Season 5
After burning bridges and being cut from tour, Midge Maisel persisted through Season Four, rebuilding her career and reputation. The final moments of the season culminated with Midge leaving Carnegie Hall reinvigorated and ready to weather any blizzard. After an epiphany in front of The Gordon Ford Show's snowy billboard, Midge is ready to "Go forward" and fight for her ascent to stardom—equipped with her quick wit and sharp tongue, and nothing else to lose.
Go Forward
Midge worries about her future while Susie has a light-bulb moment.
It's a Man, Man, Man, Man World
It's Midge's first day at her new job. Anybody know The Caisson Song?
Typos and Torsos
Midge's mouth gets her in trouble at work and Abe obsesses over a mistake.
Susan
Susie ropes Midge into performing in an industrial musical.
The Pirate Queen
Midge lands in hot water after a corporate gig goes south.
The Testi-Roastial
Susie is honored at the Friars Club.
A House Full of Extremely Lame Horses
Abe takes Midge's place at Parent-Teacher Day.
The Princess and the Plea
A royal visitor at The Gordon Ford Show gives Midge a chance to shine.
Four Minutes
The very last episode of the series.
Avis de la communauté (7)
I can't be the only one not a fan of these flash-forwards and the way things are set up in those, with all the major changes they imply to happen over the years...
Now that the series ended I can say that it is really a good full pack show to watch and enjoy it.
A _marvelous_ farewell for a show that started out amazing, went a bit downhill, then rose from the ashes. Apart from the awful masking showcasing "old age" and the occasionally unnecessary flashforwards, this season was pretty perfect in my opinion, with a matching finale.
Ack! What a poorly engineered final season. They jumped around in time so much, it became too confusing. The storyline was lost. There were some great classic scenes, and I didn’t mind seeing into the future, but it got all mucked up. We all wanted to see a romance, but I guess in the end, it was about the live between the two friends, Midge and Susie.
I was initially hesitant because of the intermittent time jumps that felt like they shortcircuited the journey of our protagonist. But by the end, the show had highlighted exactly what its thematic throughline for Midge was, and it was beautifully done. Costuming, cinematography, everything was always on point. Excellent final season.