes quizzes, listicles, recipes, and even shows. As it covers many different subject matters some have used the site as a research tool. The websites first appearance was in the Season Four episode "I Want To Be Here."

## Appearances

### Season Four

At Home Base, Josh takes a quiz on **QuimblePop** to determine what mental disorders he has, it’s there he also gets a quiche recipe. Hector casts aspersions on the reliability of QuimblePop quizzes, saying that he took a quiz to determine which *"Sex and the City"* character he is and was told that he is Miranda; he believes he should be Carrie, but Heather insists he is a Charlotte. Hector also gets a ceviche recipe from QuimblePop. Josh tells Heather and Hector that QuimblePop now produces original content, including a show called *Terrier Chef*. Rebecca mentions in a later scene that she watches *Terrier Chef* but has fallen behind while in jail ("I Want To Be Here").

Rebecca mentions to Darryl that she prepared to babysit Heabecca by printing out a QuimblePop listicle of 37 ways to calm a baby ("I Can Work With You").
Put Yourself First

**Put Yourself First**
**Performer(s)**: Tanya, Chloe, Nicky and Kayla — **First Appearance**: ""I'm Back at Camp with Josh!""
**Written by**: Rachel Bloom, Adam Schlesinger and Jack Dolgen — **Genre**: Pop

"**Put Yourself First**" is a song sung by Tanya, Chloe, Nicky and Kayla while they gave Rebecca bunch a make-over. She was dejected after Josh inadvertently hurt her feelings when he laughed at a letter she wrote to him when they were teenagers. The song was first heard in the Season One episode "I'm Back at Camp with Josh!". It is track number 5 on the Crazy Ex-Girlfriend: Original Television Soundtrack (Season 1 - Vol.2).

## The song with lyrics

Put yourself first, girl,
Worry about yourself.
Make yourself sexy
Just for yourself
So when dudes see you put yourself first,
They'll be like, ‘Damn, you’re hot, wanna make out?’

Push them boobs up
Just for yourself.
Wear six-inch heels
Just for yourself.

If it’s just for myself, shouldn’t I be comfortable?
No!
Put yourself first in a sexy way!

Pierce your ears
Just for yourself.
Put a hole in your earlobe
Just for yourself.
Brace yourself, this is gonna hurt.
Put yourself first in a sexy way!
(Screaming)

Put yourself first, girl,
Worry about yourself.
Wear fake eyelids
Just for yourself.
So when dudes see you put yourself first,
They’ll be like, ‘Damn, you’re hot,
let’s buy a house in Portland!’

Put yourself first for him,
That’s what you gotta do.
Put yourself first for him—
If I put myself first for him
then by definition aren’t I putting myself second?

Don’t think about it too hard
Too too hard.
Don’t think about it too hard
Too too hard.

It’s a wormhole,
It’s the Mobius strip,
It’s snake eats tail,
It’s the infinity sign.

Get a tattoo of the infinity sign,
On your lower back, just for yourself.
But I can’t see my lower back.
Also, can we go back to the fake eyelid
Is that a thing now?
Yes!

Put yourself first in a sexy way!
Put yourself first for him!
Thank you, sisters!

## Trivia

### Satire

* The song specifically seems to be musically based on "Worth It" from the girl band Fifth Harmony but the musical sequence itself is patterned after the style of their music video "BO$$".
Meet Rebecca!

**Meet Rebecca!**
**Performer(s)**: Chorus — **First Appearance**: "I Am Ashamed"
**Written by**: Adam Schlesinger, Rachel Bloom, Jack Dolgen

"**Meet Rebecca!**" is the final theme song for "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend." In it a singing narrator attempts to explain Rebecca's personality but eventually gives up. The song debuted in Season Four episode "I Am Ashamed." Several different slight variations of the song appear throughout the rest of the season.
Debra is played by Siri Miller who is credited as "Fabulous Girl".

## Song and lyrics

*Meet Rebecca!*
*She’s the coolest girl in the world!*
*Wait...wrong Rebecca!*
*It’s this one over here!*

*She’s spunky*
*She’s sweet*
*A generous friend*
*Oh, but there she looks kind of mean!*

*Hmmm.*

*Okay she’s snarky, sarcastic*
*and...uh, what?*
*Okay, we're not really seeing*
*a common theme!*

*Meet Rebecca!*
*She’s too hard to summarize!*
*So let’s go back to...other Rebecca!*

**Other Rebecca**:
My name is Debra!

## Notes

### Endings

Since its introduction in "I Am Ashamed", the theme hasn't been used in the episodes "I'm Almost Over You" and "I'm In Love".

1. I Am Ashamed - "My name is Debra!"
2. I'm On My Own Path - "I live in this park."
3. I'm Making Up For Lost Time - "I think I'm a fork. Uh-oh!"
4. I'm So Happy For You - "Don't look. I'm behind you."
5. I See You - "I eat my own eyelashes."
6. I Will Help You - "Woof woof woof woof woof."
7. I'm Not The Person I Used To Be - "I miss the season one theme song."
8. I Need Some Balance - "I'm dating my uncle."
9. I Can Work With You - "I've never felt love."
10. I'm Almost Over You - N/A
11. I Need A Break - "I lived in a wall for eight months."
12. I Have To Get Out - "I own fifteen ferrets!"
13. I'm Finding My Bliss - "I have the Benjamin Button disease. I'm seventy!"
14. I Need to Find My Frenemy - "Asparagus is my enemy."
15. I Have a Date Tonight - (by Rebecca) "See? Perfection isn't real! Oh, did I have a thing? I could feel it, right there."
16. I'm In Love - N/A
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## References

1. ↑ https://www.imdb.com/title/tt8510296/soundtrack?ref\_=tt\_trv\_snd
2. ↑ Access Online Rachel Bloom
3. ↑ Rachel Bloom at Comic Con
Silver Brew

**Silver Brew** Fancy coffeee shop
**Location**: Silver lake, California — **Debut**: "Who's the Cool Girl Josh Is Dating?"

## History

In 2016, Anna Hicks started dating West Covina native Josh Chan after meeting him at the annual Electric Mesa festival. After three weeks of seeing each other she finally brought him to **Silver Brew**, her favorite coffee shop in Los Angeles. She was excited to introduce him to the place as she had been a regular customer since the shop was just a pop-up retail. When they met up at the cafe she ordered her usual drink which was a semi-petite latte with organic coconut milk. Once the coffee shop server Ichabod gave Anna her order he then asked Josh what he would like. Josh replied he just wanted just a coffee and Ichabod asked what kind pointing at a long menu.

Josh rattled off the list of coffee flavors and was overwhelmed by all the choices there. He chose "Single Origin" prompting Ichabod to ask which kind since the shop had seventeen to choose from. Josh told him to pick his favorite and Ichabod methodically selected specific beans to brew the coffee. Anna explained she was introduced to the shop by a few famous clients she had at her eyebrow salon. After Josh gave Anna a collar for her cat Ichabod returned with her order. It was a large sized coffee cup which had a Frida Khalo image created on top of the latte. While they were there Josh and Anna took several snapshots together which they uploaded to thier Instagram accounts ("Who's the Cool Girl Josh Is Dating?").

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San Gabriel Community College

**San Gabriel Community College** West Covina junior college
**Location**: West Covina, California — **Debut**: "I'm Going on a Date with Josh's Friend!"

**San Gabriel Community College** is an accredited school established in 1968 and located in the San Gabriel Valley. Although a degree can be earned its main purpose is to provide additional or supplementary education as its mostly a transitional institute of higher learning. Students typically move on to more traditional universities upon earning enough credits. Normally they stay for only two or four years before moving on; there are exceptions such as Heather Davis who attended for much longer. Greg Serrano also took a few night school business courses there as well. It's first actual appearance was in the Season Two episode "I'm Going on a Date with Josh's Friend!".

## Continuity

### Season One

* "I Hope Josh Comes to My Party!": Rebecca Bunch invites Heather Davis to a house warming party she's throwing and learns her neighbor is a junior college student majoring in Psychology.
* "I'm Going on a Date with Josh's Friend!": Heather is at Community College discussing her profile of Rebecca Bunch at her Abnormal Psych class. She later quits the course and considers taking a coding class.
* "My First Thanksgiving with Josh!": At Rebecca's apartment she suggests to Greg that he attend night school business courses over at the community college.
* "That Text Was Not Meant for Josh!": Greg goes to Rebecca's apartment to get a hard drive she is lending to Heather for her community college Coding class.
* "Josh's Sister is Getting Married!": At the community college Greg confronts his teacher over a poor grade he got on his last exam.
* "Why Is Josh in a Bad Mood?": Rebecca learns that Heather has been in community college for eight years.

### Season Three

* ”Josh Is a Liar.”: Heather is uncertain of her future when she’s told by the Dean that she must finally graduate from community college.

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Jalapeño Jack's

**Jalapeño Jack's** West Covina, California restaurant
**Location**: West Covina — **Debut**: "Josh and I Work on a Case!"

**Jalapeño Jack's** is a themed restaurant located in West Covina, California. Although it's name implied a Hispanic menu it featured a fusion of cuisines from various cultures. Paula Proctor orchestrated an elaborate scheme to set up a dinner for Rebecca Bunch with Josh Chan at the restaurant. The restaurant's first appearance was in the Season One Episode "Josh and I Work on a Case!".

## History

After lying to Josh about a particular incident, Rebecca was on the outs with him. Inspired by the movie "Apollo 13", Paula thought up a complicated plan to make things better. Along with Mrs.Hernandez's help they set it in motion and the culmination of thier efforts had Rebecca "accidentally" meet Josh at an auto body shop on East Cameron. It was there she casually mentioned a **Jalapeño Jack's** coupon which Paula created that was supposedly for free drinks. As expected Josh took the bait and asked Rebecca if they could go together to the restaurant to use the coupon. That night Rebecca showed up first at Jalapeño Jack's and was confused by the cuisine she saw on the menu.

Despite this she went ahead and made a few orders until Josh got there and when he arrived they shared a large margarita. As they caught up with what's been going on since they last saw each other they were interrupted when Hector and a few of Josh's friends showed up unexpectedly. Along with Hector, White Josh was there and Chan introduced her to his other friends Ken and Beans. Rebecca was frustrated when her original plan was ruined as the date turned into a "Group Hang" *(♫ Group Hang ♫)*. She was unable to get any closer to Josh as his friends repeatedly blocked her efforts. Once the dinner was over, the bill was presented and since nobody was willing to pay Rebecca volunteered.

She balked upon learning the grand total was nine hundred and seventy eight dollars. When Rebecca went to settle the tab a hostess placed a poncho, fake mustache and a sombrero on her. She was told that whenever a customer pays over six hundred dollars they put on a costume and have their picture taken for a wall which honored such patronage. As Rebecca waited for her picture to get taken she saw in the background Josh pull Hector aside. Rebecca eavesdropped and learned Josh had asked Hector to bring his friends because he still didn't trust her. As the truth sunk in the hostess and another employee returned with a camera and took her snapshot ("Josh and I Work on a Case!").

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Rachel Bloom

**Rachel Bloom** Actress, comedian
**Portrays**: Rebecca Bunch — **Role**: Actress, Song Writer, Writer, EP — **Show debut**: "Josh Just Happens to Live Here!"
**Family**: Dan Gregor (husband), Shelli (née Rosenberg) and Alan Bloom (parents), Donna Lynne Champlin (second cousin) **Other work**: racheldoesstuff

## Bio

**Rachel Bloom** is an American actress, comedian and writer who co-created and stars in the CW comedy musical series "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend". Bloom was born on April 3, 1987 to Shelli (née Rosenberg) and Alan Bloom in Los Angeles, California. She was raised Jewish and grew up in Manhattan Beach eventually making her way to the east coast in 2009 where she attended New York University's Tisch School of the Arts. At NYU, Bloom was the head writer and director of the school's premier sketch comedy group, Hammerkatz. She graduated with a BFA in Drama and spent her post college years studying improvisational comedy at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater. n 2010, Rachel released her first Internet music video, "F\*ck Me, Ray Bradbury", which went viral and was nominated for a Hugo Award for "Best Dramatic Presentation: Short Form". She continued to release other comedy music videos on YouTube under her official channel "racheldoesstuff". On May 7, 2015, Bloom filmed a half hour pilot called "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend" with co-executive producer Aline Brosh McKenna (*"The Devil Wears Prada"*) which was directed by Marc Webb. It was originally produced specifically for the Showtime network but they ultimately passed on it. The show was eventually picked up by The CW for their Fall 2015–16 programming and would eventually be renewed twice for subsequent seasons. On December 10, 2015 Rachel Bloom won a Golden Globe for her starring role as "Rebecca Bunch" on the series. In 2015 she married actor, comedian and writer Dan Gregor. On April 1, 2020, she gave birth to her first child.

## Résumé

### Music videos

 Main | **Rachel Bloom** ("Rebecca Bunch") 🎈 Donna Lynne Champlin ("Paula Proctor") 🎈 Vincent Rodriguez III ("Josh Chan") Santino Fontana/Skylar Astin ("Greg Serrano") 🎈 Pete Gardner ("Darryl Whitefeather") 🎈 Vella Lovell ("Heather Davis")Gabrielle Ruiz ("Valencia Perez") 🎈 Scott Michael Foster ("Nathaniel") 🎈
 Guest | Tovah Feldshuh ("Naomi Bunch") 🎈 Briga Heelan ("Connie Cavanagh") 🎈 Nipsey Hussle Brittany Snow ("Anna Hicks") 🎈 Rachel Grate ("Audra Levine") 🎈 Andrew Arrow ("Hank") Patti LuPone ("Rabbi Shari") 🎈 Lea Salonga ("Tita Myrna)" 🎈 Grant Rosenmeyer ("Jason") Jayden Lund ("Guardrail") 🎈 Thor Knai (“Xander”) 🎈 John Allen Nelson ("Silas Bunch")
Britney Young ("Nicky") 🎈 Dr.Phil

 Other | Kathryn Burns (Choreographer) 🎈 Dominique Kelley (Assistant Choreographer) 🎈 Kabir Akhtar (Editing)  Melina Root (Wardobe & Costumes) 🎈 Britney Young (Production assistant) 🎈 Alden Derck (Writer's Production assistant)
Raging Waters

**Raging Waters** California Water Parks
**Location**: San Dimas, California — **Debut**: "Josh and I Go to Los Angeles!"

**Raging Waters** is an American water park franchise with three locations in the state of California. There is one in Sacramento, another in San Jose and the closest one to West Covina located in San Dimas. Rebecca Bunch considered the water park to be her Paris but did not get a chance to go for several years. It wasn't until her fourth year at West Covina that she finally visited the park with her boyfriend at the time Greg Serrano. It was first mentioned in the Season One episode "Josh and I Go to Los Angeles!" and appeared in the Season Four episode "I Need A Break."

## History

### Season One

* ”Josh and I Go to Los Angeles!: The clients in the class action lawsuit filed by Rebecca Bunch mention **Raging Waters** when they arrive at the courthouse. They once again mention the water park after the trial is over.

### Season Two

* ”When Do I Get to Spend Time With Josh?”: Rebecca and Josh plan on going to Raging Waters together but she postpones the visit as she has to stay at work and drum up new business for her new boss Nathaniel Plimpton III or he will fire some of the staff.

### Season Three

* ”Oh Nathaniel, It's On!”: Rebecca is infuriated when her ex-boyfriend Nathaniel brought his girlfriend at the time Mona to the park. He later confessed he did it to specifically to anger Rebecca but admits he didn’t stay long.

### Season Four

* "I Need A Break": At her insistence, Greg takes Rebecca to Raging Waters but the date doesn't go as well as she hoped.

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Rachel Grate

**Rachel Grate** Actress
**Portrays**: Audra Levine — **Show debut**: "Josh and I Go to Los Angeles!"

## Bio

So glad I got to be a part of tonight's epic #CrazyExGirlfriend. What a great show. I 💖how Rebecca's learning to 💖 herself! Growth, girl!💖💖💖

## Résumé

 2016
 2012
 2001
 1999

## External links

* All State insurance
* Pier 1 Imports
* Rachel Grate Box Angela's interview CXG audition

 Main | Rachel Bloom ("Rebecca Bunch") 🎈 Donna Lynne Champlin ("Paula Proctor") 🎈 Vincent Rodriguez III ("Josh Chan") Santino Fontana/Skylar Astin ("Greg Serrano") 🎈 Pete Gardner ("Darryl Whitefeather") 🎈 Vella Lovell ("Heather Davis")Gabrielle Ruiz ("Valencia Perez") 🎈 Scott Michael Foster ("Nathaniel") 🎈
 Guest | Tovah Feldshuh ("Naomi Bunch") 🎈 Briga Heelan ("Connie Cavanagh") 🎈 Nipsey Hussle Brittany Snow ("Anna Hicks") 🎈 **Rachel Grate** ("Audra Levine") 🎈 Andrew Arrow ("Hank") Patti LuPone ("Rabbi Shari") 🎈 Lea Salonga ("Tita Myrna)" 🎈 Grant Rosenmeyer ("Jason") Jayden Lund ("Guardrail") 🎈 Thor Knai (“Xander”) 🎈 John Allen Nelson ("Silas Bunch")
Britney Young ("Nicky") 🎈 Dr.Phil
Nguyen

**Nguyen** West Covina High schooler and member of the dance crew

**Nguyen** is a teenage Filipino resident of West Covina, California who is a member of a high school dance crew. During the winter holidays he and his crew were set to put on a show at the local Mall. Before the performance he ran into an idol of his named Josh Chan, an alumni of his school who once won a dance championship back in the day. His first appearance was in the Season One episode "My Mom, Greg's Mom and Josh's Sweet Dance Moves!". He is portrayed by actor Roshon Fegan.

## History

In December of 2015, **Nguyen** was at the mall checking out some smart phone protectors at a kiosk when he recognized a well known alumni from his high school. It was Josh Chan, the captain of the 2006 national hip-hop team and creator of the move the *"Swoop bye-bye"*. Nguyen told Josh that he and the current dance crew were performing in the Winter Wonderland at the mall's plaza. He asked Josh if he would be interested in stopping by the team's rehearsal and give them some pointers. Josh was flattered and joked about his qualifications before executing a perfect standing back flip which greatly impressed Nguyen.

Nguyen extended his invitation once more but was disappointed when Josh had to decline. He explained couldn't go because he had to work a double shift at the Aloha Tech Center but wished Nguyen good luck. On the day of the event, Nguyen was surprised when Josh showed up right before he and his crew were to go on stage. Josh explained he had his mom call in sick for him so he could see them perform. He advised them to cherish their lives as they are now because they are moments they will look back upon with fondness. Nguyen made a snap decision and yelled out as if in pain. He pretended his ankle was hurt and that he couldn't perform.

He told Josh a substitute was needed hinting that he wanted Chan to replace him. It took Josh a minute to get what he was suggesting and Nguyen told him that it's never too late. Josh took his spot and was center stage dancing seamlessly alongside a much younger crew. Afterwards Nguyen congratulated Josh for his amazing performance as he left the stage. Although Nguyen told him he still had it Josh denied this was the case. While Josh appreciated Nguyen's praise he admitted that the routine put a strain on his body and he was now in great pain. Josh told Nguyen that he was no longer a young guy and that it was time to move on and grow up ("My Mom, Greg's Mom and Josh's Sweet Dance Moves!").

 **Special appearances** | Dr.Phil 🎈 Nipsey Hussle 🎈 Dream Ghost #1 🎈 Dream Ghost #2 🎈 J. Castleman 🎈 Tita Myrna 🎈 Anna 🎈 B.J. Novak 🎈 Trina 🎈 Rabbi Shari 🎈 Jeff Channington 🎈 Jarl 🎈 Wendy Legrand 🎈 Xiao Huang 🎈 Fett Regoso
Parvesh Cheena

**Parvesh Cheena** Actor/comedian
**Portrays**: Sunil Odhav — **Show debut**: "When Will Josh and His Friend Leave Me Alone?"
 **Other work**: "Barbershop", "Outsourced"

## Résumé

### Television

 Main | Rachel Bloom ("Rebecca Bunch") 🎈 Donna Lynne Champlin ("Paula Proctor") 🎈 Vincent Rodriguez III ("Josh Chan") Santino Fontana/Skylar Astin ("Greg Serrano") 🎈 Pete Gardner ("Darryl Whitefeather") 🎈 Vella Lovell ("Heather Davis")Gabrielle Ruiz ("Valencia Perez") 🎈 Scott Michael Foster ("Nathaniel") 🎈
 Guest | Tovah Feldshuh ("Naomi Bunch") 🎈 Briga Heelan ("Connie Cavanagh") 🎈 Nipsey Hussle Brittany Snow ("Anna Hicks") 🎈 Rachel Grate ("Audra Levine") 🎈 Andrew Arrow ("Hank") Patti LuPone ("Rabbi Shari") 🎈 Lea Salonga ("Tita Myrna)" 🎈 Grant Rosenmeyer ("Jason") Jayden Lund ("Guardrail") 🎈 Thor Knai (“Xander”) 🎈 John Allen Nelson ("Silas Bunch")
Britney Young ("Nicky") 🎈 Dr.Phil
Love's Not A Game (Reprise)

**Love's Not A Game (Reprise)**
**Performer(s)**: Rebecca Bunch — **First Appearance**: ""I Have a Date Tonight""
**Written by**: Rachel Bloom & Adam Schlesinger

"**Love's Not A Game (Reprise)**" is a musical performance by Rebecca Bunch. In this song Rebecca is stressing over having to choose between Josh, Nathaniel and Greg. Its first appearance was in the Season Four episode "I Have a Date Tonight."

## The song with lyrics

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Rebecca:
LOVE IS A GAME
LOVE IS A GAME
BUT I’VE NEVER ENJOYED PLAYING ANY SORT OF GAME

I HATE ROUND OBJECTS FLYING AT MY HEAD
IN 7TH GRADE
I CONVINCED THE PRINCIPAL
TO LET ME COUNT BAT MITZVAH PREP AS MY PHYS ED.

IN GAMES YOU CAN GET HURT
IN GAMES YOU CAN GET BRUISED
IN ORDER FOR A VICTORY, SOMEONE ELSE MUST LOSE
AND IT’S A SIGN OF WEAKNESS
TO JUST THROW IN THE TOWEL
PEOPLE HATE WHEN YOU PLAY DIRTY
WHICH I THINK IS CALLED A FOUL?

IF LOVE’S A GAME
IF LOVE’S A GAME
THEN IN FORFEITING, I FIND NO SHAME
THIS WHOLE THING IS A POWDER KEG
I HAVE NO CHOICE BUT TO CANCEL ON… Greg?
Stanford University

**Stanford University** Private university in Stanford, California
**Location**: Stanford, California in the Silicon Valley — **Debut**: "When Do I Get to Spend Time With Josh?"

**Stanford University** is a real life prestigious research university located in Stanford, California in the Silicon Valley. The university was founded in 1885 by Leland and Jane Stanford in memory of their only child, Leland Stanford Jr. The university has forty academic departments at both undergraduate and graduate levels. It boasts four professional schools that focus on graduate programs in Law, Medicine, Education and Business. Within the narrative of “Crazy Ex-Girlfriend” the main character of Nathaniel Plimpton III is a graduate of the school. It’s first mention was in the Season Three episode ”When Do I Get to Spend Time With Josh?”.

## History

### Season Two

* ”When Do I Get to Spend Time With Josh?”: Nathaniel tells Rebecca he graduated from **Stanford University** and played for the water polo team.

### Season Three

* ”Nathaniel Needs My Help!”: As they start a relationship together Rebecca starts to obsess over Nathaniel and steals his Stanford t-shirt to wear.
* ”Nathaniel Gets the Message!”: Nathaniel meets fellow Stanford graduate Mona at a bar.
* ”Oh Nathaniel, It's On!”: Nathaniel posts on Instagram a picture of him and Mona both wearing Stanford t-shirts.

## People of Stanford University

Nathaniel Plimpton IIA legacy graduate who’s father and son also attended the university. A succesful attorney who runs the Los Angeles firm of Plimpton, Plimpton and Plimpton.Nathaniel Plimpton IIIA legacy graduate who’s father and grandfather also attended the university. Now working as an senior partner at the West Covina law firm of Whitefeather & Associates.MonaA graduate who now works in mutual funds.

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The CW

**The CW**
Purpose: Television network — *Crazy Ex-Girlfriend* association: "Airs "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend""

**"The CW"** is an American broadcast television Network network. It is a joint partnership between CBS Corporation and Warner Bros. Entertainment operated under the name The CW Network, LLC. The CW was formed as a continuation of both CBS's "UPN and Warner Bros. "The WB" networks. it's name is derived from the first letters of its parent corporations first letters. The CW made its debut on September 18 and 19, 2006 and featured shows form it's predecessor networks along with various specials touting the relaunch. For Season One it aired the TV show *"Crazy Ex-Girlfriend"* on Mondays at 8:00 PM EST before *"Jane the Virgin"*. The CW renewed officials the show for a second season on March 11, 2016. On May 19, 2016 The CW announced its official 2016 - 2017 Fall schedule and revealed "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend" was moving from Monday 8:00 PM to Friday 9:00 PM after "The Vampire Dairies".