The third episode of ‘The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel’s fourth season, titled ‘Everything Is Bellmore,’ is dedicated to a beloved cast member, Brian Tarantina, who died in 2019. Tarantina played the recurring character Jackie, the Gaslight’s emcee. By celebrating the role he portrayed in the show, ‘The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel’ praises the character actor and his performances. Susie, played by Alex Borstein, delivers one of the series’ most intense and visceral speeches, eulogizing both Jackie and the actor who played him. Here’s all you need to know about the season 4 episode 4 ending of ‘The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.’ WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD.

Recap of The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel Season 4 Episodes 3 and 4

Susie learns of Jackie’s death via his sister in Episode 3 and spends the rest of the episode in barely repressed anguish, which eventually breaks out of her as the monologue when she discovers how few people attended his wake. Midge (Rachel Brosnahan) begins working as the strip club’s humorous emcee. Midge’s concentration is tested during her act when Lenny Bruce (Luke Kirby) drops by and throws objects at her. She acquits herself admirably. The Weissmans, Maisels, and Susie attend the opening night of a play written by Buzz Goldberg, a Catskills acquaintance. The play used to be presented at the holiday retreat, and Midge even acted in it at one point, though practically everyone except Midge feels she did a poor job.

The play is a disaster, and Abe (Tony Shalhoub) is persuaded by his publisher to reveal his true feelings about it in his review. During a Bar Mitzvah, the whole Jewish community of the Upper West Side, including the rabbi, yells at Abe for being disloyal.

Midge goes on a date with a pediatrician who can’t stop talking about his time in Spain in episode 4, titled ‘Interesting People on Christopher Street.’ Midge phones Susie to implore her to bail her out as the situation grows increasingly unbearable. Her manager quickly arrives at the restaurant, claiming that Midge’s son is ill.

Midge seeks to make modifications to the strip club in order for it to run more efficiently. The management is hesitant at first, but they eventually agree. Abe notes in passing that he and Asher set fire to a government facility in his piece about Buzz Goldberg’s play. As a result, the FBI contacts you.

Susie obtains a new apartment with the assistance of her mobsters. It’s large and has a beautiful view. One only has to ignore the fact that it’s a mafia safe house with a bloodstain on the floor. Susie fantasizes about opening an office there. Sophie (Jane Lynch) shows up one evening and asks Susie to get her the game show host job she wants. Susie accepts, despite her better judgment.

Does Midge Fall Into the Orchestra Pit in The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel Season 4 Episode 4?

Yes, Midge falls into the strip club’s orchestra pit in the last minutes of episode 4 and most likely sustains some injuries. It’s easy to see why she’d want to perform at a strip joint. The situation naturally encourages her to express herself. At the same time, it’s easy to see why Susie and Joel (Michael Zegen) are skeptical of her professional choice. She was just a few weeks ago opening for Shy Baldwin, and now she’s performing at a strip club. It’s a completely uninteresting job path.

Midge tries to make improvements to the venue that will benefit both herself and the other performers, but the fall serves as a wake-up call. Midge begins performing there since the audience is more favorable than in typical clubs. If she isn’t careful, she will be stuck there for an indefinite period of time.

Why is the FBI on the lookout for Abe and Asher? Why is Abe so upset at Asher?

Abe and Asher had known one other for a long time. They were anarchists in the 1920s and supposedly set fire to a government building. Abe discusses this occurrence in his article when critiquing the early 1960s theater scene. This is what drew the FBI’s attention. Abe hires Michael Kessler, a friend from his activist days, who informs Abe and Asher that the FBI has no information on them and that they only need to meet with an agent to clear things up. Asher travels to New York for the meeting and spends the night with the Weissmans.

During dinner one night, it is revealed that Asher and Rose dated briefly when they were younger. Rose and Abe had split up at the time because he was seeking a Ph.D. Rose claims she informed Abe about it at least 20 times. The dinner is the first time he finally listens, and the quirky, vengeful, and petty side of him emerges. When the FBI arrives, Abe tries everything he can to get Asher arrested, but the plot fails. If anything, the entire exchange provides Asher with his first genuine idea for a play in over two decades.