Julia Hart will direct
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The Emmy-winning actor has signed on to star in a three-episode story arc for the third season.
We look back at Midge, Susie, the Weissmans, and Joel changed throughout the second season of The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.
As Midge gets the career opportunity of a lifetime, her personal life is turned upside-down as she contemplates her sacrifices.
Midge performs on a telethon, while Abe’s professional life spirals out of control, Joel earns some much needed praise from Moishe.
Midge and Susie finally go on a four city comedy tour together, but it isn’t quite as glamorous as they hoped it would be.
Benjamin introduces Midge to the NYC art scene, and Joel celebrates with his family’s company.
Abe deals with discovering his children’s secrets, while Midge and Joel come to terms with their separation and begin to move on.
Midge heads back to the city with Benjamin, while Susie continues to look for gigs in the Catskills.
The Weissmans and Midge head to the Catskills for their yearly family vacation, but things are far more complicated than they used to be.
Midge helps Mary plan her wedding, while Rose audits a figure drawing class. Meanwhile, Joel navigates his parents’ money saving system.
Abe and Rose enjoy themselves together in Paris, while Susie stays at Midge’s and helps her prepare for their first gig.
Midge and Abe try to bring Rose home from Paris, while Joel is confronted with the realities of living with his parents and Susie takes an involuntary trip.
December sees the return of Rachel Brosnahan in The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel!
Season 2 will premiere on Amazon Prime on December 5, 2018
The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel has earned a total of 14 Emmy nomination for its first season