In this ‘Golden Age of TV’ we’re all living in, a show is only as good as the conspiracy theories that surround it.
Which is why, even with a seemingly light-hearted show like Stan’s Younger, we’re constantly combing the screen in order to suss out clues to tell us what’s about to happen next.
Now, if you’ve been living in an apocalypse proof bunker and have somehow missed out on the true magic that is Younger, let me catch you up.
Liza (Sutton Foster) is a 40 year old single mother with a daughter in college who struggled to get back into the workforce following her divorce. Since she is blessed with super youthful looks, her best friend Maggie (Debi Mazar) suggests that she reinvent herself as a 26 year old. This ruse works and she lands a job as an assistant at a New York publishing house. As you can imagine, the pressure of keeping up her secret teamed with the highs and lows of her love life and career lead to a few wacky hijinks.
We are now four seasons into Younger and at this stage of the plot, only three of the main cast of characters know about Liza’s true age. Her roommate Maggie, her ex-boyfriend Josh (Nico Tortorella) and, as of just last season, her work wife Kelsey (Hilary Duff).
The two biggest player players in the show, the two people who must be kept out of the secret at all costs, are Liza’s boss Diana Trout (Miriam Shor), and the owner of Empirical Publishing, Charles (Peter Hermann).
Listen: The Binge hosts Laura Brodnik and Clare Stephens unpack the biggest moments of Younger season four with special guest Miriam Shor, the actress who plays Diana Trout herself.
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I don't think so, he would have had to turn the bracelet over to see it! When she is holding his hand her date of birth is on the other side.