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This is the moment where you forget Lenny Bruce and fall in love with Luke Kirby.
Yes... yes you do
This was one of the most romantic declarations of tough love I've ever seen. "If you blow this Midge I swear...you will break my f**cking heart"!
honestly oh my god
Tbh I never hardcore shipped these two but at same time I stop watching two episodes in season 2, but I have watch scenes here and there but this scene alone is top tier about him loving her and believing in her talent gosh it beautiful 😍
@@emilyguzzo6557 I never shipped them either as I thought their professional friendship and mutual respect was just too strong for it to turn into anything else. Now it almost seems destined to be.
That comment is a PERFECT description of what this scene is! A "romantic declaration of tough love." Damn that's GOOD. I might use that at some point in the future.
He just did one of his best sets ever, one of the proudest moments of his life,
_and immediately afterwards chooses to step away from all the congratulations,_
_and gets to _*_the brink of tears_*_ desperately trying to _*_help someone he loves._*
honestly it took me 3 watches to come to this realization. they really took it to another level, and I couldn't have asked for it to be any better. Lenny cares way more than I thought! It is genuinely the chemistry I hope I have with someone in this life. ugh
To be fair it's the chemistry everyone hopes for because this is fiction. But agreed!
This is giving me major Jess yelling "RORY, WHY did you DROP out of YALE" vibes
"Don't plan, work!" I love that line
That line made me feel like Midge wasn't the only one he was talking to.
@@tss3393 felt like he was talking to me
Give him the Emmy. Give him an Oscar. Give him more jobs! He nailed this performance.
The minute Kirby (as Lenny Bruce) walked out thru that stage door and closed it behind him, I started applauding and said out loud to the screen: THAT is how its' done!
@@riverebec1 I had the exact same reaction. I paused the episode to take it all in
I’ve watched this scene at least 5 times.
Got one in 2019, great performance:
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You never thought he was acting at all he's perfect
I was so glad someone finally set her straight and its was only right for it to be him. You can tell he truly believe in her gift and just wants to see her win!
Also, he genuinely loves her.
Right. Susie has been trying to tell her but I’m glad Lenny did and I hope this finally changes her
Can you imagine someone caring about you so much that they cuss you out with tears in their eyes?
Awww…I love how Lenny just set Midge straight. My heart broke for him. Now I have to wait a year (hopefully not 2 again) for the next season. 🙁
What I love about this scene is how surprising it was. We've never seen Lenny get emotional like that, and seeing him like this towards Midge is just really sweet. He cares and knows she is special.
The good thing is that they started filming right around the release of season 4.
@@ixchellopez6184 Oh really? That’s great!
Me too.
My heart broke already when he delivered that line. God he is soon good!
Lenny here genuinely made me cry. 😢
same. it was such an unexpected emotional scene and made the season for me. this is the best kind of tv right here
@@an-qo6by It was one of the few moments in the last two episodes, that made the season for me also. Luke’s an excellent actor. 💛
Yes. Me too. And him walking off line that, after setting Midge straight
@@annacalifornia6498 Tears. 😭
Susie's eulogy got me. I bet the actor is watching like his character did
lenny is midge’s biggest supporter since the beginning ♥️
“It’s time for you to look inward, and start asking yourself the big questions! ‘Who are you, and what do you want?!’”
-Lenny Bruce
I see you are a man of culture as well
I just heard all of that as Lenny doing his best Uncle Iroh impression.
LMAO Laogai Hall
1:41 “If you blow this Midge, I swear…!”
1:52 “…You will break my * heart!”
Emmy worthy performance
I can't stop thinking about them but I have an unpopular opinion: I don't think they should "end up together" in the traditional sense. Their practical lives would have never intertwined, they couldn't try to be life partners without it failing. I want them to continue what I think of as a passionate friendship. Intensity, attraction, caring and even love is there but it isn't and shouldn't be conflated with "endgame" "happily ever after" and other kinds of hopeless romantic notions. They're kindred spirits on their own separate journeys. I hope their paths convene often.
Oh I definitely agree with this! I mean, them actually ending up together doesn't make sense. They are in two different worlds. And I think that's what makes this so well written, whether they planned it or not, I feel like soulmates are people that you sometimes don't end up with. They have such a special, strong, beautiful bond and I think them hooking up was enough for me. This is coming from someone who ships them. One more thing, the writers are clearly talented because they somehow managed to get them to hook up without losing that spark, like most shows end up going through when they do it. They had the same passion at carnegie hall, and I just wonder how they'll be from here. They can't ignore the hook up, I just don't know how they'll talk about it in the show we'll have to see. anyways thanks for coming to my ted talk
@@an-qo6by “soul mates are people you sometimes don’t end up with” this is so entirely true.
they probably wont. Lenny Bruce dies in 1966 not too long now
I love that he called her out!
this is the best scene ever!
so real!
i love this serie
This entire scene was fantastic (this whole season too)
Lenny loves her like none other.
He's a great guy trying to steer her ship to success.
What I loved the most of the season:
During the whole season it was bugging me this “plan” that she was trying to implement.
I know it’s a show, but it’s a show trying to represent a specific time and age of society.
Maybe today in this time an era a comedian like her could have followed that plan, but in the era they are living it was delusional.
So during the whole season I was fearing they were going to pull something out of the way to give her what she wanted.
And I am glad that I was wrong.
Yes, they showed us her trying to make it her way, but writers gave us the best way possible to put her back in the right path (right path for that moment of time).
And it was perfect that the person telling her was the person who respects her the most as a comedian.
The season felt too short
What a performance! He deserves and award.
Beautiful, charming man and what a talent❤️❤️our lovely baby
Wise up 💔
I've seriously dreamed of playing Carnegie Hall. I was a piano soloist! i am not a piano player- as an artist, this scene just shot me to tears. These Legends (well, a dramatized Legend and a composite one) have an argument on stage at CARNEGIE EFFING HALL? So beautiful. That's where Legends hold forum with one another. Like Lenny said, "there's just a really cool Janitor, they don't know we're here!" So amazing. The writers get it. Love this show!
Hope next season they will give us some more scenes with them together.
Luke Kirby in Panhandle on spectrum originals very different for him but still as cute as ever take a look...🤩
Wish I had him in my corner
Yeah, this was one of those great moments where miscommunication came off as disrespect. You understood where things came off to him, and what he was getting at.. but you're with Mitch the entire time and saw what she was trying to do.
Such a powerful finisher though. 😁
POWERFUL SCENE!!!!
We're getting pretty close to the timeline where Lenny Bruce died in real life. I can't help but wonder if they are going to have him die in the 5th and final season of the show.
I’ve been wondering the same thing
You will break my fucking heart... Says every Jewish parent to every Jewish child since the beginning of time
u aint wrong (im jewish)
loved this scene- watched it over n over again. just ONE question - why did they make her stand with her hand to her hip and bag in one for a very serious convo ?? it looks so goofy
I feel like that made her look like she still had a rebuttal to give. The moment she does state her point and it gets addressed, she had nothing more to say and she starts listening. Her arm isn't on her hip anymore and she wasn't putting on a demeanor as if she was still the one leading the conversation like she always does.
@@duhwayneee nice catch didnt think ab it this way
Another Emmy winning performance.
i wish the show was just these two. or just him. everyone else and their comedic banters annoy me sm now but this is amazing performance
Wait, is this Lenny Bruce? Well we know this never did happen, but do people actually think Lenny Bruce talked like this ever to anyone. Watch Lenny from 1974 then watch this. Tell me what seems more plausible, because let me tell you, both of those things cannot be true.
not all of the story is true of course
This is not a documentary of Lenny Bruce, but neither was the ‘74 film with Dustin Hoffman.
He should’ve just told her that she’s good but not as good as she thinks she is. It’s like a slap in the face to any other performer who would kill to have a chance to open for famous comedians.