Tonight the show returns from a winter hiatus with 10 new episodes (8 p.m. on the CW). If you join the 1.07 million, you’ll see that the title is too limiting. “Crazy” is about how all of us go a bit nuts when it comes to love.

In the cast of unhinged romantics, the craziest is Bloom’s character, the titular ex-girlfriend Rebecca Bunch. She’s a Harvard-trained lawyer who is miserable in her lucrative Manhattan career and chucks it to move to seemingly drab West Covina, Calif., to pursue her long-ago love, handsome Josh Chan. He dumped her after their summer camp fling because she was “dramatic and weird.” (He is right.)

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Josh, meanwhile, has his own affair of the heart: He’s moved in with a gorgeous yoga teacher who treats him like dirt. And Rebecca befriends Greg, a soulful bartender who aspires to earn an MBA but puts his dreams aside to care for his needy father. He seems perfect for her … but is he? A friend sagely tells Greg, “I’ve been watching ‘The View’ lately and you’re a commitment-phobe.”

Love also blooms in unexpected places. Rebecca’s divorced, middle-aged, mustachioed boss hosts a party for a couple of young friends. They watch pay-per-view boxing and eat pate. Then one of the bros lingers to help with clean-up — and kisses the boss on the cheek.

These are a few of the scenarios that will drive the show forward in the weeks ahead — and set up the signature musical numbers, which draw from rock, hip-hop and Broadway but add a distinctly “Crazy” touch. Tonight, a gaggle of teen girls deliver a mixed musical message to Bloom: “Never put a man first. Put yourself first in a sexy way.” With the goal being that some guy will end up saying, “Damn, you’re hot” and declare, “Let’s buy a home in Portland.”

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When the show teeters toward the schmaltzy, as it sometimes does, the inspired one-liners bring it back to cynicism. Considering her feelings toward Josh, who’s Filipino, Rebecca tells a co-worker, “It’s not like I’ve been googling pictures of mixed raced babies” — and then adds, without missing a beat, “They’re so much cuter than the plain ones!”