Josh and I Go to Los Angeles! 

Rebecca and Josh head to Los Angeles to present their case, which also forces them to confront their long buried feelings.

Director:

Michael Patrick Jann

Writers:

Rachel Bloom (created by), Aline Brosh McKenna (created by)

Stars:

Rachel Bloom, Vincent Rodriguez III, Santino Fontana

Cast

Episode cast overview, first billed only:
Rachel Bloom	...	Rebecca Bunch
Vincent Rodriguez III	...	Josh Chan
Santino Fontana	...	Greg Serrano
Donna Lynne Champlin	...	Paula Proctor
Pete Gardner	...	Darryl Whitefeather
Vella Lovell	...	Heather Davis
B.J. Novak	...	B.J. Novak
Rachel Grate	...	Audra Levine
Michael Hitchcock	...	Bert Buttenweiser
David Hull	...	White Josh
Gabrielle Ruiz	...	Valencia Perez
Ava Acres	...	Young Rebecca
Johnny Ray Meeks	...	Kevin (as Johnny Meeks)
Paul Welsh	...	Trent Maddock
Daniela Somers	...	Young Audra

Storyline

Rebecca's current Paula-directed plan to be with Josh has the potential to fall apart when Valencia and Greg, wanting to catch her in a lie, confront her with Trent Maddock, her Harvard classmate who is supposed to be her new boyfriend. Despite not having seen Rebecca since their Harvard days, Trent willingly goes along with Rebecca's ruse, he who has his own ulterior motives in doing so which he makes quite clear to her in the process. Rebecca has no option but to keep Trent around, he who could still prove useful in other ways. With Bert's information in hand, Rebecca and the legal team proceed with a class action lawsuit in which they have to mobilize the residents of neighboring communities within the San Gabriel Valley to sue Greater City Water. She learns that Greater City Water has hired a high powered New York law firm with the lead lawyer being her childhood nemesis, Audra Levine, who has the job for which Rebecca was considered before moving to West Covina, which makes the ...

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Genres:

Comedy | Musical

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Certificate:

TV-14

Did You Know?

Trivia

The song "JAP Battle" is inspired by the Cabinet Rap Battles from the musical Hamilton.

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Quotes

Rebecca Bunch: Are you blackmailing me?
Trent Maddock: Oh, you know what they say. One person's blackmailing is another person's love story.

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Connections

References Rocky (1976)

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Soundtracks

Don't Settle for Me
Written by Rachel Bloom & Adam Schlesinger
Produced by Adam Schlesinger & Steven M. Gold
Performed by Vella Lovell with Santino Fontana
[Heather sings the song to Greg when she breaks up with him at the bar]

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English French Italian

Release Date:

29 February 2016 (USA)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Sunnyside Entertainment, Lean Machine, Webbterfuge

Technical Specs

Runtime:

42 min

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

16:9 HD