: Midge buys back her old Upper West Side apartment, with her parents Abe and Rose moving back in. Rose thrives in her new matchmaking business, while Abe becomes a theater critic for The Village Voice .
: Susie Myerson deals with the sudden death of her roommate Jackie and begins building "Susie Myerson and Associates". She hires a secretary, Dinah, and takes on new clients like the quirky magician Alfie.
: The "will they, won't they" dynamic between Midge and Lenny finally reaches a boiling point. The season concludes with Lenny performing at Carnegie Hall and urging Midge to stop hiding in the safety of the strip club and seize real opportunities.
: Joel’s successful nightclub brings complicated attention to his landlords' illegal activities. His relationship with Mei Lin deepens as they face the challenges of being an interracial couple and discover Mei is pregnant.
In Season 4 of , the story shifts into the year 1960 as Midge Maisel navigates the fallout of being fired from Shy Baldwin’s tour. This season is marked by a "riled up" Midge who vows to only perform as a headliner, leading her to an unconventional residency as an emcee at a strip club called the Wolfford. Key Plot Developments
: Refusing to be an opening act, Midge takes a job at the Wolfford. She works to transform the seedy burlesque venue into a more professional and profitable space.