The Shy Baldwin tour is on a break for two months before they take off overseas. So naturally, Midge and Susie are back in New York by the end of the season, and Midge is living at Moishe and Shirley's along with her parents
Astrid has her baby, and the bris is held at the Maisels' in Queens. Abe is passing out copies of The New York Times with his op-ed about the tragic state of contemporary theater, which of course he is more concerned with than his grandson.
Rose visits Benjamin at the hospital where he works to apologize for what happened with him and her daughter. Rose goes back a second time to try to set him up with another girl, which prompts an angry Benjamin to march down to the stage deli and confront Midge. He says his piece and sticks it to Midge with class and composure.
Susie's gambling problem, which starts in Vegas, becomes serious right around the time her mom dies. In the last episode, she goes to none other than Joel to help her manage Midge's money, because clearly she can't be trusted.
Miriam buys her apartment back from Moishe, who apparently still owns it. She plans on using her money from the Shy Baldwin tour to pay for it.
