The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel: Season 4

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Season Details & Credits

Amazon Prime | Prime Video | AMAZON | Season Premiere Date: February 18, 2022

Summary: Midge has a new gig where she has more freedom to say what she wants, but it causes conflicts with her family and friends.

Genre(s): Comedy, Drama

Season 4 Episodes

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S4:E8. How Do You Get to Carnegie Hall?
Air Date: March 11, 2022
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S4:E7. Ethan...Esther...Chaim
Air Date: March 11, 2022
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S4:E6. Maisel vs. Lennon: The Cut Contest
Air Date: March 4, 2022

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Arielle Bernstein

Feb 16, 2022

The fourth season has the potential to bring a greater sense of focus and purpose by homing in on the ways that characters are actively changing, rather than repeating old patterns. Read full review

Kristi Turnquist

Feb 16, 2022

There’s nothing very radical going on in the new season, at least not yet. ... For now, it’s a treat to wallow in the show’s zippy dialogue, sharp performances, and fabulous production design and costumes. Read full review

Bruce Miller

Feb 21, 2022

That’s the thrust of the fourth season – people making bold moves. After two years of life without the Maisels it’s a welcome change. Read full review

Lily Moayeri

Feb 16, 2022

The fourth season of the 1950s-into-1960s period comedy The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel gets off to a shaky start. Read full review

The Independent Alexandra Pollard

Feb 18, 2022

It makes for absorbing viewing, and Brosnahan throws herself into it with admirable force, her stand-up patter getting better with every season – but it does at times make it hard to enjoy being in Midge’s company. Read full review

The Daily Beast Kevin Fallon

Feb 21, 2022

After setting the show and the character forth on a pretty thrilling trajectory for the first three seasons, this new one is a complete reset. As in, Midge Maisel is in exactly the same situation she was when we first met her: single, desperate, and obstinately pursuing a career in comedy even though she can’t land a gig or respect. Read full review

Meghan O'Keefe

Feb 16, 2022

It gives me no pleasure to share that the show is now fixated on its characters complaining problems of the characters’ own making. In one episode, Midge literally thinks her biggest problem is not getting free milk. Worse, the once guillotine-sharp dialogue that made the Sherman-Palladinos favorites amongst TV snobs has been replaced with nonsensical dialogue that constantly loops back on itself. Read full review

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hisavi

Feb 20, 2022

Unsurprisingly still marvelous. Brosnahan has never been better in this role.

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SusanL

Feb 20, 2022

There’re a lot icon times in this season. Every character is doing what they should do. They focus on their career and i love that!

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BobShapiro

Feb 26, 2022

The performances are still strong, but Midge's closing set in episode 1 is more like a 2022 Netflix comedy special with all of the f-bombs lacing her routine. This seems anachronistic for stand-up comedy of 60 years ago. Even Lenny Bruce's legal struggles back in the day were as much aboutThe performances are still strong, but Midge's closing set in episode 1 is more like a 2022 Netflix comedy special with all of the f-bombs lacing her routine. This seems anachronistic for stand-up comedy of 60 years ago. Even Lenny Bruce's legal struggles back in the day were as much about content/subject matter than it was four-letter words. Midge's stand-up predates Richard Pryor and Eddie Murphy by quite a few years.… Expand

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MetacriticOnur

Mar 30, 2022

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raorian

Feb 20, 2022

this show used to have better writing, and a good ratio of message to comedy. now it's too much message and too little funny. shame... not really any good sitcoms these days.

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redhawk

Mar 21, 2022

Absolutely tanked a number of characters and storylines from a series that I loved before. This show is an abomination in its fourth season.

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