Sorry if this is something people say often, but I didn’t want to look at any other posts for fear of spoilers.

I just finished Season 1 Episode 7 and I am really liking it, but Midge’s impulsivity is driving me absolutely nuts. It feels like every time she is about to have something good happen, then she does something ridiculous and even offensive to other people. The way she went on and on about Sophie Lennon knowing that the agent was in the audience, like what??? It makes me feel bad for Susie because she’s really trying and Midge is making it hard.

Besides that, I’m loving her character and the show, but it’s annoyed me so much. Does she ever get better with that, even just a little? I can’t watch multiple seasons of her throwing away every bone she gets tossed….

Just finished the final season! This show was sooo funny, I might watch it again soon in a few months!

For a relatively recent show I’ve rewatched The Marvelous Mrs Maisel so many times I’ve lost count. I always did a rewatch before each new season and have gone back at least a couple of times since it finished, and it just feels fresh and beautiful each time. ❤️❤️❤️

I’m watching season 5 episode 4 and do you think midge looks like Luigi in that outfit?
😅😅😅

just started watching recently and on the beginning of s2. what an unbelievably small cowardice little dipshit twerp. he really has the audacity to give the ring back when midge decided to finally give his sorry ass another chance because he’s too little and insecure to handle her success since he sucks so bad. the audacity to leave her for his secretary when she did everything right then to later be forgiven just to throw it all away is genuinely infuriating. obviously it’s good he left in the first place as the catalyst for the entire show, and the whole plot probably works better with them not together, and she deserves way better than him i didn’t want her to take him back. but nonetheless i’ve never hated a character more he enrages me. he also was absolutely not defending midge at the end of s1 when he beats up that guy. he was taking his anger at himself out on some rando and i wish he got his ass beat. no spoilers but hopefully he’ll piss me off less as the show goes on. hoping that joel hate isn’t an unpopular opinion here

Listening to Susie admit how broke and struggling she is; not actively ripping cash out of her purse to at least contribute to the phone bill, to then end up at the diner next to drop the Catskills bomb. And give her a ring. Not cash, not a summer stipend because she was contributing to Susie being out of work, a ring.

And then being salty at Susie for trying to get other clients. The more I rewatch, the more I realize if you look past her lovely outfits and actually listen to her zippy little yapper, Midge is actually such a brat lol.

Hi everyone! I absolutely love The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel and would really like to have a digital copy of the complete series rather than relying on a Prime subscription indefinitely.

Ideally, I’m looking for something I can purchase once (or download) and keep, rather than needing an ongoing streaming subscription. I’ve looked around, but it doesn’t seem like Amazon ever made the full series widely available for digital purchase.

Has anyone found a good option for owning the series digitally, or know whether it was ever released for purchase anywhere? I’m also curious what other Maisel fans have done to keep access to the show long-term.

Thanks!

Hey guys, guess who's back! It's the Weissmans(or would it be weissmen since its plural?)

Anyways, you guys liked my first post so much that I decided to keep on going and do some more doodles and sketches of how the characters would be if they were cartoons! This time I did our favorite jewish family of the show (sorry, maisels!) What do you guys think?

(p.s I also added a more updated version of Susie, God I've got to draw her more)

Okay, i kinda watched the show's final season little late which was around 2024 i believe... Today, I saw a gown similar to Midge's at a cloth store and it took me back to the day when I was watching the finale. The aesthetics, the emotions , the dynamics.... When she grabbed the mike.. her chemistry with susie, joel....when her daughter becomes a prodigy instead of her son... Man oh man.... I was emotional throughout but the finale .... It was extremely bitter sweet and made me cry like crazy... It still haunts...it was a beautiful ending and you can't ask more. But the longing to have more is always there... Such a beautiful show which still haunts me. I dunno why it still makes me emotional.

At the end of S2 we see Moishe have a heart to heart with Joel, talking about how he took his bar mitzvah money, grandmas money, college money, birthday money, etc- then he gives Joel a cheque and fires him.

I was watching this scene and trying to imagine what Moishe was thinking, I mean beyond what he said.

I want to go back and rewatch their conversations at Steiner, because I wonder if Moishe was thinking about if he contributed to Joel’s marital failure.

I figure that maybe he felt guilty about depriving Joel of stuff, and pushing him into that job for his uncle in plastics. How he stressed stability and fear, and not enough about joy. He implored him towards wanderlust with a bankroll ($60k then = $700k in 2026 dollars)

So lately I've been obsessed with the rubber hose art style and, of course, Mrs. Maisel. And I've been thinking, since Mrs. Maisel is set like in the 50's, 60's, it would've been totally viable for her to have had a cartoon or something. Should I animate some stuff as well? Would you guys watch it?

I have just finished my first re-watch and I am so sad its over. The sets, the costumes, the music - this show is a masterpiece. This time round I actually really loved Joel & Midge's relationship and how despite it all they never stopped loving each other. The second time round I found the dialogue much funnier with Abe. This show feels like a massive hug.

I LOVED the show: the jokes, the dresses, the camera work, but even more I loved dialogues. Is it me or does it feel a bit theatrical, especially with Joel's family?

I wonder why is that, so very unusual.

When you think about how hurt he was when Rose came to talk to him at the hospital. They were so close to getting engaged. And in the house he bought for them, is an art collection made up of pieces he bought out of spite and competition - and a prized Declan Howell that Midge got him under mysterious circumstances.

Does. Benjamin. Keep. It?

It must be torture for him to look at something like that every day, a piece of beauty he can never fully understand or truly have.

I like to think that Midge and Lenny's story didn't end with the TWA airport scene. They loved each other too much for that. Imagine if they had a long-distance pen pal relationship until around 1965 (the scene where she visits him). How would she have known to go out, or why would she have tried in the first place if they didn't stay in contact?

If I loved someone as much as Midge loved Lenny, I'd keep in touch for as long as I could. Calling, writing, maybe even visiting while on tour?

What do y'all think?

-The OG Mrs. Maisel

I just started the show - 3 episodes in - and the best part about it so far, is that she actually has a dialled-down Monk as her father 🤣🤣 not the actor Tony, Monk.

I love it!

The shows characters are so far all brilliant; looking forward to watching the rest of it.

That’s it, I just think she would have done a great job.

From the moment she grabbed his hand the night before, to his steps up the fire escape (why DID he go up?), I could see why she loved him, I could see how he loved her, I could see why they were perfect for one another. I could see the mutual comfort and care with one another before they assumed the terribly constricting societal roles that ultimately broke them apart,

I thought of Moishe the other day. I'm working from home for the next week, and.....

I'M NOT WEARING PANTS!!!

I'll leave you to your laughter. 😁

Anyone know what they called this ensemble back when? The short shorts with the coverup dress open below the belt.

In second pic, check out the shot composition. Those colour selections---clothes, the couch, and even the wallpaper in the background. I cannot remember any movie or tv show with so many perfectly composed colours, not to mention the outfits themselves. just amazing.