Personally, I remember hearing about Crazy Ex-Girlfriend when it first came out and knowing nothing about it other than its name. I prematurely judged the show based on its title and assumed that it was misogynist garbage peddled by frat boys with the intention of dunking on women for committing the cardinal sin of having feelings. Instead, the joke was on me, as the two genius women who crafted the brilliant show had delivered it with this awkward title on purpose in order to make a larger point about mental illness and dating.
When I eventually gave the series a spin, years into its run, I was completely floored and became instantly obsessed—not as obsessed as Rebecca is with her ex-boyfriend Josh, but obsessed nonetheless. I’m not a big musical theater kind of guy, so I was shocked at how much I loved the songs in Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, especially the opening number aptly titled “West Covina,” which plays as Rebecca uproots her life and moves across the country to the California locale.
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