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About The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel: In 1958 New York, Midge Maisel’s life is on track- husband, kids, and elegant Yom Kippur dinners in their Upper West Side apartment. But when her life takes a surprise turn, she has to quickly decide what else she’s good at - and going from housewife to stand-up comic is a wild choice to everyone but her. The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel is written and directed by Amy Sherman-Palladino (Gilmore Girls).
About Season 4: It's 1960 and change is in the air. Looking to hone her act, Midge finds a gig with total creative freedom. But her commitment to her craft and the places it takes her creates a rift between her and the family and friends around her.
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@samspotz8r8s Год назад

Her parenting is one of my favourite things about her character. It feels so cathartic to see a character who probably would never have had children had the idea not been so unthinkable at the time. She loves and cares for her children, but being a mother isn't what fulfills her and it shows. I've grown up being told I would change my mind about not wanting kids of my own since before I was even 10. I'm almost 30 now and nothing has changed. I still like but never want children, and I'm still expected to change my mind by so many around me. I imagine I would be the same kind of mother at Miriam. And it's really nice to see a mom not be dramatically terrible, but also clearly not in love with motherhood despite the social expectations.

@minminnnn Год назад

how do you deal with all the comments people make, especially by other women? i feel this way sometimes, but it's viewed as almost unnatural in my community to not want children after marriage.

@samspotz8r8s Год назад

@@minminnnn its never not frustrated me, but I (or I try to) have patience with friends and family. For strangers I’ll usually keep the subject short and say I know myself well enough, or that I don't think I need a reason not to have kids. They don't need to hear my personal justification. As I get older I feel more confident that I don't need to justify myself or give into ayone elses idea what will make me happy. When you do things that goes against what others find normal others will almost always react with shock, and that shock will always sting psychologically. I try and remember that it's just the early survival part of our brains reacting and that I don't need to listen. For them it's nothing personal and they mean no harm, but sometimes I have to remind them how it feels personal regardless when they ask. It helps to remember that it's slowly becoming more and more normalized.

@loloso6964 Год назад

@@Noname24675 oh, you'd be surprised how many people care and comment about women who don't want to have kids.

@tanakolenova Год назад

Maybe she actually would have had children anyway. I mean, why are we thinking that she wouldnt? Just because motherhood alone does not fulfill her? We would never expect fatherhood to fulfill a man so much that he doesn't want a career. We only have this crazy expectation for women.

@Matchu2113 Год назад

I’m a mom of 3 adult kids. I love it, but Geez Louise, it’s not for everybody! My best friend growing up never wanted children and never had any. The comments from friends and family were expected. But we grew up in a small town. Walking out of the grocery store, I heard comments behind us. WTF? Why is her decision suddenly fodder for town gossip? People can really suck sometimes!

@alexhook9151 2 года назад

Calling your kids name 10 times and them not hearing you is so accurate. No problem hearing a candy packet opening though.

@DeathnoteBB Год назад

Nah we here it, keep shouting “WHAT?!” and get 0 response

@AnnetteWarren Год назад

100% my son

@Adultwomanlol 6 месяцев назад

That's autism

@effytraveler6155 2 года назад

She’s clearly a woman who would have been childfree if she didn’t follow the life script like it was a shopping list. Boyfriend. Got. Married. Got. Live with husband in same building as parents. Got. Kids. Got. No thought.

@unknown4957 Год назад

Well idk she seems like a good mother, I feel like she would’ve done both. And it’s good material for her comedy

@AstraeaAntiope Год назад

@@unknown4957 She is pretty open in her comedy about not enjoying motherhood, not finding purpose/fulfillment in it, and questioning if she just did it because it was the thing she was "supposed to do."

@STho205 Год назад

@@AstraeaAntiope the character finds fulfillment in making drunks laugh, getting applause and working for terrible people. Everyone has their own favorite brand of masochism.

@Kelly-uw1xr Год назад

@@unknown4957a lot of childfree women would be amazing parents. They just chose themselves first

@AraneaTempestatibus Год назад

@@AstraeaAntiope Imagine being born because of people's indecision and/or beliefs...oh, wait...we were all born like that, well, not all, some did it by mistake...how charming.

@thinkinginn7443 Год назад

She’s always a gem. 🤣😂 I do find it funny that people always critically focus on Midge not ‘being a good mom’ because of her emotional distance and investing in her career more. It’s like a weird ‘nothing changes’ observation because she does care about her kids, she tries to provide in her own way, she worries about them, she just has the same level of physical and emotional presence in their lives as (ironically) a male/father figure. Unheard of in her time, and despite us being in the ‘future’ of 2020s, still looked down on in our time. Because let’s be honest, if genders were flipped people claiming she’s a bad ‘father’ would be minimal.

@ruposhiquddus4838 Год назад

Finally! Somebody pointed out the double standard. Thank-you! 🙌

@mimio008 Год назад

You kidding? A dad taking his son's call at work and listening to him recite alphabet? A great dad in my book! 😂😂😂

@zoelester7379 Год назад

i would still think he’s a bad father regardless, as most fathers are i suppose.

@mattmatical2235 Год назад

If the roles were reversed, they’d say she was a great father and would only talk about how horrible Joel is 😆

@sadem1045 2 года назад

Midge and Joel have the ideal post-divorce relationship.

@sshukla7975 Год назад

Isn't that all the relationship with Role reversed in current time for 99% of women. Men out like midge and hearing their kids grow up, but most of them don't feel guilt or shame for not being there as its women job. And women like Joel at home, working, taking care of home, kids, maintaining social retionships and even relationship with their husband. It's just role reversal, in my opinion. When a women is out of house, she is guilt tripped ALOT. while what midge is doing is what expected of men even today and no-one flinches an eye. Think about it. THATS THE WHOLE SATIRE OF THE SHOW, in my opinion.

@sadem1045 Год назад

@@sshukla7975 You're assuming most fathers who travel for work never feel bad about it. That's incorrect.

@ravalipriya3680 Год назад

@@sshukla7975 but i taught joel gets babies for weekend . We should praise her supportive parents and in laws

@johanndominik2032 2 года назад

She loves her children. At the same time, she is no helicopter-mum.

@spacebar9733 Год назад

no one who does the best for their kids is a helicopter mom.

@katemiller7874 Год назад

I was a helicopter mom. Always knew where they were. Both adults now living their best life. I think it gets a bad rap because for lazy people it takes too much effort.

@spacebar9733 Год назад

@@katemiller7874 Knowing where your kids are isn't helicopter parenting. It doesn't take effort at all. It's just good parenting.

@elisemiller13 Год назад

@@katemiller7874 A helicopter mom is a hovering (like a helicopter) micromanager, not one who knows where their kids are

@sonias9722 Год назад

she barely sees them

@strugglingcollegestudent Год назад

Esther said a word! Good for her! I love that part.

@mlpmeg1213 2 года назад

“It’s a fucking man’s world, sweetie.” “Okay” 🤣

@metro121482 Год назад

I love how half of the commenters say what a terrible mother Midge is, and the other half say that she is an amazing mother. In reality, she is neither. She's not the best mom in the world, nor is she the worst one. This isn't always seen in television and movies, so it's fun to see it here. Everything people are fighting about in the comments is true: she loves her kids. They are always looked after and taken care of. She does not spend as much time with them as she could because she is focused on her career. Motherhood is not the be-all-end-all of her existence. Every one of those things is true, which is part of what makes her such an interesting character. I don't know why people feel the need to argue back and forth in the comment section when they're technically all correct. People. 🙄

@jocelynthom2904 Год назад

Well said! Thank you!

@KittyKat-ky5us 5 месяцев назад

I think she’s still a good mother, kind of reminds me of my mom

@metro121482 5 месяцев назад

@@KittyKat-ky5us That's my point. She's more similar to REAL mothers, unlike the mothers we often see in fiction. It seems like media often shows mothers as either the "perfect supermom," or they're totally awful. Most real mothers have both their faults and their strengths. They have their "Great Parenting Moments" while they also have their "Parenting Fails." I believe my own mother was, (and still is,) an absolutely amazing mom. But she was definitely NOT perfect! Midge defies the over-used "fictional mom" stereotypes; she's not supermom, but she's not the worst mom, either.

@user-tu5zb4mj1k 2 года назад

you missed: "there's a baby in the car!" midge:"bring that too!" (I'm not saying she's a bad mom, it's just how they raised children back then)

@rosequartz4102 Год назад

I watched that one yesterday and it reminded me of my own childhood in the 80s😂 I mean as long as it wasn't THAT hot and the window was down my mom just left me sleep.

@aprilS2180 2 года назад

so sweet taking her kids to say goodbye to her old apartment

@michelegiallombardo3914 Год назад

She has to take them at some point…

@camgeorge6222 2 года назад

I dont see midge as the best mom but she is not bad she is a good mom who is trying her best. Especially when trying to get a career. I dont see wat every ones issue with her is.

@rustyrelicsfarm2406 Год назад

Those usually are the best moms. The ones who don't give up.

@user-qu3sx3cf7q 2 года назад

Ethan is so much like his mother 😭

@nlpnt 2 года назад

I do think it was a lost opportunity not to have Midge have to come to grips with Ethan going to public school in Queens, both to tell that story of her personal growth and to set up a sequel series that picks up 10 years later with him in Forest Hills High at the same time as The Ramones.

@rosequartz4102 2 года назад

That's insane, just this morning I started rewatching the series and thinking, she's such a killer mom!! Nice little synchronicity here😁

@aislynnsavannah4341 2 года назад

"My leg hurts" "well what did you do?" "why is it my fault?" 😂🤦‍♀️

@yalejosie Год назад

Midge reminds me of my mom in all the best ways. Esther is a lucky girl to have such a strong, ambitious woman as her role model in life! I know seeing my mom chase her dreams growing up has helped me feel confident chasing mine ❤

@passiveaggressive6175 Год назад

She raises her kids as a typical mid-century, middle/Upper Class mom. She’s done her job birthing - now the help pick up the slack.😅😅😅😅

@belleepoque2544 2 года назад

Someone should make a compilation for Astrid. I love her!

@rosequartz4102 Год назад

Astrid is a treasure! I've wanted to be Jewish since I was about eight, so almost 30 years now. Astrid makes me want to take the plunge though I don't think I'd use the Yiddish lingo so freely as she does.

@agenttheater5 2 года назад

0:53 She understands them completely, doesn't she?

@denisefreitas6727 2 года назад

Love this! Happy Mother's Day!! 💝

@StutiMishra Год назад

Midge: It's a ******* man's world, sweetie. Ester: Okay! 😁

@65g4 2 года назад

Gilmore Girls, Bunheads, The Marvelous Mrs Maisel Amy Sherman Palladino is a genius

@SL-lz9jr 2 года назад

Bunheads wasn’t as good. Had potential.

@65g4 2 года назад

@@SL-lz9jr still think it was great not as good as gilmore girls sadly they pulled the plug on it before it reached its potential.

@Banimondala Месяц назад

I love her parebtung style ❤

@susandunn7207 10 дней назад

I really loved this show. Was so sad to see it end

@zaurisgandarov1857 2 года назад

GOD the mother son dynamic (que italian kiss) - especially: You've seen me naked right buddy part🤣

@65g4 2 года назад

That was gold every son has seen their mother naked 🤣🤣🤣

@valentinakacelnik7189 2 года назад

they are jewish not italian

@zaurisgandarov1857 2 года назад

@@valentinakacelnik7189 ok question a jewish guy doing an Italian kiss

@65g4 2 года назад

@@zaurisgandarov1857 what are you talking about?

@ashleyb2984 2 года назад

@@65g4 I think they mean “chefs kiss” haha

@blindpeopledostuff3587 2 года назад

Ester said “ok”. That was funny after being told that it’s a man’s World.

@Bergen98 Год назад

5:12 - that trading jokes about kids growing up was hilarious

@bigmodaco 2 года назад

Best show EVER

@loveautumnbreeze 2 года назад

Cant wait to see the last season..

@kimberlyterasaki4843 10 месяцев назад

I should watch this video every time I get envious of my friends with kids

@nelliekat403 2 года назад

You should do more content with your actors like Netflix and others do. Do more interviews, etc.

@65g4 2 года назад

Totally agree

@paulajulias5333 Год назад

the Episodes in the catskills I always wondered where the baby was 😂😂

@strugglingcollegestudent Год назад

Same! Like did she leave the car?

@er6730 Год назад

I was always wondering that! Like okay, you've snuck out in the night, did you bring the kids to your parents? Just left them there? What's going on, where are they? Says something when the viewer is more mindful of the children than the character is.

@marinabbb8213 Год назад

Спасибо, что снимаете такое классное кино! Могу смотреть его 24 часа в сутки. Люблю всю съёмочную группу!!!

@rayarony2958 Год назад

I'm sure Ester will grow up to be the sensible n matured one and Ethan will be a drama queen

@strugglingcollegestudent Год назад

Ethan is a little brat lol

@theabristlebroom4378 Год назад

Spoiler for the last season They both have a flair for drama when Grownup.

@MikeA15206 Год назад

So many people who bash her can't imagine what the 1960's and 19070's were like. My Mother's life, or my Father's lives didn't revolve around me, and I am better for it. I can actually figure things out. Kids today are going to have a hard time in adult life.

@sarveshribangadkar 2 года назад

What's the name of this song 8:28 ?

@barbarabonnette2705 11 месяцев назад

Ethan Rocks! 😂😂😂😂

@chipmunkpark8826 Год назад

When I was a child...children would eat in a different table. I ALWAYS HATED THAT...when my mom and I would be alone in the house, we would eat together but when the family gathered. I always had to go to another place💀

@amywalker3684 2 года назад

Only one more season!😥

@Jess-T Год назад

This is how I raise my daughter as well!

@paulchezkari6952 Год назад

Me watching the background more😅

@austinnoliphant Год назад

Sissy ran away, I'm literally holding her. Great.

@ff_m3570 Год назад

She kinda acts like the fun aunt.

@galbahnusen8767 Год назад

I totally forgot that she even had children. Guess that speaks for itself in a way. I do think her (and her husbands) parenting style is borderline negelctful from todays perspective, but at the same time did she not have many options in her time in society. And other people took care of them at least. Her being a very nurturing mother would not have been realistic with her character arc.

@Adultwomanlol 6 месяцев назад

They were with their grandparents and nannies as was the norm for rich people back then.

@zuzupetals6025 Год назад

I always felt bad for her children. It’s the only part of the show I wish would’ve been written differently.

@chaaaargh Год назад

yeah lol i'm not sure how people think she's a good mother, i guess everyone has different standards. i agree that she clearly cares for them, but she's not even fully aware that they're around half of the time lol

@AutumnKiss3212 11 месяцев назад

@chaaaargh I thought the best mother thing was sarcasm till I looked at the comments and I'm like dang you all ACTUALLY think she's an amazing mother?

@whatcanidooo 3 месяца назад

Yeah like all these people saying she’s a good mother had me seriously concerned about like…their standards for parenting. Especially since the least season confirms that she wasn’t and her kids have issues now. I love the character, but it’s not like she isn’t flawed

@ashleyloveland1739 Год назад

Let a human being grow

@robberbarron8161 2 года назад

Will she come over already I hold important knowledge and engineering

@SuperWolsey 11 месяцев назад

Our Lois Lane, boys and girls!!

@t.g.7973 Год назад

Ummm so no credit for Zelda!?

@laurelmackereth1308 Год назад

Honestly, her kids are so rarely mentioned, I’m not sure why they were put in the script at all. There are no scenes of her trying to balance being a mother and a comedian or her talking about how she wouldn’t have had them if it wasn’t expected of her.

@AstraeaAntiope Год назад

In the first season she does a whole riff at the jazz club about just that (if she just had kids because it was expected.)

@AbhishekAngira Год назад

Ethan's kinda creepy, I like it :P

@theabristlebroom4378 Год назад

Spoiler for the last season. Grownup Esther doesn't seem to think her mom is all that great.😮

@marjoriegarland2798 3 месяца назад

Yom Kippur is scarey!

@soniaamin1270 2 года назад

she is hardly ever with her kids (not judging) but that isn't a everyday mom.

@katemiller7874 2 года назад

Exactly.

@yaruxzasevillano1268 2 года назад

I mean, working mothers do exist

@soniaamin1270 2 года назад

@@yaruxzasevillano1268 yes there are. but calling this fictional character, mother of the year, is a stretch. season 1 and season 2 had the kids exclusively brought up the house help and the grand parents (who did not seem very attentive tbh). season 3 the kids were forgotten by the writers.

@ohemaa_ang 2 года назад

@@soniaamin1270 i think that was the joke tho... that she is imperfect but she still loves her kids

@Matchu2113 Год назад

@@yaruxzasevillano1268 I was a working single mom for part of my life. I never jammed out of the house without saying goodbye. Even when I got remarried and had somebody in the house 24/7 to watch my kids, I spent time with them. I grew up in a house with live in help because my mom was I’ll, but she spent time with me, reading to me, watching TV with me, playing cards, etc. Everybody has different parental/child experiences. The dichotomy between Midge leaving the house without a backward glance for her children and Susie’s secretary bringing the kids to work was perfect. See what white privilege can buy? 🤣

@jonathanwilliams1974 10 месяцев назад

Great series, but she's kind of a terrible mom. I think that point is made pretty clear in the last season when she's estranged from her now grown up children. The show is honest about her choices and her desire to pursue her career over family...and it showed the cost at the end when she's walking in her big spacious mansion...alone...with only her staff to keep her company. She got what she wanted...but in the end was she truly happy?

@maringal44 Год назад

She left Esther in the car at camp.

@katemiller7874 2 года назад

She’s never with them.

@blugreen123 Год назад

It's just the way it was back then, especially if you had money.

@sshukla7975 Год назад

The headline saying, midge is real mother! But actually no-one wants that mother/wife in their life. It's the truth though. Women are still ostracized for leaving for work and looked down in business and corporate or even in traveling job for being inadequate women and for not being there for the kids, while men can do it no issues.

@renatabilac8119 Год назад

It's funny how ASP written Midge as an unfit mother, yet Amazon is trying to convince us she is actually the best mother ever. :D Well, no one who has seen the season 5 could possibly think so. Because the quality of parenting is seen in grown up children and their relationships with themselves, parents, outside world, their partners. Esther is a mess, Ethan grown completely away from his mother. Only reason anyone tries to defend her shitty motherhood is because they see themselves or their parents in it. Joel is thousand times better father than Midge is mother. But yes, he is not realistic, she IS - it was very common for women of her class in that era to go do whatever they want to do and let other people take care of their children. The fact she was able to be nice the few times in a week/month she actually interacted with her children, makes her sane, not a great mother. It's very easy to control oneself when you don't have to do it all day, every day. And don't kid yourselves. To be present is one of the most important things in parenthood, especially when the alternative is to give your children to Rose Weissman. :D

@lindawatson8795 2 года назад

She’s good but she’s never with the kids!!

@agenttheater5 2 года назад

Upper middle class mothers like her and her mother weren't generally with the kids. Rose was against the idea of Midge having dinner with her kids.

@GameChanger597 2 года назад

That's actually not true. They would've had to be way more wealthy than that to have the Nanny raise the children. A mother's absence back then would have consisted of meeting friends for a luncheon once a month and selling Tupperware on occasion. Mothers have always been very much involved with their children pretty-much since the beginning of time

@terynb4407 2 года назад

Different times plus I also think it has something to do with child labor laws

@DeepikaGinger 2 года назад

A big part of that is because she had to become a working mom pretty early in the series.

@katemiller7874 2 года назад

Ever

@xiaomidemo8060 Год назад

Well, she has a baby.

@yushikuang7877 2 года назад

She must be italien

@lillyess385 Год назад

She's Jewish

@65g4 Год назад

@@lillyess385 yes they are clearly jewish does yushi even watch the show.

@raleemay Год назад

Far from “mother of the year” 🤣

@karhart6663 Год назад

She's a careless parent. When she's present, she is good, but every time she gets distracted by her dreams the kids are pushed away. The grandparents are potentially more self absorbed and harmful to them and Midge constantly expects her parents to care for the kids. Plus, in spite of any intentions she has with raising them, her careless mothering seems to be evident in the latest season.

@alinamartin7715 2 года назад

She was a bad mom but she also never wanted kids so whatever. I thought it was a good character point.

@zoegrant1929 Год назад

How is she a bad mother? She provides for them, she loves them fiercely and they're always well looked after. If she was a man no one would be calling her a bad mother

@alinamartin7715 Год назад

@@zoegrant1929 I guess I mean from the children's standpoint in that she's never around and doesn't seem to care if she is or isn't.

@zoegrant1929 Год назад

@@alinamartin7715 Her children have never complained about her not being around. Esther's too young to care, and Ethan is always happy to talk on the phone to his mother and ramble about his day to her. He never once says, "Mommy, why are you never here?"

@jeanlloyd3029 Год назад

@temperhollow7716 Год назад

I don't feel any nurturing connection with her children whatsoever, in fact her parenting style is downright negligent.She is solely focused on her career.

@swordchild0013 Год назад

How is she negligent ? The kids are always taken care of? She has a good relationship with them? She is not a stepford stereotypical mum but I would not call her negligent

@johanna2690 Год назад

@@swordchild0013 have you seen the new season? The first five minutes of the new season show how her adult daughter feels about her mother.

@swordchild0013 Год назад

@@johanna2690 not heard it yet / which part

@johanna2690 Год назад

@@swordchild0013 Season 5, episode 1, first five minutes. But they hint that her kids resent her in the future throughout the whole season.

@namewitheld2568 Год назад

Funny. Her attitude toward her kids is the one thing I didn't really like about her. She treats them like charming accessories.

@marieklenke2916 2 года назад

I love midge, but she is a HORRIBLE mother!

@nadivan 2 года назад

example cause you saying Horrible i think she is like normal

@swordchild0013 Год назад

Why is she horrible?

@frosinicapandispan5534 6 месяцев назад

I mean, she's not a monster, but she's a terrible parent. Wouldn't call.her a mother

@janwencel609 Год назад

Actually, she is a lousy mom

@lavanyaravindran3986 7 месяцев назад

is it only me? I feel she is a bad mother, and her lack of attention ruined her sons life, and made her otherwise intelligent daughter go to therapy

@er6730 Год назад

I couldn't handle the way she acted with her kids. I'm no helicopter mom, and actually have had the police called on me for neglect because I wasn't helicopter-y enough for someone (it was fine, I didn't get in trouble, but now I have a fear of busybodies) But the way she doesn't consider them is shameful. She doesn't think of them as people who need her protection, at all. They're like houseplants to her, not even like pets. I had to stop watching the show for that reason, I was just yelling at the screen the whole time.

@shanoriya 4 месяца назад

She’s a horrible mother

@GingerDancer77 4 месяца назад

That’s the joke 🤦‍♀️

@GameChanger597 2 года назад

I'm sorry but No🙄 I love Midge n all but if this were real life, she wouldn't be first in line for mother-of-the-year. At the very least, a good mom doesn't choose their career of debauchery over seeing their own children everyday Lol

@silverarrowtarot 2 года назад

agree. great show awesome character but not mother of the year LOL

@GameChanger597 2 года назад

@@silverarrowtarot Aaahh a voice of reason. Thank you for your sanity 😅

@Ilikefrogs.. 2 года назад

Capitalism forces mothers to choose their careers over their children every day. It doesn't make us bad mothers. We'd just rather our children not grow up homeless.

@medinirajan5702 2 года назад

That's such bullshit. First of all, parenting was vastly different in the 50s. You can't judge her parenting with modern day standards. Secondly, she is absolutely allowed to choose her career over seeing her children everyday. They have a father, two sets of grandparents and a friend circle. She knows they're in good hands. She calls everyday to check on them, makes sure they have the best education, etc. If she was a man, no one would be questioning her touring the world for her career. Men do it literally all the time.

@philyra2 2 года назад

@@medinirajan5702 Yes! Thank you! Why does no one judge men for jetting about and rarely seeing their children? If a woman does it, she's a bad mother. Meanwhile, if a man takes his kids to the park for half an hour suddenly he's father-of-the-year. Sheesh. Effing double standards.