When does he find out? “Hot Mitzvah” (Season 1, Episode 11) After revisiting some of the bigger reveals, it’s easy to see that it was only a matter of time for Liza’s lie to go public.
Whether it was because Liza decided to unburden herself and reveal her true identity to someone she loves, or because both of her IDs happened to fall out of her wallet - which, yes, is a thing that happened - characters on the show, both major and tertiary, were learning the truth all over the place!ĭon’t believe me? Let’s turn to the below timeline of who found out Liza’s secret when and what happened when they did, all the way down to the very last person kept in the dark. Here’s the thing, friends: Liza’s true age was the worst-kept secret in publishing. Now everyone - including the last three major characters to learn the truth, Lauren (Molly Bernard), Zane (Charles Michael Davis), and good Lord Diana Trout ( Miriam Shor) - knows. So, yes, after six seasons (it’s been much less time within the world of the show) Liza is completely exposed and the premise of Younger is irrevocably blown up. So she decides to out Liza Miller to the entire world while onstage at a major publishing event meant to celebrate Pauline and Liza’s working relationship. It is in that episode that Charles’s (Peter Hermann) ex-wife, Pauline Turner Brooks (Jennifer Westfeldt), discovers that the woman dating her ex, the woman spending time with her daughters, the woman who basically gave her a writing career, is not who she says she is. Well, until season six, episode eight, that is. Liza secures employment at Empirical Publishing as a sort of fresh-faced 26-year-old, which means that in order to keep her job, she has to keep that lie going for the foreseeable future.
Thanks to a wardrobe fit for a Brooklyn millennial, a dye job, and some major (like, very major) suspension of disbelief, it works.
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In the pilot episode of TV Land’s Younger, 40-year-old, freshly divorced mom Liza Miller (Sutton Foster) is unable to get a job in publishing after taking time off to raise her now college-age daughter, so her best friend and new roommate, Maggie (Debi Mazar), suggests that she lie on her résumé and say she’s only 26.
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