Everything Is Bellmore is the 29th episode overall of Amazon Prime's The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel and the 3rd episode of Season 4. It was released on Amazon Prime on February 25, 2022.
Synopsis[]
Midge runs into an old friend at work. Susie finds out she has a close friend. Abe's job gets personal. Rose's matchmaking business draws attention.[1]
Plot[]
Midge becomes The Wolford's comic emcee. Gaslight employee Jackie dies suddenly; Susie is too upset to remain at their shared apartment and temporarily stays with Midge. Buzz Goldberg, who produced the summer shows at Steiner's Resort, has a musical titled They Came, They Danced, opening on Broadway. The Village Voice assigns Abe to review Buzz's show. The musical is terrible, and, to deflect his harsh criticism, Abe incorporates himself and social issues into his article. Buzz's friends and supporters are furious about the bad review and openly disparage Abe during a Bar Mitzvah ceremony. Susie, disheartened that only she, Midge, Chester, and Jackie's sister attend Jackie's memorial, crashes another in-progress service and eulogizes Jackie to strangers. Lenny visits Midge at The Wolford and offers some helpful advice. Meanwhile, Rose's matchmaking service is growing. Asher Friedman calls Abe regarding his theater review. In it, Abe recounted when the two young anarchists vandalized a Federal building in the 1920s. Based on the article, the FBI is investigating.
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Music[]
- In My Little Corner of the World performed by Anita Bryant
- Susie is walking down the street, back to her apartment.
- Magic Moments performed by Perry Como
- Midge hosts a Tupperware party at her apartment, with the help of Imogene.
- Orchestral Suite No. 2 in B Minor, BWV 1067: I. Overture - Grave - Arr. for Flute and Ensemble performed by Goran Marcusson and Camerata Calluna (originally by Johann Sebastian Bach)
- Rose and Susie at The Garden Club.
- Overture performed by Salvatore Dell’Isola
- Rose and Abe arrive at the Mark Hellinger Theatre.
- They Came, They Danced performed by Orville Mendoza and The Original Broadway Cast of "They Came, They Danced"
- Broadway opening of Buzz Goldberg’s play, “They Came, They Danced” which is attended by the Weismann’s, the Maisel’s and Susie.
- Where Have All The Flowers Gone performed by Production Music Library
- Guitarists performing at The Gaslight.
- People Who Died performed by The Jim Carroll Band
- End Credits.
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References[]
- ↑ This description was taken from The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel Amazon page.