I agree! It's mesmerizing!

Yeah and Suzy Meyerson walking around with her plunger, and she even ended up naming the plunger..... that was a funny episode, but they are all funny.

@@mudwiser1391 Ah yes, the birth of the plumber joke. Definitely my favorite.

I agree. It's a favorite of mine.

@@mudwiser1391 I think she is the best character in the show.

Laughed out loud at your comment 😁😁😁

Pamela!

Pam!!

love the scene (music) in season 2 with the elegant ladies walking into B-Altman and then in comes Suzie stomping out a cigarette on the floor searching for Midge

Yes, but if he were "bigger" he might not get the same kinds of "craft" roles he gets. Monk. The alien shopkeeper in MIB. Stuff like that.

No, the most underrated actor is some person you and I have never heard of.

I honestly only knew him from Spy Kids...

Im sure he’s won a tony no?

@@ChannelBecauseIHave2 dont forget paulie❤😩

Very well said, David, I couldn't agree more!

Yeah, I couldn't hate a single character for more than a few episodes at a time! Lovely characters!🥰

HAAHHAHAAH is that actually your name

Ikr?

great comment, and i know what you mean.

YES!!

when he was at the beach with that one guy, i kept trying to see him as monk and i couldn’t!

@@lucybarrera6980 imagine Monk in the romper 😂.

Well said!

Joel is a jerk not just flawed. He had a wonderful marriage with Midge which wasn't important to him. No sympathy.

@@Tina-qp7py And you're at liberty to hate his character all you want, of course. But the creators didn't play it safe or easy by turning their back on him or the complex feelings that exist between him and Midge. Like him or not, that's one example of what sets this show apart.

After reflecting on your response, I realized I don't like the script. Joel, Abe and Rose are indefensible in their irresponsible behaviors. Abe quits his job with no plan, losing their home, and Rose refuses to stand up for herself with her relatives to secure her financial future and their income from the trust. None of these plot points have anything to do with Midge's journey as a comedian. The parents and the ex- husband are weak, and I don't care about their characters. Their acting is great but doesn't make their story any more palatable. Also, the whole sub plot about Joel's club in Chinatown is unnecessary. I want to see more about the world of comedians in that era which excluded women and how Midge handled it. Also, I hate it when the script doesn't let Midge finish her comedy set and I miss the jokes.

Absolutely. I completely resonate with your thoughts.

@@Tina-qp7py To be sure, a few of the plot points this season were less compelling than others. (While I'm still curious to see Joel's character progress, the nightclub story never really got off the ground.) But your notion that the side plots-especially those of her parents-have nothing to do with Midge or her comedy career, I'm going to respectfully disagree with. I think they have everything to do with it. Midge beginning a career in comedy is a lightning rod in the world of the show. It's THE event that sets other events in motion and keeps them moving. Midge is learning she is both like and unlike her parents. Her parents are learning they are like and unlike their daughter. Her father, while practical and manic, sees through the insufferable phonies in his field and aspires to precision, perfection, and meaning. Much like his daughter, he suffers no fools and refuses to settle. And Midge opens his eyes to how he's lost touch with the sociopolitical climate he claims to care so much about. And her mother? While she also likes the stability and reliability (to a degree) of an ordered life, she will not be pinned down, and bucks against her restraints when pushed too far-also like Midge. Nearly all of Midge's comedy career and joke writing is her working out her life experience onstage. Unpacking, contemplating, reflecting. It's quite literally art imitating life. We see where Midge's head is when she's behind the mic. (Obviously, we the viewers can more easily tell it's a team of polished show writers at work when Midge riffs so perfectly off of something that has JUST happened to her moments before she takes the stage. But we're willing to suspend disbelief, because the show story lines are much better suited for TV episodes when framed neatly in this way.) I think you sell this show sort if you describe it simply as a woman who becomes a comic...and also her family is in the show, too. No, no. The show is about how one tiny little world is upended-and will never be the same-because one woman did the absolutely unexpected. Like ripples in the water, that inconceivable decision changes all those around her. And the spreading waves create new ones, some of which head back toward Midge herself. Everything is connected. It's all one story.

My favourite too

That last scene of lenny ughhhh kind of break my heart 🥺🥺🥺

Alex Borstein is also rather "Susie" every time she's being interviewed.

there are now

@@eldadesta9343 Are you talking about the one in this video, or are there others somewhere else?

@@MewWolf5 the show in general

@@eldadesta9343 I haven't seen the bloopers. Are they on Prime or have they been posted on social media or something?

@@MewWolf5 KZfaq

Hahahahahaha

midge is fantastic... ...but mad men is still the best sry

cptunicorn thats what zoe is saying too

same

The woman used to get out of bed like 90 minutes before her husband woke up to put on makeup and do her hair: I'm gonna pass on that level of "fussing," thanks.

It reminded me so much of my late father. He didn’t wear a romper but he was strict about exercising daily; so many of those exercises looked like what my dad would have done! I think it was ingrained from his military background. So cool! Romper Aerobics by Tony/Abe… it would sell!!

Monk was also outstanding.

I'm missing something, what do you mean 'for you know who'?

Manon Duvic joel , that guy cant act 🤷🏻‍♀️

actually they were very similar Im only 17 but ive been to the Catskills several times and it looked similar

Yeah! you're right I remember him too

The fact that so much talent was reduced to a side character call girl makes me ill. She should have been a star a long time ago!

Oh wow I didn’t know that till u brought it up.

although I was born in 2002 I love the 50's.. Its so beautiful, I love the fashion, the music, just everything about it I cant imagine how it was growing up back then my dad is really really old and was actually born in the 40's and he tells me back then everything was much clearer, and beautiful