Like Midge herself, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel charges full speed ahead in a second season brimming with warmth, empowerment, and a whole lot of laughs. Read critic reviews
The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel (2018)
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Episodes
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1. Simone
Air date: Dec 5, 2018
Midge takes the stage for a foreign audience, while Abe and Rose find themselves in a new world; Susie experiences the repercussions of having a bad reputation in the business, as Joel regroups after quitting his job.
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2. Midway to Midtown
Air date: Dec 5, 2018
Midge and Susie continue building Midge's stand-up career despite Midge's reluctance to tell her family and friends; Abe and Rose enjoy a new lifestyle; Joel offers some business advice to his parents and makes an effort to do right by Midge.
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3. The Punishment Room
Air date: Dec 5, 2018
Midge puts her impeccable planning to the test as she helps Mary with her special day; Joel attempts to keep finances steady at Maisel & Roth and ends up on a treasure hunt; Midge's act flourishes, but Susie's finances take a hit.
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4. We're Going to the Catskills!
Air date: Dec 5, 2018
The Weissmans arrive in the Catskills for their annual summer trip and attempt to settle into familiar patterns; whispers of Midge and Joel's separation cause Rose to poke around her daughter's love life; Susie must adjust her summer plans.
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5. Midnight at the Concord
Air date: Dec 5, 2018
Summer season at Steiner Mountain Resort continues as Moishe and Shirley join the group, disturbing Abe's peace; Susie tries to ward off a new friend while keeping a low profile at the resort; Midge jumps at the chance to redeem herself at B. Altman.
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6. Let's Face the Music and Dance
Air date: Dec 5, 2018
With Midge's secret now exposed to Abe, tensions between them are higher than ever; summer is nearing an end with Susie fully immersed in her Steiner persona and Joel contemplating life as a bachelor; Rose takes advantage of Astrid's fragile state.
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7. Look, She Made a Hat
Air date: Dec 5, 2018
Benjamin opens Midge's eyes to the New York art scene, and she ends up knowing more about art than she realizes; the Maisel and Weissman families come together for a tension-filled Yom Kippur dinner on the anniversary of Joel and Midge's separation.
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8. Someday ...
Air date: Dec 5, 2018
Midge and Susie gear up for their first road trip, and they quickly learn that the dynamics of going on tour are more challenging than they thought; back in New York, it's business as usual while Midge is away.
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9. Vote for Kennedy, Vote for Kennedy
Air date: Dec 5, 2018
Susie lands Midge her first gig on television, but their victory is short-lived when they realize Midge is being punished for her past; Abe is increasingly unhappy in his dream job at Bell Labs, while Joel continues to drown in work.
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10. All Alone
Air date: Dec 5, 2018
Midge and Rose begin planning for Midge's future as Benjamin attempts to impress Abe; Joel stresses over his next move, while Abe is presented with some big decisions of his own; Susie tries to smooth things over for Midge.
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A powerful show. Rich in all the levels with layers and complexion of characters, events, and how the show is tied together with all that.
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hysterically funny - as good as season 1
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I honestly dont know how this is so popular and acclaimed. Maisel is not likeable, she is a huge jerk. Her comedy is rarely funny, it's mostly whiney. It's astounding. Watch the show again and really imagine her as a person in your actual life. And look at the way she talks and the things she says. You'll notice that 95% of it is negative and complaining and her tone is way over the top. If I had her in my face in real life I'd walk away. She would be the kind of friend you feel bad for so you keep hanging out with her but every time you're with her you feel worse than you did before and you're not sure why. She has a toxic personality and someone glamourized it. Further, she seems pretty well off in terms of her life and yet wants more? She specifically says at one point that she wants the money and the fame. Like jesus christ lady, talk about rich and entitled. You are greedy af. And her comedy is mean. She ridicules her friends and family to get laughs. In the real world this is called exploitation and most people don't appreciate it. Yet the tone of the show (the pretty colours, upbeat music, 60s nostalgia) makes the audience ADMIRE her?! I dont care what era you are doing comedy in, it's just bad form regardless. And the show makes it seem like exploitation of your family members is NORMAL in comedy and that she can't be married because of her act (which exploits her husband). Uh, news flash, lots of comedians are married if they tell any stories that involve their partner they are usually harmless. Very rarely do you get someone who actually chews out their spouse on stage (and if they do, you find out years later that they divorced, so there were clearly issues in the marriage). But the idea that Midge must chose her act over her husband is ridiculous and shows she is not a good comedian if she can't come up with jokes that don't ridicule her husband. Honestly, how is no one else seeing this?? And finally, doesn't anyone else find it weird how every time she's at an event she just grabs the attention, whether it's appropriate or not? I'll start with the private function... I mean okay sure, if someone is telling a good story then it makes sense the party people would listen, but if I were an attendee, I'd eventually tire of it. I came to the party to talk to my friends, not listen to standup, like what's this lady doing??? But the fact that she takes the mic at ACTUAL shows and events that she is not even a performer at just blows my mind. Everyone else has to be organized and book a slot, they may have been waiting for weeks to perform but then this rando lady just takes the mic and talks for ten minutes?! And what about actual professionals putting on a show that patrons PAID to see? Well that won't stop Midge from taking over the mic. Like for christs sake, imagine this: you paid to see your favourite drag Queens perform. You bought your tickets months in advance and got dressed up to go. You brought a date and are excited to see the performance. When midway through, some lady from the audience who doesn't even speak your language takes the microphone and starts doing comedy. Wouldn't you be like, "who the hell is this person? I paid to see the Queens, not listen to amateur comedy in a language I can't understand." Like seriously? I'm telling you guys, watch it again and pretend she is someone you know in real life and you are watching a video diary of her. I promise you will hate her and want her to fail lol. If my friend went up on stage for a show she was not supposed to be in, I would be so embarrassed I'd pretend not to know her.
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This is about as fine as a TV production that you can make. Flawless.
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After a strong premiere season, Amy Sherman-Palladino's dramedy has raised the bar even more in its second edition and continues to thrill with great impressions of the 1950s, lots of wit and an outstanding cast. Its stellar cast is also what makes The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel stand out so much. Rachel Brosnahan is convincing as always in the lead role of Miriam Maisel thanks to her terrific humour, spot-on sayings and also infuses her character with the necessary emotion in the more profound moments. Alex Borstein, as her manager Susie, is again responsible for hilarious one liners and in combination with Brosnahan makes one of the most entertaining pairs on television. The revelation of this second season, however, is Tony Shalhoub as Miriam's father Abe. His character is going through a midlife crisis of sorts and feels misunderstood and betrayed on all sides, especially by his loved ones. This also includes his wife Rose, who is herself going through a phase of self-discovery. Shaloub's comedic performance is almost irresistible, from his every little gesture to his sometimes completely insane statements. Michael Zengen also has his hands full with Miriam's struggling still-husband Joel. In season 2, almost every character gets a storyline of their own and is accompanied on their respective paths. While season 1 was more about the impact of the main character's actions on those around her, this time everyone has their own moments and adventures. Three episodes don't even take place in New York, which makes for a welcome change and gives us new insights into the Maisels/Weissmanns' lives. The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel always stays true to itself, especially in terms of its humour, and also gives us a lot of humanity. That's why it is and remains one of the best comedies we have at the moment.
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A lot of the dialogue is too artificially fast-paced, especially the "Imogene" character. However, Brosnahan and Borstein make it worthwhile to watch.
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Season 2 picks up as though no time has passed and rolls into the next hilarious chapter of Midge Maisel's drama, life, and comedy career. Superb!
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The super marvelous Mrs. Maisel did it again.
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Must watch TV even if I can't get behind her relationship with Joel.
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A must see if you love retro, something lively authentic and comfortably out of the box. Characters are bomb and the story is effortless. You walk away ten times funnier. The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, you are my at-the-ready therapist, no fucks left. xx
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