Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, described as a blend of Glee's musical numbers and Fleabag's dark humour, is experiencing a surge in streaming popularity. The series follows Rebecca Bunch, a lawyer who moves to California to win back her childhood sweetheart.
01Summary
- 01Crazy Ex-Girlfriend originally aired on The CW for four seasons starting in 2015.
- 02The series was created, written and directed by Rachel Bloom and Aline Brosh McKenna.
- 03It stars Rachel Bloom as Rebecca Bunch, an Ivy-League-educated lawyer who moves to West Covina, California, to pursue her childhood sweetheart Josh Chan.
- 04The show uses music to tell its story and blends dark comedy with musical performances.
- 05Crazy Ex-Girlfriend is now climbing streaming charts, according to Collider.
02Why it matters
If you enjoy musical series like Glee and dark comedies such as Fleabag, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend offers a similar experience that is now gaining new viewers on streaming platforms.
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