[FX] The Bear Season 3

Yep what little I’ve seen gives me flashbacks.

 

It was the flashback scenes with Joel McHale as 5* chef that reminded my brother of, almost exactly, of Thomas Keller. And then Ralph Fiennes took it over the edge.

 

I haven’t seen The Menu but would like to sometime.

 

So it’s time travel or a demon or something?

 

lol... that mini-movie was one of the best things to come out on television in awhile.... and will serve as a stand-alone "must watch" for anybody prior to the holidays.

I believe this is the last season based on the original plan. Sounds about right as the restaurant has been opened and I feel they have the opportunity to tie all up nicely.

 

He's Kerry Von Erich.

 

Wtf is this first episode? I'm bored.

 

Wot? It was a montage of life/career events that showed carmys progression. I enjoyed it.

 

I was okay with 10 minutes of it. Not 30 minutes of it.

 

Everyone has been telling me to watch this show, so I just finished watching the first season. It's ok, but I think its pretty overrated. Honestly don't feel the need to continue to season 2.

 

its more of the same. people who absolutely suck at dealing with stress trying to work a stressful job.

 

Some of the episodes of season 2 were great in my opinion. For example the Denmark one was awesome. Partly because I love that city as well.

 

There's a noticeable step up in quality from Season 1 to Season 2.

 

Spent season 3 setting up season 4

 

Side note - i’d probably throat punch my first sales manager if I ever saw him in the wild.

 

The whole show is boring to me.

 

Then why do you watch it. Not being snarky, would really like to know. I am really fascinated by people that hate watch tv shows.

Watched ep 4 last night. So real and a fantastic performance by Liza Colon-Zayas...went a long way toward explaining why she's such a tough nut to crack. Noticed that Ayo directed...she's reached "Will Watch Everything She is In" status.

 

You mean episode 6? That's what I watched last night.

I enjoy the show for the characters. They feel authentic. Although the Faks are annoying this season. They're like the Transformer twins in Transformers 2.

 

I have not watched all of it, just the first and a few random episodes. Every single one is an absolute snooze fest and felt like over acted crap.

To answer your question, I'm not a hate watcher, if I hate it, I don't watch it. I think people hate watch to be able to say they saw all of it and it still stinks in their mind. That, plus they are probably bored, and/or want to be in the conversation for the show around the water cooler.

 

Yeah, I think hes talking about ep 6. It brought that whole show down to such a human-level of struggle. Show is fantastic.

The Faks are a little annoying but gives the show some breathing room on how serious it can be. Its a nice reprieve every once and a while, so it works imo.