The Top 10 Hunks of "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend"

All three seasons of Crazy Ex-Girlfriend are up on Netflix, giving us the complete saga of Rebecca Bunch (Rachel Bloom), who runs into her grade-school crush Josh Chan (Vincent Rodriguez III) one day on the street, and drops everything to move to West Covina and stalk him.

It turns out that Rebecca really is crazy; she has Borderline Personality Disorder, characterized by extreme mood swings, impulsivity, obsessions, and relationship problems.  She moves too fast and overreacts violently to rejection or just "let's slow down."  People who suffer from BPD in real life have praised the show for its realistic portrayal, finally "getting mental illness right."

In addition to Rebecca's ongoing pursuit of Josh Chan and other guys whom she believes will make her life perfect, the palette of the show expands to include subplots.  Josh and his posse don't have perfect lives, after all.  Nearly everyone is involved in a toxic parent-child relationship.

It's one of the most diverse casts I've ever seen, and one of the most beefcake-heavy.

1. Josh (above) is riddled with insecurities, indecisive, and rather dimwitted (not quite Joey Tribbiani, but close).  He still lives with his mother, in spite of her entreaties for  him to move out.

2. He works for an over-accommodating boss (Johnny Ray Meeks) and seeks advice from an over-accommodating priest (Rene Gube, left).

3.  Josh (David Hull), who is gay, has a major inferiority complex.  He can't understand why someone as great as Darryl Whitefeather (Pete Gardner) would be interested in him (um...have you looked in a mirror lately?).


By the way, Vincent Rodriguez III is gay in real life, and David Hull is straight.

3. Hector (Erick Lopez) has an unhealthy dependency on his mother.  He's dating Heather, a perpetual student, taking every class at her community college, sometimes twice, afraid to graduate and move to the next stage of her life.













4. Greg (Santino Fontana) dates Rebecca for awhile, then realizes that he's an alcoholic, and goes away to get help.

5. Nathan Plimpton (Scott Michael Foster), Rebecca's boss after Darryl sells the company, is an amoral schemer constantly trying to win his dad's love.

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6. Paula, Rebecca's older mentor and bff, finds that she enjoys complex, not-entirely-legal schemes; they take her mind off her failures at home and at work.  Her husband (Steve Monroe) cheats and has to get back into her good graces, and she overtly neglects her teenage sons (including Zayne Emory, left).

7.-8. Jim (Burl Moseley, right) is one of Rebecca's coworkers, and Darryl (Pete Gardner), her first boss, who dated Josh until they broke up,  Then Darryl started dating a woman.

9. Dr. Shin (Jay Hayden) is one of Rebecca's psychiatrists.

10. Trent (Paul Welsh) is Rebecca's stalker.


See also: "Fit Hot Guys Have Problems, Too," a song from Crazy Ex-Girlfriend