After recently binging season one of Crazy Ex-Girlfriend it quickly became one of my favorite shows. There are several reasons why I fell in love with this show. From the characters, the story, and the fact that it is a musical. But the thing I loved the most was that it was so unbelievably relatable.

Most shows out today are not as honest as Crazy Ex-Girlfriend. Most T.V shows have characters with perfect lives and maybe one or two that do not have every thing together. Not this one. Every character has some issues that they are trying to work through.

The main character, Rebecca Bunch, is a quirky lawyer who is trying to find happiness after following her old high school flame to California.

Rebecca is the most relatable character on the show because she is flawed. She is trying to get her life together, however the decisions she makes often put her in sticky situations that require a musical number.

Although, I do not create songs to work I my problems, I can relate to the way she struggles with money, boys, and overall adulting.

Rebecca is not the only relatable character. One of the other main females on the show is Rebecca's best friend, Paula Proctor.

While Paula means well, sometimes she tries to help Rebecca too much. Her obsession with Rebecca's drama is something most people can relate too. We all have had a friend that needs help and advice and sometimes your help makes things worse. But your heart was always in the right place.

Another leading lady on the show is, Valencia Perez. While Rebecca thinks that she is amazing and everything she is not, we later see that no matter how great things seem, everyone has some insecurities.

Which brings us to Valencia's boyfriend, and the reason Rebecca moved to California, Josh Chan.

Josh seems perfect to Rebecca and Valencia, however it is clear that, as nice as Josh is, he has his own issues. He is incredibly close to Rebecca and always willing to help her, which makes her think he shares her feelings. Throughout season one, Josh seems very unsure about what he wants regarding Rebecca and Valencia. And he also lies to his girlfriend multiple times.

And one of my personal favorites is Josh's lifelong best friend, Greg.

Greg is the snarkiest and most cynical character on the show. His bluntness occasionally gets him into trouble. However underneath his angry-at-the-world facade, we see how much he cares about the people around him. And side note, he has some amazing songs during season one.

There are many more supporting characters that are incredibly entertaining. This funny, realistic comedy provides something for everyone. From the romance, to the drama, to the songs, and to the amount of jokes. Anyone that has ever been in love, felt like nothing was going their way, or had to deal with the aftermath of a bad decision will be able to relate to Crazy Ex-Girlfriend.