The season 2 premiere starts minutes after Rebeccas truth bomb.
She expertly manipulates Josh by making him look like hes one whos being too intense.
Greg, meanwhile, is secretly in Alcoholics Anonymous and hiding from Rebecca.
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But where would this TV musical be without its music?
We love the music ofCrazy Ex-Girlfriendso much.
Theyre smart, funny, and we listen to them all on repeat.
So, this season, EW recaps will focus on the songs ofCrazy Ex-Girlfriend.
And, starting with episode 2, Ill be ranking the top songs of the season so far.
Its a spot-on social commentary that makes its point well.
Not only that, it is the perfect explanation of Rebecca and Joshs relationship.
And Josh has always been a man of simple mind and few words, like a human puppy.
Its a slow, sultry 80s-inspired song that starts with cheesy sax a la George Michaels Careless Whisper.
Its a perfect pastiche of 80s pop.
That said, its very musically repetitive.
This one is entertaining, but not greatest hits status.
Song Ranking:No question Love Kernels is first.
Its on point with its message and a spot-on parody ofLemonade.
We Should Definitely Not Have Sex Right Now is good but not one for the ages.
