Last season, when Carmy is at the AA meeting, he says "And when somebody new came into the restaurant to stage, I’d look at them like they were competition, like I’m gonna smoke this motherfucker." Will Poulter's character talks about the other side of this quote. Great callback when you notice it.
@@Noah-xd5fh He's talking about Carmy in his story to Marcus, although he never tells Marcus that it's his boss he's talking about. Later in the show, you see a photo of Carmy & Luca together in the restaurant they worked together at.
Another interpretation about why they included that scene with the man on the bicycle... Marcus is feeling guilt for being away from his sick mom, but him being there at the right place at the right time saved the man's life. It allows Marcus some emotional space to feel like his trip was for a greater purpose outside of learning how to cook, but also tying it back to the whole "serving others" mantra The Bear repeats
The thing with luca is the interesting dynamic with carmy. He's talking about how he couldn't keep up with him and he realized that he was never was going to be the best. But Carmy sent marcus to learned from him.
@Nalpha I highly doubt it. He saw everyone as competition, remember in his mind he was going to "smoke" any competition. I think the dynamic is eventhough he saw him as competition he still respected his ability so much that he sent marcus to learn from him.
On your question about the significance of the bike here's what the actor said: "I talked with Ramy and Chris a lot about that moment and what it means. It’s a lot about nonverbal communication. It mirrors his and his mother’s relationship. I think that hug at the end is the hug he couldn’t get from his mom, so that’s why he leans more into it. It’s the first hug he’s had in who knows how long. It was a person who needed help and he saved him. You’re in a foreign country. Having to save somebody - if I’m by myself having to save a human, that’s scary alone. Being Black in another country, thinking about that, is scary also. Being in Copenhagen - if someone walks up, and they don’t speak English, they’re going to be like, “What did you do to this person?” Getting arrested in a foreign country - that’s the ominous music. It’s those thoughts."
Food is also a form of communication and compassion without words. Act of service also conveyed in that scene. His final dessert creation may be inspiration from that encounter. Firm pineapple (torched) holding up frail caviar in a warm embrace.
I couldn’t understand the significance of this scene even after several rewatches. It’s a beautiful yet unsettling encounter initially. Thanks for explaining this more in depth!
From here on, straight 10/10 bangers. I'm glad they subverted my expectations with Luca, I thought we were gonna get Gordon Ramsey but I was pleasently surprised to see he was so chill and willing to be patient and willing to teach Marcus.
Yeah it was a nice switch up from the fast pace kitchen moments. Nice to see the early morning preparation that happens in certain kitchens instead of cooking to order.
Putting aside the fact that he was in Guardians 3, I still can't believe how much Will Poulter has changed from We're The Millers to now. And he's super talented as an actor, too.
It's so nice to watch you guys just experience and discuss the show and not, like, battle for dominance like a lot of reaction tubers do. My favorite chill hangout channel for sure.
I remember when my chef friend told me the best restaurants in the world are in Copenhagen, Denmark. I was like "Dafuq? When did the Vikings learn how to cook fine cuisine?" Blew my mind.
I might be way off but I don't think the part with the man on the bike has any deep symbolic meaning. I think it's just there to show that Marcus is empathetic and kind and the scene works well in the context of an overall slower, less stressful episode. And the experience emboldens him to tell Sydney that he misses her, which I think is sweet.
"You can spend all the time in the world in here, but if you don't spend enough time out there..." Yall remember this before jumping on Carmy's ass spending time with Claire.
When Marcus saved the cyclist it showed how big a heart Marcus had because a scene like that in the US would be a lot more tense. But when the guy gave Marcus a hug it made him think about the people who care about him so it cut to him calling Syd.
I know it's a little too late to comment, but I'm going through your reaction playlist as I'm watching the show. Anyways my interpretation of the scene with Marcus saving the biker, was that he felt guilty about getting to go deeper into his interest and passions while everyone else is struggling. (And I think he wants to be there for everyone) If he didn't happen to explore the city that day, he wouldn't have been the one to find him and help him. I guess it's the universes way of saying that he is where he should be. IDK. Could be a stretch LOL
Did katt williams have a story about him getting a bike and his bodyguard was like "if you ride you gon' fall!" and lo and behold he rode & fell in front of a whole bunch of people and they all caught it on video I believe.
Will Poulter was my favorite cameo this season, and I believe he really wanted to be in this show. This episode is so chill I sometimes just watch it to relax, it's my favorite of the season
I found this the most boring episode of the bear. In some ways, i also found the next one boring if im right in thinking... the holiday special one, but it was also the most stressful episode. Im buzzing to see you guys watch forks....that episode is creme de la creme to use a food pun. Additionally id love to know how you know of will poulter because as a brit firstly i didnt even know his name, ive see his face but hes not that well known here tbf.
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Last season, when Carmy is at the AA meeting, he says "And when somebody new came into the restaurant to stage, I’d look at them like they were competition, like I’m gonna smoke this motherfucker." Will Poulter's character talks about the other side of this quote. Great callback when you notice it.
wow Ive never notice that! Another reason why I love this show
Was he suggesting that he worked with carmy or was it someone else?
@@Noah-xd5fhyeah when he was talking about the chef who was much better than him, he was talking about carmy
@@Noah-xd5fh He's talking about Carmy in his story to Marcus, although he never tells Marcus that it's his boss he's talking about. Later in the show, you see a photo of Carmy & Luca together in the restaurant they worked together at.
ohh yeah I remember the photo@@damienlinh
Another interpretation about why they included that scene with the man on the bicycle... Marcus is feeling guilt for being away from his sick mom, but him being there at the right place at the right time saved the man's life. It allows Marcus some emotional space to feel like his trip was for a greater purpose outside of learning how to cook, but also tying it back to the whole "serving others" mantra The Bear repeats
The thing with luca is the interesting dynamic with carmy. He's talking about how he couldn't keep up with him and he realized that he was never was going to be the best. But Carmy sent marcus to learned from him.
i bet carmy felt he couldnt keep up with luca. It was probably more of an even rivalry.
@Nalpha I highly doubt it. He saw everyone as competition, remember in his mind he was going to "smoke" any competition. I think the dynamic is eventhough he saw him as competition he still respected his ability so much that he sent marcus to learn from him.
Why spoil this.
"genre: stress, trauma, anxiety" IM DEADDDD JUST NOTICED THIS
On your question about the significance of the bike here's what the actor said:
"I talked with Ramy and Chris a lot about that moment and what it means. It’s a lot about nonverbal communication. It mirrors his and his mother’s relationship. I think that hug at the end is the hug he couldn’t get from his mom, so that’s why he leans more into it. It’s the first hug he’s had in who knows how long. It was a person who needed help and he saved him.
You’re in a foreign country. Having to save somebody - if I’m by myself having to save a human, that’s scary alone. Being Black in another country, thinking about that, is scary also. Being in Copenhagen - if someone walks up, and they don’t speak English, they’re going to be like, “What did you do to this person?” Getting arrested in a foreign country - that’s the ominous music. It’s those thoughts."
Food is also a form of communication and compassion without words. Act of service also conveyed in that scene. His final dessert creation may be inspiration from that encounter. Firm pineapple (torched) holding up frail caviar in a warm embrace.
I couldn’t understand the significance of this scene even after several rewatches. It’s a beautiful yet unsettling encounter initially. Thanks for explaining this more in depth!
That last part is just some bs
@@7daimeHokagethe idea of racism is bs to you?
agreed, only, I've lived in Copenhagen and everybody will speak English to you, or at least try their very best.
From here on, straight 10/10 bangers. I'm glad they subverted my expectations with Luca, I thought we were gonna get Gordon Ramsey but I was pleasently surprised to see he was so chill and willing to be patient and willing to teach Marcus.
Yeah it was a nice switch up from the fast pace kitchen moments. Nice to see the early morning preparation that happens in certain kitchens instead of cooking to order.
Next episode is good but not a banger, after that one it’s all bangers
Putting aside the fact that he was in Guardians 3, I still can't believe how much Will Poulter has changed from We're The Millers to now. And he's super talented as an actor, too.
one of the top ten episodes of the series, forks is still number one for me.
I mean there’s only 18 so it’s not as impressive in that aspect. I’d say more top 5 or even top 3 personally
Forks is perfect
The moment I saw Olivia Coleman in it I knew they had budget and big fans of the show. She killed it.
Forks is a perfect example of character 180°
My top are five are
Honeydew
Seven Fishes
Forks
Hands
Review
Forks is a perfect episode of television it really is
If you think Will Poulter was a surprise, wonders won't cease with who else pops up this season 😉
wonders won’t cease ahh 😂😂
The actor cameos are hitherto undreamt of
Yeah, I was shocked to see Gordon Ramsey delivering fresh vegies and Morgan Freeman selling Carmy some crack. 10/10 cameos! 🔥🔥🔥
@@DonKey496Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson being their janitor was a bit random to me but hey, that man can act.
@@lxlxxl6217y’all are foolish 😭😂
I think this was my favorite episode of the season because it’s so much calmer and quieter. Like here’s a chill moment before more madness
Hilarious. My Favorite Episode 6 😆
Shiso is a Japanese herb, similar to mint, but larger leaves and used in savory dishes in Japan but also used to create mint flavoring in desserts.
I think the metaphor of the old man on the bike is that in life terrible things happen but you have to get back on the bike and keep moving forward
Roshi: “non stressful episode”
Fishes coming up soon:
Broo ^^
On that note, can I borrow your fork for a moment?
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Will Poulter said in a couple interviews how he kept shooting his shot to be on The Bear because he was such a big fan.
It's so nice to watch you guys just experience and discuss the show and not, like, battle for dominance like a lot of reaction tubers do. My favorite chill hangout channel for sure.
This is a chill episode because they’re preparing you for the most stressful episode
The metaphor is no matter how bad the situation even at our lowest is we all need help, one person's help can save and change our lives.🥺
11:20 if no one helped him he wouldve died thats why he hugged him
Every time Will Poulter shows up in any media I get jump scared, then the biggest smile pops up on my face. Bro knows how to leave a mark
Marcus cooking with Adam Warlock 😊 that’s like three marvel characters in this show Micro and Punisher.
I completely forgot Ritchie is Micro. Im just happy he will be The Thing.
@@TheLegendofQ same that will be his 2 time playing a marvel character
This was honestly my favorite episode of the season. I feel like I could watch an entire series of Marcus just learning desserts.
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Shiso is a herb in the mint family. Kind of popular in Japanese food at least when I had it.
The guest actor quality is insane this season.
I remember when my chef friend told me the best restaurants in the world are in Copenhagen, Denmark. I was like "Dafuq? When did the Vikings learn how to cook fine cuisine?" Blew my mind.
For the the bike crash scene, I think there was a variety interview about them explaining what it means
I might be way off but I don't think the part with the man on the bike has any deep symbolic meaning. I think it's just there to show that Marcus is empathetic and kind and the scene works well in the context of an overall slower, less stressful episode. And the experience emboldens him to tell Sydney that he misses her, which I think is sweet.
He receives the hug that he can't get from his mother
Hyped for forks and fishes 🔥
Will Poulter is my favorite guest surprise on here.
Say it with me: TRAINING ARC!!!
“Get back on that bike” is a saying
That's clearly Brooklyn
"You can spend all the time in the world in here, but if you don't spend enough time out there..."
Yall remember this before jumping on Carmy's ass spending time with Claire.
Carmys problem could've been avoided w simple communicating of boundaries
Next week we "Let it rip"
The chef he said was much better then him was Carmy
When Marcus saved the cyclist it showed how big a heart Marcus had because a scene like that in the US would be a lot more tense. But when the guy gave Marcus a hug it made him think about the people who care about him so it cut to him calling Syd.
Copenhagen is beautiful. These shots didn't do it enough justice.
"The life is slicing!"
Sure as hell fooled me with that Brooklyn joke
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Roshi attitude was really thrown in a trajectory by the show
Marcus is so chill
If I remember correctly this is the only episode that doesn’t have a..loud city/chaotic noise going on in the background
The Dexter’s Lab “deep cut” made my soul sing 😂
When roshi opens his restaurant burgers and buns someone open up a spot right next door and have bully beef and rice on the menu lmao
Oh same. The bike thing had me on edge😅
I didn't realize Luca was talking about Carmy until I rewatched Season 2.
The chef he was talking about who was better than him was Carmy.
I know it's a little too late to comment, but I'm going through your reaction playlist as I'm watching the show. Anyways my interpretation of the scene with Marcus saving the biker, was that he felt guilty about getting to go deeper into his interest and passions while everyone else is struggling. (And I think he wants to be there for everyone) If he didn't happen to explore the city that day, he wouldn't have been the one to find him and help him. I guess it's the universes way of saying that he is where he should be. IDK. Could be a stretch LOL
Sheera with the "Omelette du fromage" - that's our generation right there
Golden Krust in Denmark is hilarious bro😭😭 i bet they have one too
Love this episode and Forks the most ❤ S2 is just so good
YEAA 10 toes LUPA is what we like to seeee!!!
3:55 Yooooooo Flatbush shout out wah guann 😂😂😂😂
11:33 Bro oml im like how tf you even fall like that wtf 😭
Yeah, I was shocked to see Gordon Ramsey delivering fresh vegies and Morgan Freeman selling Carmy some crack. 10/10 cameos! 🔥🔥🔥
Did katt williams have a story about him getting a bike and his bodyguard was like "if you ride you gon' fall!" and lo and behold he rode & fell in front of a whole bunch of people and they all caught it on video I believe.
will poulter is so finee
Mentoring at its highest level!
This series is crazy (I don’t know what the bear is
BACK TO BACK?? RAHHHHH
think the point of the dude on the bike is to get up and keep moving when life knows you down. or something,
I mean no one's looking at Ebon when Matty's going off!
*Great episode.*
Oh man, wait till that one episode
Forks finna be like szn2 of the walking dead
wait are roshi and the gang all from NYC? 😯 😵💫
this show make me so hungry 🤤
I wanna see yall watch hunger games
Will Poulter was my favorite cameo this season, and I believe he really wanted to be in this show. This episode is so chill I sometimes just watch it to relax, it's my favorite of the season
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Will Poulter 😍
Incredible
Are you a bot, seems most of your comments are one word?
@@Teraplexor1 I’m not thanks for asking
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Love Sydney
Pls react to “From”
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Wow brooklyn actually looks like a safe place to live now?! /s (,Ծ_Ծ,)
I love y'all, but y'all look like a toast settings slider 😂
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First to comment 😂 NICE!!!
I found this the most boring episode of the bear. In some ways, i also found the next one boring if im right in thinking... the holiday special one, but it was also the most stressful episode. Im buzzing to see you guys watch forks....that episode is creme de la creme to use a food pun.
Additionally id love to know how you know of will poulter because as a brit firstly i didnt even know his name, ive see his face but hes not that well known here tbf.