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You know what's great? The Dustin Hoffman film where he plays him.

He did a fucking phenomenal job.

He did a fucking phenomenal job.

He did a fucking phenomenal job.

He did a fucking phenomenal job. Dustin Hoffman nailed it. He nailed it.

He did a fucking phenomenal job. Dustin Hoffman nailed it. He nailed it.

He did a fucking phenomenal job. Dustin Hoffman nailed it. He nailed it.

Well, the lady who did Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.

Well, the lady who did Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.

Well, the lady who did Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.

I think maybe, maybe an influence, but I think it's a pretty unique fictional story of someone who's friends with Lenny Bruce. Hacks is definitely based on Joan Rivers. Oh, really?

I think maybe, maybe an influence, but I think it's a pretty unique fictional story of someone who's friends with Lenny Bruce. Hacks is definitely based on Joan Rivers. Oh, really?

I think maybe, maybe an influence, but I think it's a pretty unique fictional story of someone who's friends with Lenny Bruce. Hacks is definitely based on Joan Rivers. Oh, really?

You know what the best conspiracy theory about Joan Rivers is? What? That she was killed because she outed Michelle Obama for being a man. Oh, gosh. Midge Maisel from The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel was inspired by real-life comedian Joan Rivers, sharing similarities in their upbringing, education, and performing at the Gaslight Cafe in New York. Wow. She nails it, though. Yep.

You know what the best conspiracy theory about Joan Rivers is? What? That she was killed because she outed Michelle Obama for being a man. Oh, gosh. Midge Maisel from The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel was inspired by real-life comedian Joan Rivers, sharing similarities in their upbringing, education, and performing at the Gaslight Cafe in New York. Wow. She nails it, though. Yep.

You know what the best conspiracy theory about Joan Rivers is? What? That she was killed because she outed Michelle Obama for being a man. Oh, gosh. Midge Maisel from The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel was inspired by real-life comedian Joan Rivers, sharing similarities in their upbringing, education, and performing at the Gaslight Cafe in New York. Wow. She nails it, though. Yep.

Rachel Brosnahan, is that how you say her name?

Rachel Brosnahan, is that how you say her name?

Rachel Brosnahan, is that how you say her name?

She nails it. I think she's won at least two Emmys for that show. Yeah, she nails it. The first season and the second season are amazing. I trailed off in the third season.