When the writers go out for drinks after the show, Gordon Ford (Reid Scott) makes an appearance, invading the bar that the writers treasure as a "Gordon free zone." He seems to have a little spark with Midge, so maybe there will be more than just a professional relationship between those two at some point. She's transfixed by the process of doing live TV though. She fights for some of her jokes but none make it into the show. She's left to sink or swim on her own and it dulls her quick wit and effervescence a little bit. People aren't rude to her - except Mike (Jason Ralph), who hates Susie, so by extension Midge - but the other writers aren't taking her seriously. Abe, on the other hand, doesn't say what happened with Penelope, but he does place his hand on Rose's thigh in a very forward moment for the two of them (at least it was after 7 pm). She's starting to get worried.Īt first, neither Rose nor Abe want to discuss their bad days, but at dinner Rose spills on her secret.
Rose (Marin Hinkle) also has a rough day at work when her office, the tearoom, burns to the ground, what Rose believes is just the latest in a string of attacks by the other matchmakers. She hits on him by putting her hand on his thigh. Maybe Sylvio ends up being one of her four husbands? The only husband known at this point is Joel, there are three more to go.Ībe (Tony Shalhoub) gets quite a surprise when he has lunch with the glamorous heiress and playwright Penelope (Lucy Taylor), who Abe is interviewing for the Voice. He leaves the door open for them to meet again in Riverside Park and Midge doesn't totally shut him down. After a cat and mouse chase that is more Tom and Jerry than actual cat and mouse, Sylvio catches her and finally explains what was really happening when his wife walked in (they're separated and she's taken everything from him). But on the way she sees Sylvio (Milo Ventimiglia) on the train. In a very That Girl sequence, Midge takes the subway to the 30 Rock building to begin her new job. Maisel (Image credit: Philippe Antonello/Prime Video)
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