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The Bear

  1. chat room
    The Bear’s Lionel Boyce Didn’t Bake Those Doughnuts, But He Did Glaze Them“I tried to make doughnuts, and boy, did I burn those. It’s not easy.”
    By Roxana Hadadi
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    The Bear’s Ebon Moss-Bachrach on the Art of Playing the Obstacle“No one ever told me to pull back, which I’m shocked about, and maybe was a mistake.”
    By Roxana Hadadi
  3. overnights
    The Bear Season-Finale Recap: Let It RipThe crew starts a new chapter as they reconcile with the pain from the past.
    By Marah Eakin
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    The Bear Recap: Are We Good?This episode lasted just long enough for the Beef to completely implode.
    By Marah Eakin
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    The Bear Recap: A Delicate EcosystemBecause what Chicagoan hasn’t been at a bar at 6:45 a.m.?
    By Marah Eakin
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    The Bear Recap: Say Matte!Exploding toilets, bad breakers, and parking lot coke deals knock The Original Beef gang down but not out.
    By Marah Eakin
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    The Bear Recap: Who Puts Ketchup on a Hot Dog?Carmen and Richie go to the burbs, make some food, and manage to dose a whole bunch of children.
    By Marah Eakin
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    The Bear Recap: Charge of the Beef BrigadeIt’s Michael’s birthday and no one is celebrating.
    By Marah Eakin
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    The Bear Recap: Health-Inspector BluesJoel McHale and Oliver Platt dip into the series as a couple of nightmares from Carmy’s past that bleed into his present.
    By Marah Eakin
  10. post comedy
    You Should Watch The Bear’s Finale FirstFor your health.
    By Jesse David Fox
  11. overnights
    The Bear Series-Premiere Recap: BallbreakerSet in a worn-down Chicago restaurant, The Bear tells the story of superstar chef Carmen Berzatto, who’s come home to take over the family business.
    By Marah Eakin
  12. tv review
    The Bear Never Stops MovingThe energy and stress of a busy kitchen fuels this instantly compelling, tense, beautiful new series.
    By Jen Chaney