Sentence examples for series crazy from inspiring English sources

Single-camera picture editing for a comedy series: "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend" .

Rubinstein was in the series Crazy like a Fox and Family for which he wrote the opening theme song.

Rachel Bloom from TV series "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend" has been nominated for a Golden Globe for actress in TV musical/comedy.

Although it features a scene of, um, er, very intimate waxing, there is an "Enchanted" quality to the CW's new hourlong series "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend," which premieres Monday.

Outstanding Single-Camera Picture Editing for a Comedy Series "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend" .

Kesha, who will be featured in her own MTV documentary series, "My Crazy Beautiful Life," played with the family's dogs, then sat in the living room as Mr. Guadagnino and his relatives quizzed her about some of her unusual exploits.

In Philip Roth's phenomenally successful 1969 novel "Portnoy's Complaint," the Jewish hero sleeps his way into mainstream America through the narrow loins of a series of crazy harridans and accommodating lovelies.

But getting to please his mom is part of why Brown is excited for his forthcoming role on This is Us, the highly anticipated NBC series from Crazy Stupid Love writer Dan Fogelman.

After so many bludgeonings, it's natural to look for something fun, but, unfortunately, the David E. Kelley series "The Crazy Ones," on CBS, which stars Robin Williams and Sarah Michelle Gellar as a father-daughter advertising team, leans too far into the hectoring-Zorba aspect of Williams's persona.

(Scott) 'The Cabin in the Woods' (R, 1 35) Joss Whedon and Drew Goddard's film is an exuberant hash of genres: an apparently by-the-book horror movie cross-pollinated with a wildly self-referential workplace satire, all of it culminating in a series of crazy, silly and not very scary surprises.

(Holden) 'The Cabin in the Woods' (R, 1 35) Joss Whedon and Drew Goddard's film is an exuberant hash of genres: an apparently by-the-book horror movie cross-pollinated with a wildly self-referential workplace satire, all of it culminating in a series of crazy, silly and not very scary surprises.