Someday… is the eighth episode of the second season of The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.

Midge and Susie gear up for their first road trip, and quickly learn that the dynamics of going on tour are more challenging than they thought. Back in New York, it's business as usual while Midge is away, forcing her to wonder if her new life is worth sacrificing her home life.

• Rachel Brosnahan as Miriam "Midge" Maisel
• Alex Borstein as Susie Myerson
• Michael Zegen as Joel Maisel
• Marin Hinkle as Rose Weissman
  and
• Tony Shalhoub as Abe Weissman

• Joel Johnstone as Archie Cleary
• Bailey De Young as Imogene Cleary
• Brian Tarantina as Jackie
• Michael Torpey as Eugene
• Johnny Hopkins as Ricky
  Jimmy Palumbo as Bob

(in order of appearance)

• Ian Campayno as Gaslight Guy
• Lydia Grace Jordan as Young Woman
• Peggy J. Scott as Verla
• Thomas Lyons as Club Manager
• Matteo & Nunzio Pascale as Ethan
• Robbie Collier Sublett as Dante
• Alex Farlow as Lone Guy
• Jack Corcoran as Couple Guy
• Samantha Moyer as Woman
• Jackson Demott Hill as Counter Boy
• Matilda Szydagis as Zelda
• Chris Chirdon as Don
• Lou Martini, Jr. as Harrisburg Club Manager
• Reed Campbell as Club Employee
• Kayla Marie Berghoff as Waitress

• Kasey & Morgan Scheuermann as Esther Maisel
• Mike Blum as Marty Segal

(in order of appearance)

• The Gaslight Café
• 385 Riverside Drive
  • Apartment 12C
• The Stage Deli
• D.C. Club
• D.C. Motel
• Hawthorne Service
• Maisel & Roth Garment Company
• Philadelphia Club
• Philadelphia Motel
• Philadelphia Diner
• Lancaster Supply
• Harrisburg Club
• The Holland Tunnel
• Jimmy's Hideaway Bar & Grill

• Johnny Hopkins, the actor who plays Ricky, is Irish. According to Michael Zegen in episode 18 of My Mrs. Maisel Pod, Hopkins maintained an American accent for the duration of the shoot because he was scared they would fire him if they learned that he was Irish. Zegen was completely fooled, and was shocked when Hopkins later revealed his true accent.

• During Rose's baby shower, the men are in the kitchen as Abe Weissman (Papa) is relating an episode from the then new television program, The Twilight Zone. The story is about a far sighted bank teller who wants nothing more than to be able to read books through his thick glasses. The episode in question is Season 1 Episode 9, “Time Enough At Last” - originally aired Nov. 20, 1959, starring Burgess Meredith as the unfortunate Mr. Bemis. (Source: IMDb)

• This was the only episode of the season not written or directed by either of the Palladinos. (Source: IMDb)

SUSIE: You didn't have to call him.
MIDGE: Unfortunately, sometimes to make things work in a man's world, you need a man. That's just the way it is, Susie.
SUSIE: I would have found a way to take care of it. You may be some kind of damsel in distress, but I'm not.
MIDGE: No, you were a damsel in di-closet. Someday…
SUSIE: Yeah. Someday.
– S2E8

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