Dancer at the Wolford.

S4E2 - Gloria asks Bunny, Mitzi and the other strippers for money so she can pay Susie back for bail, but they’re as broke as her.

S4E3 - Midge has a rocky start at the Wolford. Mid-way through the night, she attempts to introduce herself to Mitzi, Bunny, Tilly, and the other dancers, but they just ignore her.

S4E4 - Midge continues to wage an uphill battle trying to improve the working conditions at the Wolford. She stands and watches as today's dancers (Gilded Age, Lana LaRue, Philomena, Sugar, Tilly, Bunny, Bubbles, Can Can Mademoiselle, Gloria, Mitzi, Cotton Ball and Sapphira), garbed in gnatty costumes with missing components, lethargically go through the motions of the finale. At the end of the act, the curtain fails to descend. When Midge goes out on stage to conclude the show, the band does not stop playing to let her talk, her spotlight takes forever to turn on, and when it finally does, her mic cuts out. After exchanging some terse words with Charlie and Boise, she goes over to Gloria, Bunny, Tilly and Mitzi and suggests that they rehearse the finale next time so it goes more smoothly, and offers to have Zelda fix up their costumes.

S4E4 - At the Wolford, Midge finally starts to make some headway. When Boise barges into the dressing room and tells Mitzi to move her ass, Midge firmly tells him to speak to the dancers with more respect, and to always knock at the door before entering. Gloria, Mitzi, Bunny, Philomena, Bubbles, Can Can Mademoiselle, Sapphira, Sugar, Gilded Age and Lana LaRue all look on, surprised and impressed.

S4E4 - At the Wolford, things are finally going well. The dancers for the night (Can Can Mademoiselle, Sapphira, Bunny, Sugar, Philomena, Ringmaster, Mitzi, Lana LaRue, Gilded Age, Cotton Ball, Annie Oakley) perform the finale, and it is noticeably more energetic and polished than before. Their costumes are now pristine and illustrious, presumably thanks to some help from Zelda. At the end of the act, the curtain descends, the band stops, Midge's spotlight comes on, her mic works, and she is able to deliver her closing remarks cleanly. As she leaves the stage, Midge exclaims that they finally got it perfect… only to fall into the orchestra pit, breaking her arm. The dancers react with mild interest and concern, but nobody else appears to care.

S4E6 - In a meeting with Terrence, Boise and Mario attempt to put a stop to the feminization of the Wolford. When Midge comes over with Susie, they angrily confront her. Kenny sides with Boise and Mario, having been overwhelmed with unusual drink orders, but Tawny, Bunny, Mitzi and Tilly all pitch in on Midge’s side. Terrence is on the side of the money, and when he sees that these changes have only increased profits, he makes the call that they should double down on them, much to the chagrin of Boise and Mario.

S4E7 - Bunny, Mitzi, and Tilly get to know Imogene when she comes to visit Midge at the Wolford. Jillian briefly drops into their conversation as well.

S4E8 - Boise calls Midge at the hospital and begs her to come back. He recounts the disastrous outcome of Midge’s idea to send Mitzi, Bunny and Gloria up in her place.

S4E8 - Bunny and Mitzi greet Midge as she comes to the Wolford from the hospital to do one set. Bunny is dressed in her usual outfit, but Mitzi is dressed as Midge. Shortly after Midge’s set, a police raid begins, and Boise frantically tries to evacuate the whole place. Bunny and Mitzi, however, linger in the dressing room as Boise shouts at them - the former trying to put on her shoes, the latter looking for a lost earring. Ultimately, Boise hides Mitzi under a pile of feathers and physically hauls Bunny away. Later, as Midge and Lenny argue over stealing a paper from a newsstand to protect their heads from the snow, a series of dancers including Bunny run past.

S5E7 - As Bunny and Mitzi attempt to dislodge a mysterious animal from the ceiling (which they speculate may be a cat), Susie arrives unexpectedly and pulls Midge aside to tell her about the Jack Paar showcase. Midge is initially unenthused, but Susie eventually talks her into it. Suddenly, there is a scream from the dressing room as the animal (which was not a cat) is uncovered. The terrified dancers, including Bunny and Mitzi, flee past Midge and Susie.

GLORIA: Does anybody have a 20?
MITZI: Twenty? What am I, fucking Rockefeller?
BUNNY: Honey, we're all broke.
– S4E2

MIDGE: Get me your costume. I'll have Zelda fix it.
TILLY: Who's Zelda?
BUNNY: I think she's the one who wears balloons and pops 'em with her nails.
TILLY: Shit. More competition.
– S4E4

BUNNY: Did she just call us fucking ladies?
– S4E4

BUNNY: And is that so bad? That the place doesn't smell like piss?
BOISE: Oh, good. Bunny has something to add.
BUNNY: I don't like the smell of piss.
– S4E6

BUNNY: Women are more generous and giving. That's a fact of the species. We give life to fucking babies.
– S4E6

BUNNY: I worked a place in Philly once. Had to put a sign on the door. “No BJs.”
– S4E7

BUNNY: We got a new sign to go on the door here. On one side, it says, “We're open. Please come inside.” And on the other side, it says, “Sorry we're closed.”
MITZI: I don't get it.
GLORIA: I don't think that's what it says.
BUNNY: What it fucking says. I'm looking at it right here. “Sorry we're…”
GLORIA: “Clothed.” It says, “Sorry we're clothed.” Like we have our clothes on.
BUNNY: Okay. And on the other side, it says, “Sorry we're clothed.”
MITZI: I still don't get it.
– S4E8

BUNNY: Definitely not a fucking cat.
– S5E7

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