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East Cameron

**East Cameron** *Recurring theme: Running joke*
First Appearance: ""Josh's Girlfriend is Really Cool!""

## Running jokes

### Season One

* "Josh's Girlfriend is Really Cool!": Rebecca Bunch accompanied Valencia Perez to East Cameron and found a location they thought would be perfect for a yoga studio. Rebecca convinced the owner to settle for a lower offer than he was expecting for the property. The deal apparently fell through when Valencia ended her friendship with Rebecca.
* "My Mom, Greg's Mom and Josh's Sweet Dance Moves!": Rebecca Bunch lied to her mother about the law firm she works at which she stated was located on East Cameron and described as being the *"Park Avenue"* of West Covina.
* "I'm Going to the Beach with Josh and His Friends!": Darryl recognizes Josh Wilson as a personal trainer who works at the 24 Hour Gym located on East Cameron.
* "I'm Back at Camp with Josh!": Hector, Greg Serrano and White Josh were invited to Darryl Whitefeather's apartment for a PPV party but got bored. Hector suggested they leave and go to a new bar on East Cameron where he beloved to be frequented by lots of women.
* "That Text Was Not Meant for Josh!": At a meeting held at Whitefeather & Associates, opposing counsel Connie Cavanagh mentions the case is about a property which is on 533 East Cameron.
* "Josh and I Work on a Case!": The street is mentioned twice. The first mention is when Paula orchestrated the Rebecca and Josh meet cute at an auto body shop on East Cameron. The second is when Rebecca asks Paula where she can get fly fishing gear and gets the name of a sporting goods store called "Purely Sports" also located there.
* "Why Is Josh in a Bad Mood?": Paula tells Rebecca about her competition in a pie baking contest named Peggy Rose who owns a pie shop on East Cameron. Rebecca soon pretends to be going there for supplies when in fact she's off to meet Greg for more public restroom sex. Later, Paula and Rebecca break in to Peggy Rose's shop to figure out her secret pie ingredient.

### Season Two

* "Where is Josh's Friend?": At Rebecca's insistence, Paula uses her computer skills to triangulate Greg's whereabouts and they discover he's been going somewhere located on East Cameron on a daily basis. Rebecca asks, "What could that be? What's on East Cameron?" Paula replies, "Okay, like, literally everything."

### Season Three

* ”Getting Over Jeff.”: The street sign of East Cameron is shown in a transitional clip.

 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
Running jokes

**Running jokes** *Recurring theme: Recycled humor throughout the show*
First Appearance: ""Josh Just Happens to Live Here!""

**Running jokes** on Crazy Ex-Girlfriend are funny moments on the show which usually are built on a previous humorous situations. On the Crazy Ex-Girlfriend Wikia, running jokes are listed in the "**Recurring Themes**" section of the episode pages. They are separated into specific examples listed below.

## Examples

* **All the places!**: Someone rattles of a long list of things only to be cut off before they can finish.
* **Bonnie & Clyde**: Boob jokes usually involving Rebecca.
* **I went to Harvard**: Jokes involving all the Ivy League colleges.
* **I'm not a football player**: Joke about football players and domestic abuse.
* **I'm so hot!**: Someone undresses with comedic results.
* **I left my wife for a prostitute**: A prostitue is on a serial rampage breaking up marriages.
* **So weird right?**: Someone states rhetorically or asks specifically if something can be considered weird.
* **No**: Someone slowly drags out this word in response to something they don't like.
* **What is happening?**: Someone, usually Greg, questions something bizarre that they are witnessing.
* **Butter ad campaign**: Whenever the Butter marketing campaign is referenced.
* **Where did she even come from?**: Someone, usually near the start of the episode, asks about Rebecca's origin which leads in to the show's musical intro.
* **Poopsgiving**: Scatological humor involving defecation, flatulence or urination.
* **East Cameron:** Every local shop, store or business is located on East Cameron street.
Josh Wilson/Songs

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

"**Without Love You Can Save the World**"
**Performed by**: Rebecca Bunch and the Cast of "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend"
**Writers**: Rachel Bloom, Adam Schlesinger
Rebecca and the characters describe the things you can do when you are not following love

"**Fit Hot Guys Have Problems Too**"
**Performed by**: Nathaniel Plimpton III, White Josh and Josh Chan
**Writers**: Rachel Bloom, Adam Schelsinger
The guys complain about their feelings

### Season Four

"**Love's Not A Game**"
**Performed by**: Josh Wilson and Rebecca’s friends
**Writers**: Rachel Bloom & Adam Schlesinger
Rebecca's friends bet on whether she’ll choose Josh, Nathaniel or Greg to be with.
Netflix UK

**Netflix UK** is the British version of Netflix and broadcaster of Crazy Ex-Girlfriend in the United Kingdom since 1 July, 2016.

## Notes

* Other CBS shows such as Star Trek were made available on the same day.
* Home to other The CW shows such as iZombie and Reign in the United Kingdom.
* Brought other Showtime show, Californification, back in the UK after it was dropped by 5\*.
I've Always Never Believed In You

**I've Always Never Believed In You**
**Performer(s)**: Paula Proctor — **First Appearance**: "I'm So Happy For You"
**Written by**: Rachel Bloom, Jack Dolgen, and Adam Schlesinger

**I've Always Never Believed In You** is a song sung by Paula Proctor to her son Brendan. It debuted in the Season Four episode "I'm So Happy For You."

## Song and lyrics

You stand before me a man, fully-grown
Ready to take on the world, heading out on your own
You’re now so thoughtful, strong, and wise
I’m proud, but I’m also surprised
‘cause I always never believed in you
I never gave up giving up on you
Deep inside, I always knew
That you’d eventually never come through
Not for a second, did I think
You wouldn’t end up dead or in the clink
For possession or assault or worse, it’s true
‘cause I’ve always never believed in you
The moment you were born
They placed you in my arms
And I looked into your eyes and thought,
“Well, that’s a murderer.”
I thought, at best, you might barely manage
And it would be my job to try to mitigate the damage
‘cause I’ve always never believed in you
I never once doubted doubting you
With every opportunity that you blew
All my worst fears just kept coming true
You never were a teacher’s pet
But you did kill a teacher’s pet
With every horrifying thing you’d say or do
I continued to never believe in you
Some people are destined to fly high
Others just get really, really high
Some people reach for the stars
Some just reach for the panel in the ceiling where they keep their drugs
I held out no hope for so long
But now, I admit I got you all wrong
‘Cause now, I actually believe in you
No longer have a total lack of faith in you
Apparently, there are things you can do
You’re full of potential and no one knew
Allow me to tip my hat to you, sir
‘Cause you’re no longer a total loser
It feels strange to say it, but it’s true
I weirdly, shockingly, completely
Believe in you
I believe I believe I believe in you
Yes, I do
Yes, I do
If You Ever Need A Favor In Fifty Years

**If You Ever Need A Favor In Fifty Years**
**Performer(s)**: Naomi Bunch and Elayne — **First Appearance**: "I Will Help You"
**Written by**: Rachel Bloom, Jack Dolgen, and Adam Schlesinger — **Genre**: Camp Song

"**If You Ever Need A Favor In Fifty Years**" is a musical performance by Naomi Bunch and her friend. This song is from a camp Naomi and her friend Elayne attended when they were kids. It debuted in the Season Four episode "I Will Help You."

## Song and lyrics

Naomi & Elayne:
IF YOU EVER NEED A FAVOR IN FIFTY YEARS
JUST CALL A CAMP KAVETCHA GIRL

IF YOU’RE CRYING OFF YOUR MAKEUP WITH ALL YOUR TEARS
JUST CALL A CAMP KAVETCHA GIRL

Naomi:
NO MATTER WHAT THE ISSUE

Elayne:
SHE ALWAYS HAS A TISSUE

Naomi:
SHE KEEPS ‘EM IN HER PRADA BAG

Elayne:
NO MATTER IF YOU WANNA SCREAM

Naomi:
OR YOU NEED SOME WRINKLE CREAM

Elayne:
SHE ALSO KEEPS THAT IN HER PRADA BAG

Naomi & Elayne:
IF YOU EVER NEED A FAVOR IN FIFTY YEARS
JUST CALL A CAMP KAVETCHA GIRL
IF YOU’RE EVER PARALYZED BY YOUR DEEPEST FEARS
JUST CALL A CAMP KAVETCHA GIRL

Naomi:
IF YOU’RE HONORED FOR YOUR MITZVAHS

Elayne:
CALL A CAMP KAVETCHA SISTER

Naomi:
IF SHE’S FAMOUS AND SHE’S DISTANT

Elayne:
GET IN TOUCH WITH HER ASSISTANT

Naomi:
IF YOU STILL CAN’T FIND HER

Elayne:
HAVE YOUR DAUGHTER’S GOYISH FRIEND REMIND HER

Naomi & Elayne:
THAAAAAAT…
WHEN YOU’RE IN A PINCH WE’LL GETCHA
‘CAUSE WE’RE ALWAYS THERE YOU BETCHA
I’M SO GLAD I METCHA
HERE AT SWANKY CAMP KAVETCHA
IF YOU NEED ME I’LL COME RUNNING
‘CAUSE OUR PARENTS SPENT THE MONEY
TO MAKE US ALL
CAMP KAVETCHA GIRLS!
MY DAD’S A ––

Naomi:
DENTIST!

Elayne:
BANKER!
Pete Gardner

**Pete Gardner** Actor
**Portrays**: Darryl Whitefeather — **Show debut**: "Josh Just Happens to Live Here!"

## 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
Horny Angry Tango

**Horny Angry Tango**
**Performer(s)**: Rebecca Bunch and Nathaniel Plimpton — **First Appearance**: "Oh Nathaniel, It's On!"

“**Horny Angry Tango**” is a musical number performed by Rebecca Bunch and Nathaniel Plimpton III. In this song they sing about their conflicted feelings towards each other. This song debuted in the Season Three episode "Oh Nathaniel, It's On!.”

## Song and lyrics

**Rebecca:**
*I’m clearly not over you yet.*

**Nathaniel:**
*I’m clearly not over you either.*

**Rebecca:**
*Our love has transformed into hate.*

**Nathaniel:**
*Damn! Sex right now would sure be great.*

**Rebecca and Nathaniel:**
*This is our horny angry tango!*

**Nathaniel:**
*I want to fight!*

**Rebecca:**
*I want to bang!*

**Rebecca and Nathaniel:**
*This is our horny angry tango!*

**Rebecca:**
*We’re truly furious but...*

**Rebecca and Nathaniel:**
*Dang! We’re also horny too!*

**Nathaniel:**
*I want to tear you limb from limb!*

**Rebecca:**
*And put your limbs all over my limbs!*

**Nathaniel:**
*Each time we fight I crave you more!*

**Rebecca:**
*This would be better on the floor!*

**Rebecca and Nathaniel:**
*This is our horizontal tango!*

**Nathaniel:**
*We’re both pissed off...*

**Rebecca:**
*And yet turned on!*

**Rebecca and Nathaniel:**
*This is our horizontal, horny, angry tango!*

*Now it’s time for six bar long*

*classic tango dance break.*

**Nathaniel:**
Ow, thorns!

**Rebecca and Nathaniel:**
Dip!

**Nathaniel:**
Whore!

**Rebecca:**
Slap!

**Nathaniel:**
*I cannot slap you back,*
*because you are a lady.*

**Rebecca:**
*That clearly is a double standard.*

**Rebecca and Nathaniel:**
*But it’s probably for the best*

*This is our horny angry tango!*
I'm Just a Girl in Love

**I'm Just a Girl in Love**
**Performer(s)**: Rebecca Bunch — **First Appearance**: "Where is Josh's Friend?"

"**I'm Just a Girl in Love**" is the Season Two opening theme song sung by Rebecca Bunch. The shows latest saga sell reflects the different direction of the show in which Rebecca is no longer in denial about her reasons for moving to West Covina, California. She embraces being in love while also refusing responsibility for any emotional collateral damage she caused while pursuing Josh Chan. The song's first appearance was in the Season Two episode "Where is Josh's Friend?".

## Song and lyrics

**Rebecca:**
*I'm just a girl in love!*

**Dancers:**
*La-la-la-lovey dove!*

**Rebecca:**
*I can't be held responsible for my actions!*

**Dancers:**
*She's an ingenue!*

**Rebecca:**
*I have no underlying issues to address*

*I'm certifiably cute and adorably obsessed!*

**Dancers:**
*They say love makes you crazy!*

*Therefore you can't call her crazy!*

*Cause when you call her "crazy"*

*You're just calling her in love!*

**Rebecca:**
*Blam!*

## Notes

* It is the only theme song to be used in the season premiere. It was not used in 204 and 213, although the latter features an almost complete spoken version in a flashback. Out of 13 episodes, two don't feature this theme song.

### Special appearance on the show

* It's revealed within the narrative of the show that the lyrics of the song were inspired by an incident in Rebecca's past. After a married Harvard professor named Robert broke up with her, Rebecca accidentally set his house on fire and was brought up on three counts of arson. When Rebecca's mother Naomi pleaded with the judge for leniency she said *"**She's just a girl in love. She can't be held responsible for her actions**"*. Rebecca's response to having court mandated psychiatric help was to say *"**I have no underlying issues to address**"*.

### Reprise

In Season Three the song was reprised by Trent Maddock. His version was a gender-swap homage known as "I'm Just A Boy In Love." An instrumental reprise of the song also appears during the end credits of most episodes in Season 2.
J. Castleman

**J. Castleman** Security guard

## Bio

**J. Castleman** is a West Covina graveyard security guard. He once bribed Paula Proctor into going on a date with him. He later ran into Paula and her friends visiting the graveyard. His first appearance was in the Season Two episode "When Do I Get to Spend Time With Josh?." He is portrayed by actor/comedian Patton Oswalt.

## History

### Season Two

While **J. Castleman** was doing security at the cemetery he found two people digging up a grave. Although one of them ran away he caught the other who turned out to be a local paralegal named Paula Proctor. He worked out a deal where she agreed to go on a date with him and in return he'd let her go. Paula made good on her promise and Castleman took her to his favorite place, the local aquarium. He was enthusiastic to share his love of marine life and reminded Paula she owed him when he sensed her apprehension. After getting her to touch a manta ray and sea urchin he insisted they look at some coral but got confused when he tried to show her the way. ("When Do I Get to Spend Time With Josh?").

### Season Four

One night Castleman was again patrolling the cemetery when he happened upon Paula and three of her friends Rebecca, Heather and Valencia visiting a particular grave. He eavesdropped on them and learned Rebecca was using a stranger's embarrassing death years ago to get some cathartic release about her own transgressions. Castleman was aware of Rebecca's shameful past since he also worked as an editor for the Daily Covina which recently published an exposé on her. He then scared the women when he revealed himself and greeted Paula who recognized him immediately from their date years ago. Castleman agreed that being haunted by the past is hard to overcome. It's also revealed he apparently murdered someone *(♫ The Cringe ♫)* ("I Am Ashamed").

 **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
Flooded with Justice

**Flooded with Justice**
**Performer(s)**: Josh, Rebecca, Paula, Darryl — **First Appearance**: "Josh and I Go to Los Angeles!"
 — **Genre**: Revolution-ish March

**Flooded with Justice** is a song sung by residents of San Gabriel valley who had been united by Rebecca Bunch and her law firm Whitefeather & Associates. Led by West Covina native Josh Chan, they were all participating in a class action law suit. It was against a company clled Greater City Water which had been diverting the surrounding areas water supply to Los Angeles. They gathered in front of the L.A. County courthouse and sang the song before the trial began. The songs first appearance was in the Season One episode "Josh and I Go to Los Angeles!".

## The song with lyrics

*Can you hear a trickling sound?*
*That's the leaky sink of change.*
*It's a drip, drip, drip, drip*
*That no handyman can fix.*
*For we shall not be ignored*
*Till our honor is restored*
*and your basement is flooded*
*with justice!*

*Soon the raging waters*
*will crash upon the shore.*
*When we sing of raging waters*
*it's not just a metaphor.*
*What we mean is it's also*
*a water park in San Dimas*
*but that's an aside.*
*It's not what we're marching for.*

*Can you hear a trickling sound?*
*That's the faulty faucets of truth.*
*It's a drip, drip, drip, drip*
*That will make you go.*
*"What is that?"*
*We shall not be denied*
*Till we restore our pride*
*And we'll all go to Raging Waters!*

And we'll ride Dr. Von Dark's
Tunnel of Terror!

Good idea, Baldwin Park!

Yeah!

*For we have had enough*
*of Hollywood stealing our water*
*They're probably using it*
*To make party drugs and Oscars.*
*Our precious water shouldn't be*
*funneled to celebrities.*
*No more water for B.J. Novak's*
*ecstasy factory!*

**B.J. Novak**:
What?

*Can you hear a trickling sound?*
*That's the janky shower of glory.*
*A drip, drip, drip, drip*
*that will keep you up.*
*all night, and then*
*you'll be late for work*
*and you won't be able to focus*
*and you'll come home to a basement*
*that's been flooded*
*flooded with justice!*

**Josh**:
You ready?

**B.J. Novak**:
Well, back to the old ecstasy factory.
Excuse me.
Skylar Astin

**Skylar Astin** Actor, singer
 **Show debut**: "Season Four"
**Family**: Meryl and Berry Lipstein (Mother and father), Brielle (sister), Mason (brother), Jace (brother) **Other work**: "Pitch Perfect", "Ground Floor"

## Bio

I’m so flipping excited to be joining the cast of @CW\_CrazyXGF !!!

**Skylar Astin** (full name **Skylar Astin Lipstein**) is an American actor and singer. He was born on September 23, 1987 in New York City to Jewish parents Meryl and Berry Lipstein. The Lipsteins raised him alongside his siblings Brielle, Milan and Jace in Rockland County. After graduating from Clarkstown High School North Astin attended Stagedoor Manor summer camp for the performing arts. He then enrolled in New York University studying at the Tisch School of Arts. Astin took a leave of absence when he was cast in the role of "Georg" in the Broadway rock musical "Spring Awakening." He was in the show for close to a year and during this time he filmed the movie "Hamlet 2." This led to him being signed to the United Talent Agency and moving to Los Angeles. Astin participated in a number of projects including a few failed television pilots until he got his breakthrough role in the 2012 film "Pitch Perfect" as "Jesse Swanson." He would go on to marry his co-star from the movie franchise Anna Camp in 2016. In 2013 he landed the lead role in the TBS sitcom "Ground Floor" which also featured Briga Heelan and Rene Gube. It was announced in 2018 that Astin would star in the final season of The CW musical comedy "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend" as "Greg Serrano" taking over the role from Santino Fontana.

## Notes

### "Ground Floor"

 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
Peter

**Peter** is a minor character on Crazy Ex-Girlfriend. Peter and Rebecca were both part of a musical production of Moby Dick. He is portrayed by Jimmy Bellinger .

## Early Life

At Harvard Peter alongside Rebecca were in a musical version of Moby Dick. Peter played the swabber and swabbed the decks throughout the play. Peter had a crush on Rebecca, but she was with Warren .
Man Nap

**Man Nap**
**Performer(s)**: Darryl Whitefeather, Tim, Jim — **First Appearance**: "Is Josh Free in Two Weeks?"

"**Man Nap**" is a performance by Darryl Whitefeather, Tim and Jim. The song is prompted by Darryl attempting to convince the tired and sick Nathaniel Plimpton III to take a nap to feel better. It was first heard in the Season Two episode "Is Josh Free in Two Weeks?".

## Song and lyrics

**Darryl**:
*It's a...*

**Darryl, Tim & Jim**:
*Man nap!*

**Darryl**:
*Time to nap like a man!*
*Sleepy sleepy cuddle time*
*Nap like a man.*
*Life is so tirin’*

**Darryl, Tim & Jim**:
*When you're a man!*

**Darryl**:
*Squinty squinty mouth a-gape*
*Nappy-nap man*

*Oh baby*
*The day is long*
*Work is stressful, it’s exhausting being so damn strong*
*It feels so right, to just let it go*
*‘cause when a man get’s older, his testosterone starts getting low*

**Darryl, Tim & Jim**:
*Man nap*

**Darryl**:
*Time to nap like a man*
*Suit jacket is a blanky now*

**Darryl, Tim & Jim**:
*Nap like a man*

**Darryl**:
*Life is so intense*

**Darryl, Tim & Jim**:
*When you're a man*

**Darryl**:
*Drooly drooly dreamy smile*

**Darryl, Tim & Jim**:
*Nappy nap man!*
Real Life Fighting is Awkward

**Real Life Fighting is Awkward**
**Performer(s)**: Chester Gregory — **First Appearance**: ""I Have To Get Out""
**Written by**: Rachel Bloom and Adam Schlesinger

"**Real Life Fighting is Awkward**" is a musical performance by Chester Gregory. In this song it's explained that real life fighting between people is nothing like the choreographed fight scenes featured in films. The song was first heard in the Season Four episode "I Have To Get Out".

## The song with lyrics

**Funk Singer:**
*Ooohhhooo, Ooohhhooo*

*Real life fighting is awkward*
*It's not like movie fighting.*
*Testosterone is rising but*
*you're really just grappling and writhing.*

*Oh, real life fighting is awkward*
*There are no cool sound effects.*
*Punching doesn't sound like anything.*
*You often hurt yourself*
*more than you hurt the other guy.*

*Real life fighting is awkward,*
*Yeah even if you know karate.*
*You have to both agree to use karate.*
*It can't just be one guy using karate.*
*You gotta have some ground rules.*

*Aooohhhooo, aoohhhooo*

*Its not like theater fighting.*
*It's not graceful,*
*there's not a lot of leaping*
*You don't have the presence of mind to leap*
*and there's no choreographer*
*keeping things from looking awkward.*

*Again, real life fighting is awkward*
*It's not like sci-fi fighting.*
*You can't stop time momentarily.*
*There are no futuristic weapons.*

*And, even if you had a real weapon,*
*You'd be freaked out by the weapon.*
*A weapon makes everything too real.*

*Back to that clumsy, awkward fighting!*

## Notes

### Fighting references

* The first sequence pays homage to the franchise "Die Hard" with Josh in the role of John McClane and Greg playing a terrorist.
* The second sequence homages Kung Fu films; notably Josh is dressed as Bruce Lee's character from "Enter The Dragon." He also mimics Lee's movements and shouts.
* The third fight sequence references the musical "West Side Story" with its highly choreographed and theatrically stylized fighting.
* The fourth fight sequence parodies the light saber duels from "Star Wars" along with the look and slow motion action featured in "The Matrix."
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Kung Fu
Broadway fighting
Sci-Fi fighting
Marc Webb

**Marc Webb** Director
 **Role**: Director and executive producer of "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend" — **Show debut**: "Josh Just Happens to Live Here!"
 **Other work**: "500 Days of Summer", "The Amazing Spider-Man"

## Filmography

 2014
 2012
 2009

 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)
Plimpton, Plimpton & Plimpton

**Plimpton, Plimpton & Plimpton** Law firm
**Location**: Los Angeles, California — **Debut**: "When Do I Get to Spend Time With Josh?"

## History

### Season Two

* ”When Do I Get to Spend Time With Josh?”: Nathaniel Plimpton III is introduced as co-owner of Whitefeather & Associates having bought a shares from Darryl. Rebecca recognizes his last name and correctly guesses he’s from the L.A. based firm **Plimpton, Plimpton & Plimpton**. Nathaniel explains his firm wanted to expand into West Covina and Rebecca’s litigation against Greater City Water made then interested in Darryl’s firm.
* ”Will Scarsdale Like Josh's Shayna Punim?”: Darryl is bothered when he sees his “Whitefeather & Associates” sign in their lobby has been changed to “Plimpton, Plimpton & Plimpton.”
* ”Is Josh Free in Two Weeks?”: Nathaniel II leaves the home office of Plimpton, Plimpton & Plimpton to make a surprise visit to the new branch firm. He is pleased to see the photo of him with his father and son is hanging in Whitefeather & Associates lobby.

### Season Three

* ”I Never Want to See Josh Again.”: When Rebecca turns in her resignation to Whitefeather & Associates Nathaniel contacts the L.A. firm for a replacement. They send Cornelia Wickfield who is inadvertently harassed by the staff. She later quits and decides to file a H.R. complaint with Plimpton, Plimpton & Plimpton for her poor treatment.

 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
Jeff Hiller

**Jeff Hiller** is an American actor, comedian, writer and producer. He plays Harry  on Crazy Ex-Girlfriend .

## Biography

Jeff Hiller was born in San Antonio, Texas. Jeff is a comedian and does musical improv. He has appeared on various television shows and films including, Ugly Betty, Guiding Light, 30 Rock, Community, Morning Glory and Ghost Town.
Rachel Specter

**Rachel Specter** Actress, writer, producer
 **Show debut**: "Josh's Sister is Getting Married!"
**Family**: Dan Levy (husband), Abe (son), Romy (daughter) **Other work**: "Cougar Town"

## Notes

### Eye color

 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)
Scary Scary Sexy Lady

**Scary Scary Sexy Lady**
**Performer(s)**: Rebecca Bunch — **First Appearance**: "Josh’s Ex-Girlfriend is Crazy"

“**Scary Scary Sexy Lady**” is a musical number by Rebecca Bunch. This song debuted in the Season Three episode "Josh’s Ex-Girlfriend is Crazy.”

## Song and lyrics

Scary, scary, sexy lady.

Angry, scary, sexy lady.

Angry like a witch

but sexy like a sexy witch

Scary, scary, sexy lady.

Angry, angry, sexy, scary lady.

Scorned like a lady and

angry like a lady scorned.

Wearing high heels and

short skirt made of murder

a trench coat made of pain

she’s walking down an alleyway

high heels made of daggers

eyes made of daggers too...

She’s here to chop your penis off.

## Notes

* A version of the song to the same tune called "I Hope Your Penis Falls Off" was almost chosen as the season three song instead of the "You Do/You Don’t Want To Be Crazy". At the stage where it was considered that the third season would have two theme songs, this would be the theme song for the first half of the episodes.

Lyrics

I hope your penis falls off

Cause that would probably hurt the way you hurt me

I hope you drown in medical waste toxic like your kiss

But most of all, I hope that someone says they love you

and finally feel complete

And then abandon you and your penis falls off

1. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nXNwTXIA5ws&t=2019s
Patrick

**Patrick** West Covina delivery man

**Patrick** is a local Rapid Times Express employee that delivers packages to the residents of West Covina, California. One of his many frequent customers is local attorney Rebecca Bunch who uses the service frequently. During a few of his visits she has asked for his advice on several personal matters. His first appearance was in the Season Two episode "Is Josh Free in Two Weeks?". He is portrayed by actor Seth Green.

## History

**Patrick** had been delivering a large number of packages to attorney Rebecca Bunch recently. These boxes were all related to the upcoming wedding she was planning for herself to her fiancé Josh Chan. Patrick did not look forward to these deliveries since Rebecca would often ask his opinion about decisions she had to make. His latest visit she wanted to know what he thought of yet another wedding dress she was considering. She had to decide soon since the wedding date had been moved up. Patrick guessed the rushed nuptials had something to do up with feelings she had for her new boss but she ignored his theory. He then suggested she ask her mother to help but she was busy getting Botox. Her best friend Paula Proctor couldn't help either since she was studying for law school finals and jokingly she asked Patrick if he could help.

## Notes

### Robot Chicken

 **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
Laura

**Laura** Partner at a prestigious New York City law firm

**Laura** is a partner at the New York City law firm of Sampson & Saunders and at one time Rebecca Bunch's boss. She and the other partners offered Rebecca a promotion at the firm and were shocked when she turned them down. Her first appearance was in the Season One episode "Josh Just Happens to Live Here!". She is portrayed by actress Isabella Hoffman.

## History

In October of 2015, **Laura** and the other senior partners at the law firm of Sampson & Saunders had just agreed to promote one of their star attorneys Rebecca Bunch. Although she was young, Laura and the others had no problem giving the up and comer the position of junior partner. They truly appreciated Rebecca's hard work and tireless dedication to the firm and considered this a well deserved reward. Laura had Rebecca report to the board room for a meeting to give her the good news. She was taken aback by Rebecca's response as she didn't seem surprised. Rebecca also appeared to be distracted by something else and disinterested at the incredible opportunity just presented to her.

Rebecca launched into a vague, rambling monologue about time and destiny. When Laura and the others expressed their confusion, Rebecca clarified that another much better opportunity had presented itself to her. Rebecca told Laura that she respectfully declined their offer and got up to leave. One of Laura's colleagues asked if she was quitting to go to another firm. Rebecca didn't want to elaborate and was about to go when Laura started going down a list of competing firms. She asked if it was Cromwell, Chicago or Boston but Rebecca told her it wasn't any of them. The only clue she would give Laura before she left the office was that her new opportunity was *"where dreams live"* ("Josh Just Happens to Live Here!")".

 **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
Nathaniel Plimpton III/Songs

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

"**I Go To The Zoo**"
**Performed by**: Nathaniel
**Writers**: Rachel Bloom, Adam Schlesinger
Nathaniel goes to the zoo.

"**Without Love You Can Save the World**"
**Performed by**: Rebecca Bunch and the Cast of "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend"
**Writers**: Rachel Bloom, Adam Schlesinger
Rebecca and the characters describe the things you can do when you are not following love

"**Fit Hot Guys Have Problems Too**"
**Performed by**: Nathaniel Plimpton III, White Josh and Josh Chan
**Writers**: Rachel Bloom, Adam Schelsinger
The guys complain about their feelings

"**Horny Angry Tango**"
**Performed by**: Rebecca Bunch and Nathaniel Plimpton
**Writers**: Adam Schlesinger, Rachel Bloom, Jack Dolgen
They sing about their unresolved feelings for each other.

"**Nothing is Ever Anyone's Fault**"
**Performed by**: Nathaniel Plimpton III and Rebecca Bunch
**Writers**: Adam Schlesinger, Rachel Bloom
Nathaniel and Rebecca convince themselves no one is truly responsible for any bad decisions they make

### Season Four

"**No One Else Is Singing My Song**"
**Performed by**: Rebecca, Nathaniel and Josh and the cast
**Writers**: Rachel Bloom, Jack Dolgen & Adam Schlesinger
Rebecca, Nathaniel and Josh lament how misunderstood they are.

"**The Group Mind Has Decided You're In Love**"
**Performed by**: Crazy Ex-Girlfriend Cast
**Writers**: Rachel Bloom, Adam Schlesinger, and Aline Brosh McKenna
The cast ships Darryl and White Josh' relationship.

"**Trapped In A Car With Someone You Don't Want To Be Trapped In A Car With**"
**Performed by**: Crazy Ex-Girlfriend cast
**Writers**: Rachel Bloom, Jack Dolgen, and Adam Schlesinger
Three separate traveling companions get on each other's nerves.

"**Sports Analogies**"
**Performed by**: Nathaniel Plimpton III and Josh Chan
**Writers**: Jack Dolgen and Adam Schlesinger
Nathaniel and Josh do sport analogies.

"**Gratuitous Karaoke Moment**"
**Performed by**: Nathaniel Plimpton III and Maya feat. Cast
**Writers**: Rachel Bloom, Jack Dolgen and Adam Schlesinger
Nathaniel and Maya sing karaoke while pointing out various romantic comedy tropes.

"**The Tick Tock Clock**"
**Performed by**: Rebecca Bunch, Tim, Nathaniel Plimpton, Valencia Perez
**Writers**: Rachel Bloom & Adam Schlesinger
Time drags in as the cast rehearses their parts.

"**Etta Mae's Lament (Revised)**"
**Performed by**: Nathaniel Plimpton
**Writers**: {{{writers}}}
Nathaniel performs.

"**The Math of Love Quadrangles**"
**Performed by**: Rebecca, Nathaniel, Josh, Greg
**Writers**: Rachel Bloom, Jack Dolgen, and Adam Schlesinger
Rebecca can't choose between three men

## Cut song

"**Settle For Her**"
**Performed by**: Nathaniel Plimpton III
**Writers**: Adam Schlesinger, Rachel Bloom
Nathaniel considers Mona while also thinking about Rebecca.
Rene Gube

**Rene Gube** Actor, writer, comedian
**Portrays**: Father Brah — **Role**: Writer/actor/Executive story editor — **Show debut**: "Josh and I Are Good People!"
**Family**: Briga Heelan (wife), Bennet Alejandra Gube (daughter) **Other work**: "Ground Floor"

## Résumé

Film
 2012
 2015

Web

Writer
 2012
 2013–2015
 2015–2016

Producer

## Notes

### "Ground Floor"

 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)
Melina Root

**Melina Root** Costume designer
 **Show debut**: "Josh Just Happens to Live Here!"
 **Other work**: "3rd Rock From the Sun", "That 70's Show"

## Bio

**Melina Root** is an American two time Emmy award winning costume designer who studied at Yale University. Melina has had an over twenty year career working in Hollywood for various television productions. Her earliest work was on a 1990 episode of "Saturday Night Live" hosted by Dennis Quad. Her longest production tenures have been on the NBC sitcom "3rd Rock From the Sun" (1996-2001) and her eight year run (1998-2006) on the Fox sitcom "That 70's Show". She was awarded Emmys in the category of "Outstanding Costume Design" for her work on both series in 1997 for her NBC show and 1999 for the Fox comedy. She is currently the head of wardrobe and costume designer on The CW show "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend". On August 2, 2016, a number of Root's costumes and outfits she designed for the show in Season One was featured in the FIDM Museum's "Outstanding Art of Television Costume Design" exhibition.

## External links

* Possessionista Interview
* Interview with Melina Root and Rachel Bloom

 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)
Jack Dolgen

**Jack Dolgen** Musician
 **Role**: Song writer on "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend" —
 **Other work**: NTSF:SD:SUV

**Jack Dolgen** is an American singer/song writer, producer and longtime collaborator of Crazy Ex-Girlfriend co-creator Rachel Bloom. He is currently a musical consultant and staff writer on the show working alongside Rachel Bloom and Music producer Adam Schlesinger. He has worked on various films, TV shows, online content and commercials . His work as a producer includes musicians and comedians such as Gavin Turek, Harvard Sailing Team, Kimmy Gatweood, Brad Raisin, Billy and Adam (SNAKES) and Bridgid Ryan. Along with song writing on he is credited with writing two episodes in Season One of Crazy Ex-Girlfriend: "I'm Back at Camp with Josh!" and "Why Is Josh in a Bad Mood?".

 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)
Joyce

**Joyce** A West Covina vagrant

**Joyce** is a homeless person who frequents a park in West Covina, California. Rebecca Bunch decided to help her in order to prove to Greg Serrano she was a good person. Her first appearance was in the Season One episode "Josh and I Are Good People!". She is portrayed by actress Eileen Galindo.

## History

**Joyce** was sitting on the park bench when Rebecca Bunch walked by. Joyce asked her if she had any change but Rebecca replied she only had twenty dollar bills which she got from working. Sometime later while Joyce was rummaging through her bag she was approached by Rebecca who unexpectedly gave her some money. She then asked Joyce if there was anything else she needed. Joyce then asked for a ride in her car. While buckled in the passenger seat, Joyce inspected the vehicle as Rebecca drove and talked about what was bothering her. When Joyce remarked that her car was nice Rebecca started quickly rattling off a list of the automobiles various features. In response to Rebecca's manic cadence Joyce could only stare sidelong at her.

This created an uncomfortable silence which Rebecca ended up breaking by ranting about someone named Greg. She angrily resolved to prove him wrong and Joyce asked to be let out of the car. Joyce asked Rebecca what her damage was which led to a quick synopsis of recent events *(♫ Crazy Ex-Girlfriend Theme Song ♫)*. Sometime afterwards, Joyce was again on the park bench when Rebecca approached her once more. She told Joyce that the object of her affection Josh Chan had just admitted he was very attracted to her. Joyce celebrated Rebecca's "victory" by holding hands with her and screaming while jumping up and down ("Josh and I Are Good People!").

 **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
Cerastes Missles

### Effects

Tap the top trigger to fire the powerful Cerastes Missiles, used by the military themselves.

The Cerastes Missles are an extremely powerful weapon that can be equipped by MXT. Like Skull's Plasma Cannon, they can be fired by simply taping the trigger. They are MXT's most powerful weapon, and they can be upgraded to level 2.

## Cerastes Missiles Level 2

These Cerastes Missiles are extremely powerful, and they can be effective in quick and long range combat. They deal more damage than their original version. According to Anki they are so top secret they have no manual. These Cerastes Missiles are expensive and rare, but are worth the cost.

### Effects

Tap the top trigger to fire the deadlier upgrade of the Cerastes Missiles.
Joanna Kerns

**Joanna Kerns** Director
 **Role**: Director of "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend" —
 **Other work**: "Growing Pains"

## Bio

**Joanna Kerns** (born **Joanne Crussie DeVarona**) is an American director and actress. She was born on February 12, 1953 in San Francisco, California to David Thomas DeVarona and Martha Louise (née Smith). She has three siblings including an older sister named Donna de Varona who is an Olympic gold medalist. Joanna herself competed in gymnastics and participated in the 1968 Olympic trials. She majored in dance at UCLA but dropped out to work in a New York stage production with Gene Kelley. Afterwards she moved back to California and landed guest roles in various TV shows thought the late 70's and early 80's. During that time she married a commercial director named Richard Kerns in 1976 and had a daughter named Ashley Cooper. They would divorce nine years later right before she was cast in her best known role as "Maggie Seaver" on the ABC network sitcom "Growing Pains". The series ran for seven years from 1985 to 1992. Afterwards, Joanna continued acting and in 1995 married prominent Los Angeles architect Marc Appleton. She also appeared in two "Growing Pain" reunion movies in 2000 and 2004. Kerns started to transition to a role behind the camera as a director working on such shows as "Dawson's Creek", "Scrubs" and "Grey's Anatomy". In 2015 Kerns directed two episodes of The CW network musical comedy "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend".

## Filmography

*Coming soon!*

 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)
Megan Heyn

**Megan Heyn** Actor
**Portrays**: Ashley Pratt — **Show debut**: "I'm Back at Camp with Josh!"

**Megan Heyn** is an American actress, writer and producer. She plays Ashley Pratt on Crazy Ex-Girlfriend.

## Biography

At a young age Megan was fascinated by classic films. The films inspired her to take lessons in tap dancing and singing. After high school she moved to Southern California for university. She went to the University of California where she studied acting and musical theater. After graduating she moved to LA where she began her career in acting. She got various guest roles on TV and even wrote and produced her own web series.
One Indescribable Instant

**One Indescribable Instant**
**Performer(s)**: Tita Myrna — **First Appearance**: ""Paula Needs to Get Over Josh!""
**Written by**: Adam Schlesinger — **Genre**: Pop music

"**One Indescribable Instant**" is a song from the popular animated film "Slumbered". This song was a favorite of Rebecca Bunch, who believed strongly in its romantic notions. It was also sung by Josh's aunt Tita Myrna when she went on *"Star Search"* in 1984 and received 3 and three-quarter stars for her performance. She would later sing the song at her niece Jayma Epstein's wedding. It was first heard in the Season One episode "Paula Needs to Get Over Josh!". The song is track number 27 on the Crazy Ex-Girlfriend: Original Television Soundtrack (Season 1 - Vol.2).

In one indescribable instant
the whole world falls away
In one indescribable instant
you'll know just what to say!

In one indescribable instant
your heart will speak the truth!
'Cuz in that one indescribable,
magical mystical, endless,
incredible instant
The only words you need are
I love you!

In one indescribable instant
there is no time or space!
In one indescribable instant
it all falls into place!
In one indescribable instant
your dreams will all come true!

'Cuz in that one indescribable
magical mystical, endless,
incredible, barely believable,
truly unlikely
but not inconceivable,
what are you kidding me,
no it's for real-able instant,
The only words you need are
I love you!

## Notes

### Pastiche

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Mason and Lilly

**Mason and Lilly** Twin half-siblings of Greg Serrano

**Mason and Lilly** are the twin children of parents Shawna and Stewart; they are also the half-siblings to their mother's first child Greg Serrano. They tried their best to get along with him but for years Greg had an irrational dislike of them. It didn't help that they were born into a wealthy lifestyle as opposed to their older brothers more working class upbringing which caused some resentment. They were portrayed by actor Kalama Epstein as Mason and actress Taylor Blackwell as Lilly. Their first appearance was in the Season One episode "My Mom, Greg's Mom and Josh's Sweet Dance Moves!".

## History

In December 2015 on the day before Christmas Eve, **Mason and Lilly** were getting set for their mom's annual traditional of having a lavish holiday dinner. They were anxious about it as their snarky half-brother Greg Serrano was also to attend. Since he was a bartender they decided to watch a few YouTube videos online so as to learn how to properly prepare a drink. When Greg arrived for the dinner they cheerfully served him and his guest Heather Davis. They gave them virgin cocktails ornamented with candy canes, a unique drink they made themselves. Their mother Shawna was proud of them and told Greg the twins went to all that trouble because they think it's cool their older brother works in a bar.

Greg wasn't appreciative of the gesture and in response lectured everyone that romanticizing the working class promotes economic disparity. As their father Stewart defended Shawna's statement, Mason and Lilly tried to ignore Greg's sanctimonious rant and started playing on their phones. However, they both looked up at the same time when Greg referred to them as freeloaders. Sometime later, Mason and Lilly started constructing a gingerbread house while Heather and their father Stewart looked on. Greg pulled Heather away to chastise her for fraternizing with them. Unwilling to deal with the tension Greg was creating, Heather revealed to Shawna that Greg was acting this way because never got over her abandoning him.

Heather then asked if she could get a to-go plate which elicited incredulous looks from Mason and Lilly. As the twins continued to build the gingerbread house, Shawna and Greg dealt with the longstanding issue between them. Greg couldn't believe it when Heather pointed out that he was clearly in the wrong and needed to grow up. Mason spoke up and agreed with Heather noting that she's cool but Greg had been a dick and acting horribly to everyone all night. Shawna chastised Mason for his remark but Greg considered this for a moment before conceding that he was right. Mason and Lilly were surprised he took the criticism well and were pleased when Greg aplogized to their mother ("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