Jeremy Allen WhiteCarmen 'Carmy' Berzatto
Ebon Moss-BachrachRichard 'Richie' Jerimovich
Ayo EdebiriSydney Adamu
Lionel BoyceMarcus Brooks
Abby ElliottNatalie 'Sugar' Berzatto
Matty MathesonNeil Fak
Liza Colón-ZayasBettina 'Tina' Marrero
Edwin Lee GibsonEbraheimWhy it may be worth watching
- The Bear combines Drama and Comedy storytelling.
- The principal cast includes Jeremy Allen White, Ebon Moss-Bachrach, Ayo Edebiri.
- Viewers currently rate it 8.2/10 from 2,012 votes.
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The Bear
Back for seconds.
Carmy, a young fine-dining chef, comes home to Chicago to run his family sandwich shop. As he fights to transform the shop and himself, he works alongside a rough-around-the-edges crew that ultimately reveal themselves as his chosen family.
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Best suited to viewers looking for Drama, Comedy. The available catalogue spans 5 seasons.
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suicidechicago, illinoisrestaurantgroup therapyfamily businesscommunityworkplacegrief
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redrumthebumExternal review ·
first episode in and i'm already hooked! most of my experience of watching this is just me forgetting to breathe for long periods of time. definitely recommend!
HorsefaceExternal review ·
This is like the chef version of that dumb-ass movie where a guy keeps shouting at a drummer to make him play better.
It's what Guy Ritchie would turn in if asked to do a show on a mom-and-pop sandwich shop, but make it interesting. Not knowing how to make anything interesting other than drizzling testosterone over a bunch of murderous wise guys talking smack and getting in each other's faces, he at first didn't know what to do.
Then, he snorted 50 g of cocaine and realized, "Hey! I CAN do the same thing I always do!"
The studio execs loved it,…
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This is like the chef version of that dumb-ass movie where a guy keeps shouting at a drummer to make him play better.
It's what Guy Ritchie would turn in if asked to do a show on a mom-and-pop sandwich shop, but make it interesting. Not knowing how to make anything interesting other than drizzling testosterone over a bunch of murderous wise guys talking smack and getting in each other's faces, he at first didn't know what to do.
Then, he snorted 50 g of cocaine and realized, "Hey! I CAN do the same thing I always do!"
The studio execs loved it, because they were retards dealing with a retard, and they knew their audience were retards, too, and here we are.
Retarded shit for retarded pigs. It's 2024.
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