Most Underrated Moments From Crazy Ex-Girlfriend

You haven't started watching Crazy Ex-Girlfriend yet, what are you waiting for? It's funny, witty, and painfully honest. Every episodes deliver amazing musical numbers inspired by a wide array of genres. You'll probably find yourself relating to at least one character on that show. I'm a mix of Rebecca and Josh Chan which is slightly terrifying. However, like in any show, the small moments that really shine are overshadowed by a larger story or moment. Here is a list of some of the most underrated moments for now...

5. Chet's Nuts

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Maybe it was just me that didn't get it at first. Maybe I was too busy planning my wedding to Rachel Bloom to notice. Or maybe I was too busy singing along, but it took me not one, but two full binge watches to realize Rebecca says "Chet's nuts roasting in the bright sunlight" not chestnuts. My mind has been blow and I can't unhear it now.

4. Santino Fontana & Vincent Rodriguez III's Tap Dancing

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I feel like the overall theme of the episode truly overshadowed this amazing musical number. Yes the song is funny and catchy, but the star of this number is the choreography and delivery of the two male leads dancing. Can we give them all the awards??

3. The Really Exclusive Sushi Place

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Friendtopia is probably one of my top 3 favorite songs so far. It's a Spice Girls reference AND brings together my favorite friendship from the show. But I just can't get over the exclusive sushi place that won't let them in even after taking control of the world. To quote Rebecca, "Is it just me? Maybe it's just me!"

2. Any Time Karen Is On Screen

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It's never not hilarious when Karen is on an episode. But keeping her character so minor usually makes her forgettable. Lets be honest though, who forgets Karen, umm I'm sorry, Angelique and the lube? I'm still laughing!

1. Maya

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Okay I have to admit, I'm madly in love with Maya and Esther Povitsky. The second she introduced herself at the staff meeting and Darrell immediately put her in her place, I was hooked. Her appearances are brief but her character may be one of the most relate-able as she just wants to fit in at work and make some friends. The moment that really got me was her and Darrell feeling excluded from Rebecca's girl night and creating a dance to show them how fun they can be. The Maya is now my go to move at any event.