The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel
A newly divorced Manhattan housewife discovers a razor‑sharp wit and battles 1950s gender norms to break into the male‑dominated world of stand‑up comedy, risking her reputation and family for stardom.
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In 1958 Manhattan, Miriam "Midge" Maisel appears to have the ideal life, complete with a husband, children, and a home on the Upper West Side. However, when her life unexpectedly changes, she is forced to begin anew and discovers an unexpected talent. This talent leads her from the comedy clubs of Greenwich Village to a notable appearance on Johnny Carson's show.
Seasons & Episodes
Season 18 episodes · premiered Mar 16, 2017
Season 210 episodes · premiered Dec 4, 2018
Season 38 episodes · premiered Dec 5, 2019
Season 48 episodes · premiered Feb 17, 2022
Season 59 episodes · premiered Apr 13, 2023
- 5.01Go ForwardApr 13, 2023Rate
Midge contemplates her long-term aspirations, feeling uncertain about what lies ahead, while Susie experiences a sudden realization that could shift her perspective.
- 5.02It's a Man, Man, Man, Man WorldApr 13, 2023Rate
Midge begins her first day at a new job, where she is introduced to the company's unusual traditions. A mysterious song called "The Caisson Song" becomes a point of curiosity and discussion among the employees.
- 5.03Typos and TorsosApr 13, 2023Rate
Midge faces professional consequences after a careless remark, while Abe becomes consumed by guilt over a small but significant error.
- 5.04SusanApr 20, 2023Rate
Susie enlists Midge to participate in an industrial musical, leading to a comedic and chaotic collaboration.
- 5.05The Pirate QueenApr 27, 2023Rate
Midge faces unexpected consequences after a high-profile corporate performance does not go as planned.
- 5.06The Testi-RoastialMay 4, 2023Rate
Susie receives recognition at the Friars Club in a special ceremony celebrating her contributions to comedy.
- 5.07A House Full of Extremely Lame HorsesMay 11, 2023Rate
Abe steps in to impersonate Midge during Parent-Teacher Day, navigating the challenges of maintaining the charade while dealing with unexpected complications.
- 5.08The Princess and the PleaMay 18, 2023Rate
A high-profile guest on *The Gordon Ford Show* presents Midge with an unexpected opportunity to showcase her talents.
- 5.09Four MinutesMay 25, 2023Rate
This episode serves as the series' final installment, concluding the overarching storylines and character arcs introduced throughout the seasons.
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Cast & Crew
365 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Rachel Brosnahan
as Miriam 'Midge' Maisel
Alex Borstein
as Susie Myerson
Michael Zegen
as Joel Maisel
Marin Hinkle
as Rose Weissman
Tony Shalhoub
as Abe Weissman (43 Episodes)
Kevin Pollak
as Moishe Maisel
Matilda Szydagis
as Zelda
Caroline Aaron
as Shirley Maisel (25 Episodes)
Joel Johnstone
as Archie Cleary (14 Episodes)
Matteo Pascale
as Ethan
Luke Kirby
as Lenny Bruce (13 Episodes)
Reid Scott
as Gordon Ford (10 Episodes)
Supporting cast
339Jane Lynch
as Sophie Lennon (10 Episodes)
Alfie Fuller
as Dinah Rutledge (9 Episodes)
Stephanie Hsu
as Mei (9 Episodes)
Bailey De Young
as Imogene Cleary (9 Episodes)
Brian Tarantina
as Jackie (9 Episodes)
Adam Harper
as Harris (8 Episodes)
Leroy Mcclain
as Shy Baldwin (8 Episodes)
Chris Eigeman
as Gabe (8 Episodes)
Cynthia Darlow
as Mrs. Moskowitz (8 Episodes)
Ireland Carvajal
as Esther (8 Episodes)
Sedona Carvajal
as Esther (8 Episodes)
Austin Basis
as Alvin (8 Episodes)
Josh Grisetti
as Ralph (8 Episodes)
Lucas Kavner
as Cecil (8 Episodes)
Eddie Kaye Thomas
as Adam (8 Episodes)
Michael Cyril Creighton
as Mel (8 Episodes)
Colin Keane
as Ethan (7 Episodes)
Malika Samuel
as Dorie (7 Episodes)
Chloe Kerwin
as Trudy (7 Episodes)
Alexander Gemignani
as Janusz (6 Episodes) , Old Man (1 Episode)
Peter Friedman
as George (6 Episodes)
David Chase
as Band Leader (6 Episodes)
John Scurti
as Nicky (5 Episodes)
Erik Palladino
as Frank (5 Episodes)
David Carl
as Teddy (5 Episodes)
Emily Bergl
as Tessie (5 Episodes)
Gideon Glick
as Alfie (4 Episodes)
David Paymer
as Harry Drake (4 Episodes)
Jason Ralph
as Mike Carr (4 Episodes)
Jay Will
as James (4 Episodes)
John Noble Barrack
as Stage Manager (4 Episodes)
Will Brill
as Noah (3 Episodes) , Noah Weissman (1 Episode)
Justine Lupe
as Astrid Weissman (2 Episodes) , Astrid (2 Episodes)
Sterling K Brown
as Reggie (4 Episodes)
Cary Elwes
as Gavin Hawk (4 Episodes)
Lisandro Boccacci
as Hotel Conceirge (uncredited) (3 Episodes)
Matthew Jeffers
as Russell (3 Episodes)
Jason Alexander
as Asher Friedman (3 Episodes)
Max Casella
as Michael Kessler (3 Episodes)
Nina Arianda
as Hedy (3 Episodes)
Annie Golden
as Marge (3 Episodes)
Zurin Villanueva
as Waitress (2 Episodes) , Lill (1 Episode)
Julie Klausner
as Maggie (3 Episodes)
Holly Curran
as Penny Pann (3 Episodes)
Peter Grosz
as Bernie Zucker (3 Episodes)
Liza Weil
as Carole Keen (3 Episodes)
Caitlin Mcgee
as Vonnie (2 Episodes)
Mike Massimino
as Officer Peluso (2 Episodes)
Keilly Mcquail
as Tracy (2 Episodes)
Adam B Shapiro
as Cantor (2 Episodes)
Milo Ventimiglia
as Sylvio (2 Episodes)
Ashlie Atkinson
as Peggy (2 Episodes)
Ned Eisenberg
as Lou Rabinowitz (2 Episodes)
Patrice Johnson
as Miss Em (2 Episodes)
Alexandra Socha
as 23-Year-Old Esther (1 Episode) , 27-Year-Old Esther (1 Episode)
Veanne Cox
as Corinne (2 Episodes)
Kevin Pariseau
as Terrence (2 Episodes)
Steve Greenstein
as Toots Shor (2 Episodes)
Yael Chanukov
as Chava (2 Episodes)
Ben Rosenfield
as 29-Year-Old Ethan (1 Episode) , 30-Year-Old Ethan (1 Episode)
Steve Routman
as Alan (2 Episodes)
Michael Torpey
as Eugene (2 Episodes)
Arden Myrin
as Mrs. Moyers (2 Episodes)
Emmy Harrington
as Sally (2 Episodes)
Glen Raphael
as Steiner Resort Singer (1 Episode) , Steiner Singer (1 Episode)
Jack A O Connell
as Jerry (2 Episodes)
Ambrose Martos
as Ambrose (2 Episodes)
Erin Darke
as Mary (2 Episodes)
Wallace Shawn
as Herb Smith (2 Episodes)
Lenny Venito
as Angie Calibresi (2 Episodes)
Michael Arden
as Milken Prince (2 Episodes)
Gilbert Gottfried
as Strip Club MC (1 Episode)
Alyssa Mcguigan
as Petra (1 Episode)
Emily Price
as Fan Girl (1 Episode)
Kyla Walker
as Peroxide Girl (1 Episode)
Tansy
as Stripper (1 Episode)
Richie Allan
as Irv (1 Episode)
Joel Rooks
as Lutzi Neiderman (1 Episode)
Barbara Miluski
as Lady Customer (1 Episode)
Victor Verhaeghe
as Antonio (1 Episode)
Jack O Connell
as Jerry (1 Episode)
Wilbur Edwin Henry
as Mitchell Funt (1 Episode)
Ellenore Scott
as MacDougall Street Dancer (1 Episode)
Amelia Lowe
as MacDougall Street Dancer (1 Episode)
Stephanie Yonkovich
as MacDougall Street Dancer (1 Episode)
Matthew Cusack
as 'Sixteen Tons' Trio (1 Episode)
Mike Rosengarten
as 'Sixteen Tons' Trio (1 Episode)
Erik Lochtefeld
as Baz (1 Episode)
Cadence Magura
as Esther Maisel (1 Episode)
Kiera Magura
as Esther Maisel (1 Episode)
Ben Clark
as Folksy Duo (1 Episode)
Joe Young
as Folksy Duo (1 Episode)
Aime Donna Kelly
as Janet Shaw (1 Episode)
Haleigh Ciel
as Blonde in Front Row (1 Episode)
Benjamin Mapp
as Beatnik (1 Episode)
Matthew Hammond
as Bathroom Guy (1 Episode)
Laura Shoop
as Upper West Side Woman (1 Episode)
Jonathan Randell Silver
as Audience Member (1 Episode)
Burnelle Rose Gleason
as Audience Member (1 Episode)
Gina Costigan
as Officer Judy (1 Episode)
Rory Duffy
as Young Guy in Cap (1 Episode)
Scott Long
as Chubby Man (1 Episode)
Jordon Ferber
as Partygoer (1 Episode)
Max Azulay
as Partygoer (1 Episode)
Caitlin Mehner
as Honey Bruce (1 Episode)
Kelsey Carthew
as Greta (1 Episode)
Kate Wetherhead
as Polly (1 Episode)
Jaxon Folds
as 10-Year-Old Boy (1 Episode)
Arielle Goldman
as Eliana (1 Episode)
Michael Iacono
as Boy Scout (1 Episode)
Eric William Morris
as 'Sixteen Tons' Trio (1 Episode)
Jack Messina
as Salvatore (1 Episode)
Meghan Manning
as USO Canteen Dancer (1 Episode)
Claire Friesen
as Performer (1 Episode)
Hari Nef
as L. Roy Dunham (1 Episode)
Domenick Lombardozzi
as Mr. Bartosiewicz (1 Episode)
Saul Rubinek
as Pauly Auerbach (1 Episode)
Peter Gerety
as Clifford (1 Episode)
Scott Cohen
as Solomon Melamid (1 Episode)
Andrea Boehlke
as Girl Singer (1 Episode)
Katrine Hoyt
as Mitzi (1 Episode)
Kara Haller
as Doborah (1 Episode)
Gibson Frazier
as Dr. Elie Klein (1 Episode)
Jim Lau
as Mei's Father (1 Episode)
Seaton Smith
as Willie (1 Episode)
Peggy J Scott
as Verla (1 Episode)
Kevin Bartini
as Billy Jones (1 Episode)
Sam I Nackman
as Lonny (1 Episode)
Andrew Polk
as Fred (1 Episode)
Callan Barry
as Mike Carr's Kid (1 Episode)
Alexander Michael Thayer
as Mike Carr's Kid (1 Episode)
Onie Maceo Watlington
as Mike Carr's Kid (1 Episode)
Candyce Adkins
as Gate Agent (1 Episode)
Booker Vance
as Button Club Band Leader (1 Episode)
Chris Brennan
as Guy (1 Episode)
Angelica Ubiera
as Girl (1 Episode)
Gabriel Aprea
as Man (1 Episode)
Maggie Weston
as Woman (1 Episode)
Erica Mansfield
as Tawny (1 Episode)
Currie Graham
as Mike Wallace (1 Episode)
Lucy Taylor
as Penelope (1 Episode)
Darlene Violette
as Offended Woman (1 Episode)
Danny Doherty
as Cop (1 Episode)
Steve Belanger
as Policeman (1 Episode)
Alexander Blaise
as Lance (1 Episode)
Kelly Bishop
as Benedetta (1 Episode)
Joe Bacino
as Bartender (1 Episode)
Daniel Hepner
as Kibbutz Worker (1 Episode)
Al Cerullo
as Helicopter Pilot (1 Episode)
Charlie Faith
as Jimmy Breslin (1 Episode)
Ariel Kavoussi
as Operator (1 Episode)
Teddy Coluca
as Manny (1 Episode)
Bonnie Rose
as Bubbie (1 Episode)
Yury Tsykun
as Mysterious Man (1 Episode)
Alfred Rosenblatt
as Mysterious Man (1 Episode)
Ariel Eliaz
as Mysterious Man (1 Episode)
Bruce Sabath
as Mysterious Man (1 Episode)
Noam Shapiro
as Mysterious Man (1 Episode)
Yoni Lotan
as Mysterious Man (1 Episode)
Matt W Cody
as Syd Greenberg (1 Episode)
Andy Lucien
as John Coltrane (1 Episode)
Emettia Henderson
as Heckler (1 Episode)
Mateus Soloral Barbosa Da Silva
as Heckler (1 Episode)
Olivia Oguma
as Office Girl (1 Episode)
Kerry Butler
as Tuppance (1 Episode)
Valisia Lekae
as Lucy (1 Episode)
Robert Ray Manning Jr
as Toby (1 Episode)
Brittany Nicole Parks
as Tulip (1 Episode)
Ethan Slater
as Steven (1 Episode)
Alex Wyse
as Jerome (1 Episode)
Luke Thomas
as Angelic Little Boy (1 Episode)
Joel Blum
as Bus Driver (1 Episode)
Jeffrey Bean
as Carl (1 Episode)
Emily Morden
as Tina (1 Episode)
Nick Jacinto
as Hart Buckley (1 Episode)
Bruce Altman
as David Weston (1 Episode)
Debra Monk
as Helen Dyer (1 Episode)
Michael Barra
as Lev (1 Episode)
Anne Marie Cusson
as Reverend Mother (1 Episode)
Charlotte Fountain Jardim
as Sister Clementine (1 Episode)
Betsy Helmer
as Nancy (1 Episode)
Doug Goldring
as Shelly (1 Episode)
Martin Harris
as Piotr (1 Episode)
Sarah Anne Martinez
as Nanette (1 Episode)
Tom Bentey
as Man in a Towel (1 Episode)
Matt Harrington
as Ed (1 Episode)
Clark Carmichael
as Tom (1 Episode)
Alex Cranmer
as Darren (1 Episode)
Nili Bassman
as Barbara (1 Episode)
Luca Pironti
as Tailor (1 Episode)
Sean Gunn
as Stewart Jones (1 Episode)
Danny Strong
as Aaron Lebowitz (1 Episode)
Will Sasso
as Carmine Streeto (1 Episode)
Danny Garcia
as Ray Ortiz (1 Episode)
Darren Criss
as Taylor (1 Episode)
Alanna Fox
as Heather (1 Episode)
Jesse Sharp
as Len Blixton (1 Episode)
Johnny Sanchez
as Head Chef (1 Episode)
Pedro Saint Morillo
as First Assistant Cook (1 Episode)
Jose Monge
as Second Assistant Cook (1 Episode)
John Viener
as Benny (1 Episode)
Rob Cantrell
as Doubtful Guy (1 Episode)
Rory Scholl
as Doubtful Guy (1 Episode)
Tuffy Questell
as Dennis (1 Episode)
Jason Babinsky
as Tommy (1 Episode)
Don Noble
as Sol (1 Episode)
Chris Cafero
as Cameron (1 Episode)
James Cribbins
as Caddy (1 Episode)
Sebastian Beacon
as Record Executive (1 Episode)
Eric Rizk
as Morie (1 Episode)
Renata Friedman
as Ruth (1 Episode)
Christina Catechis
as Linda (1 Episode)
Genesis Oliver
as Dougie (1 Episode)
Clara Stack
as Francesca (1 Episode)
Richard R Henry
as Cake Baker (1 Episode)
Elli
as Cantor (1 Episode)
Adam Heller
as Rabbi (1 Episode)
R J Foster
as Agent Scanlon (1 Episode)
Todd Faulkner
as King Swing (1 Episode)
Hank Azaria
as Danny Stevens (1 Episode)
Sutton Foster
as Carole (1 Episode)
Rob Mcclure
as Pete (1 Episode)
Kevin Cahoon
as Eddie (1 Episode)
Erin Flory
as Nancy (1 Episode)
Tyler Izzo
as Skippy (1 Episode)
Patrick Shane
as Kurt (1 Episode)
Mike Carlsen
as Mr. Pinsky (1 Episode)
Julie Dolan
as Mrs. Foster (1 Episode)
Elizabeth Inghram
as Mother One (1 Episode)
Anna Fikhman
as Mother Two (1 Episode)
Rob Hancock
as Ken Bruni (1 Episode)
Michael Bakkensen
as Vic (1 Episode)
Kirsten Wyatt
as Mitzi (1 Episode)
Allison Guinn
as Bunny (1 Episode)
Alan Aisenberg
as MC (1 Episode)
Brian J Carter
as Brian (1 Episode)
Sarah Steele
as Petra (1 Episode)
Kate Abbruzzese
as Princess Margaret (1 Episode)
Kenneth Tigar
as Arthur (1 Episode)
Patrick Breen
as Henry (1 Episode)
Dana Melanie
as Daniella (1 Episode)
Rose Jackson Smith
as Tammy (1 Episode)
Caitlin Houlahan
as Kiki (1 Episode)
Barbara Andres
as Letty (1 Episode)
Andre Da Silva
as Taxi Driver (1 Episode)
Katherine Young
as Barbara (1 Episode)
Abigail Paschke
as Sandra (1 Episode)
Joe Cummings
as Mr. Dee (1 Episode)
Caroline Coleman
as Sherry (1 Episode)
Kara Ashlee Oates
as Barb (1 Episode)
Alison Smith
as Jane Jacobs (1 Episode)
Michael Keyloun
as Tovar (1 Episode)
Jeff Kready
as John (1 Episode)
Helen Cespedes
as Tracy (1 Episode)
Matt Bailey
as Guy with Blonde (1 Episode)
Leslie Kritzer
as Carol Burnett (1 Episode)
Pascale Armand
as Delia (1 Episode)
Pranav Behari
as Guy (1 Episode)
Wenne Alton Davis
as Cop (1 Episode)
Todd Evan Jones
as Cop (1 Episode)
Damian Muziani
as Cop (1 Episode)
Meg Phillips
as Meg (1 Episode)
Eric Berryman
as Kev (1 Episode)
Miriam Silverman
as Bernice (1 Episode)
Giuseppe Ardizzone
as Cab Driver (1 Episode)
Joseph Bearese
as Cab Driver (1 Episode)
Nicolas Coccaro
as Cab Driver (1 Episode)
Richard Gallagher
as Alan Shepard (1 Episode)
Jeff Blumenkrantz
as Wes (1 Episode)
Joseph Fierberg
as Male Singer (1 Episode)
Michael Hartung
as Male Singer (1 Episode)
Ethan Saviet
as Male Singer (1 Episode)
Ellen Doyle
as Plum (1 Episode)
Anthony R Mottola
as Franklin (1 Episode)
Dillon Geyselaers
as Heckler (1 Episode)
Pearls Daily
as Maxine (1 Episode)
Kelvin Whui
as Chinese Man (1 Episode)
Jason Furlani
as Mario (1 Episode)
Lindsay Michelle Reed
as Tea Room Patron (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Adam Keane
as Astrid's Relative (1 Episode)
David Scott Purdy
as Man (1 Episode)
Geoffrey J D Payne
as Military Officer (1 Episode)
David Rosenberg
as David Ben Nasan (1 Episode)
Alicia Lundgren
as Tap Dancer (1 Episode)
Josh A Dawson
as Harry Belafonte (1 Episode)
Anais Blake
as Dancer (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Gordana Rashovich
as Helda (1 Episode)
Devon Bostick
as Alan (1 Episode)
Axel Newville
as Student (1 Episode)
Vanessa Gutierrez Mcmahan
as Helena Rubinstein Dancer (1 Episode)
Mor Cohen
as Disappointed Woman (1 Episode)
Jane Corcoran
as Garbage Man (1 Episode)
Erin Bradford
as Fan (1 Episode)
Kevin Sebastian
as Army Photographer (1 Episode)
Carolee Carmello
as Loretta (1 Episode)
Norman Aaronson
as Wedding Guest (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Chaz Lamar Shepherd
as Darius (1 Episode)
Steve Rosen
as Marty Kahn (1 Episode)
Aaron Serotsky
as Howard Fawn (1 Episode)
David Bluvband
as Virgil (1 Episode)
Patrick Holden O Neill
as Oz (1 Episode)
Ashley Bryant
as Janet (1 Episode)
Sarah Bisman Storm
as Customer #2 (1 Episode)
Steven Cambria
as Customer #1 (1 Episode)
Tony Manna
as Table Guy (1 Episode)
Allen Lewis Rickman
as Red Skelton (1 Episode)
Dave T Koenig
as Darren (1 Episode)
Kara Jackson
as Mrs. Stapleton (1 Episode)
Jeremiah Wiggins
as Mr. Stanyon (1 Episode)
Wakeema Hollis
as Harriet (1 Episode)
Lilli Stein
as Vivian (1 Episode)
Zach Appelman
as David Blumenthal (1 Episode)
Katrina Lenk
as Cosma (1 Episode)
Ned Van Zandt
as Doug (1 Episode)
Simon Feil
as Curtis (1 Episode)
Douglas Schneider
as Bartender (1 Episode)
Chris Chirdon
as Don (1 Episode)
Grant Shaud
as Howie Stapleman (1 Episode)
Ryan Farrell
as Brye Adler (1 Episode)
Paul Adelstein
as Oscar Lehman (1 Episode)
Madeleine Martin
as Madeline (1 Episode)
Michael Gaston
as Judge Wagaman (1 Episode)
Steven Maier
as Ezra (1 Episode)
Tom Lipinski
as Sergeant Mitchell Burns (1 Episode)
Will Vought
as Major Buck Brillstein (1 Episode)
Ryan Metcalf
as Carson (1 Episode)
Fredric Odgaard
as Shy Wedding Dancer (1 Episode)
Laura Osnes
as Lizzie (1 Episode)
Ahmad Simmons
as Shy Wedding Waiter (1 Episode)
Zachary Levi
as Benjamin Ettenberg (1 Episode)
Joey Slotnick
as Dickie (1 Episode)
Lucy Devito
as Irene (1 Episode)
Michael Countryman
as Simon (1 Episode)
Will Rogers
as Johnny (1 Episode)
Gregory Abbey
as Pat (1 Episode)
Stephen Badalamenti
as Junior (1 Episode)
Wanda Sykes
as Moms Mabley (1 Episode)
Trent Dawson
as Scott (1 Episode)
Jack Casey
as Jacob (1 Episode)
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14Awards & Nominations
10 wins · 3 nominationsPrimetime Emmy Award
- Nom2020Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series — Marin Hinkle
- Won2019Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series — Alex Borstein
- Won2019Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series — Jane Lynch
- Won2019Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series — Luke Kirby
- Won2019Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series — Tony Shalhoub
- Nom2019Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series — Marin Hinkle
- Won2018Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series — Alex Borstein
- Won2018Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series — Rachel Brosnahan
- Won2018Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series — Amy Sherman-Palladino
- Won2018Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series — Amy Sherman-Palladino
- Nom2018Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series — Tony Shalhoub
Golden Globe Award
- Won2018Best Actress – Television Series Musical or Comedy — Rachel Brosnahan
- Won2017Best Actress – Television Series Musical or Comedy — Rachel Brosnahan
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