Crazy Ex-Girlfriend - anyone watch? — Page 2

hork said: "And Rachel Bloom is great, although isn't she basically Lena Dunham 2.0?"

I would personally say no, because I find Rachel Bloom to be funny. I couldn't imagine Lena Dunham being able to have other characters joke about and tear down a sudden conversion to veganism the way it was handled on this show. I also couldn't imagine Rachel being shocked and offended when the rest of the world didn't find her writing about "using the same techniques as a child molester" to get her kid sister to explore her body with her to be particularly funny or cute.

I'm still enjoying it. Mrs. Hernandez's song was a highlight.

I honestly watched this expected to check out after an episode or two, and it's become one of my favorite things to watch, heh.

I am a little late to the party on this. Heard an interview on the radio the other day where the TV reviewer discussed CEG and Mom as being 2 of the best written funniest shows on. Since I already watch Mom and love it, I decided to try CEG. What a surprise. I laughed out loud several times and really enjoyed it. I watched the last show that was available through TIme Warner Cable On-Demand and it was the episode that featured "Hey Sexy Stranger". I was cackling over the "please don't harvest my kidney" line. I had to re watch it on You Tube. This show will be added to my queue.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iH3FPrI_Cuw&sns=em

Just caught up with the latest episode last night. Tovah Feldshuh was HYSTERICAL. Her musical number at the beginning of the episode was one of the funniest, most wacky scenes on television this fall. She absolutely deserves to become a series regular. The show has been picked up for 18 episodes (not quite a full season of 22 episodes), but we should savor these last 10 episodes if they indeed end up being the final episodes of the series. Such a fun show, and I wish the ratings were a bit better. Everyone should binge on the first eight episodes and tune in when it returns on January 25th.

I love this show! These first 8 episodes were terrific, I hope the rest of the season stays consistent with the first 8. I just discovered this show after Bloom won the Golden Globe, I'm so glad I found it.

I can't seem to find this on, ondemand. Is there anywhere I can watch this?

I loved it. I think it was one of the best episodes so far. It maybe felt a little light on music, but I loved getting a "West Covina" reprise!

I really liked Galavant last year, but I lost interest this year.

Mister Matt, did you at least watch through Tovah Feldshuh's appearance? You're not wrong that it is repetitive plot-wise, though, and I've wondered at times where it can go, but it's pretty good in the character department. I still wonder if this is ultimately going to be a darker meditation on mental illness more than anything else. The last episode kind of blew up the plot a bit, which is promising.

The only thing about the songs is that the lip syncing is bad. Still.

I know it's not CEG, but I just wish CEG could have the money and promotion behind it that Galavant does.

MM, Galavant stays on, I think, probably because ABC/Disney knows how much they owe to Alan Mencken and if it's a vanity thank you , so be it, and I'm not saying this to be mean; I really like him. Galavant has moments of brilliance but not often. And some of the songs are really terrific. It's a limited run and not on during sweeps. Again, it makes me happy to see so many singers and dancers WORKING !

CEG was back this week with another charming episode. Again with two productions numbers, and Rebecca's craziness, we got more of the developing storyline of Rebecca's boss Darryl and his bi (?)GAY) relationship with hunky White Josh. Plenty of double entendre and cuteness with the "Music Man" homage ending in a swimming pool! No spoilers but the end of the episode paid off nicely along with setting up next week's episode and the return of Tovah Feldshuh (Yay!) as Rebecca's mother.

Am I the only one watching ? I know it's ratings challenged and hope it gets some Emmy noms and hopefully the CW will give it a renewal. Watch this show!

Loved this week's homage to Les Mis (the 'leaky faucets of truth' and 'flooded basement of justice' made me laugh out loud from the sheer unapologetic zaniness). Also loved the Music Man homage last week. The story is definitely getting more interesting as well. I watched the first half of the season just because it is a musical, but aside from the Fred/Ginger number "Settle for Me", and "she gives good parent", didn't really love the songs that much. But i've been enjoying them more lately - it seems that the show is really finding its groove, at least from my perspective. I now am looking forward to it even more, especially with the water storyline.

Love the show. Surprised no one here has yet brought up the brilliance of Donna Lynne Champlin who plays Paula, the best friend. She's pure comic gold on this show.