@@ibuprofriends Cause AA is Alcoholics Anonymous which sounds like the full form of Al Anon. So people think it IS AA cause Al Anon is not as well known.
@@ibuprofriendsbecause AA is short for Alcoholics Anonymous and Al Anon sounds like a shortened version of that & the support group for families is much less well known than regular AA
Because of you guys, I decided to give The Bear a try and omg... it destroyed me emotionally. I finished both seasons in just 2 days, and it's gets better and better with each episode. I thought I would watch it episodically with you guys (so every week), but I could not help myself, I just had to carry on without you 😂 I got so hooked to the characters and the story I just had to carry on 😂 but now knowing what I know watching your reactions will be even more fun. Just heads up, be prepared for Season 1 episode 7 and 8 and Season 2 episode 6 and 7... those episodes are god tier level.
@@BeaXRSmith yeah and I've seen it written down on some papers. It sounds like full name Carmine, informalized to Carmen and shortened/petname Carmy or Carm
I think this episode really lets Sydney shine, even in the chaos, and how this group just works with the addition of her. And how Camry comes to rely on her. Something I’m not sure you guys touched on it yet but one of my favorite things about this show is how real the dialogue is. It just works and feels like real people talking. Also I know you’re ahead I hope you guys realize it’s definitely Carmen, nicknames Carmy 😂
I love that this show deals with the damage to the restaurant business by Covid. Even after 4 years movies and shows haven’t really talked about that much.
Totally with Eric: Tina overheating a stock to split felt worse than anything Richie has done because incompetence in denial at least isn’t casual, vicious insubordination I also think the witch’s cauldron imagery is pretty provocative
calvin's stress levels from the very beginning are making me laugh but also i get it lmao i actually do the chest rub thing that carmy does and i didn't even realize it was a thing i'd been doing when i got super anxious until i saw him do it on this show and then i was like oh....i'm unwell lol
and a molly ringwald cameo out of nowhere. nico's reasoning for calling is visually answered when richie is seen in the parking lot making an exchange.
since Eric mentioned Ted Lasso, it's funny that I was thinking of that show when I binged The Bear. It's like approaching the same result from opposite ends. Ted's goal was not to win but to get the players to become a better version of themselves. The Bear did that too, though coming from the side of chaos.
Tina is a frustrating character right now, but her arc over this season and especially season two is a delight to see. This show is really dedicated to giving its characters rich inner lives and I love it!
Yeah, when Calvin comments about how he feels his stress getting cranked up watching those kitchen scenes, I can really relate! It's even harder for my wife. She had a step-father growing up that yelled a lot. After we watched the first episode, she wasn't sure if she would be able to watch the series because it was triggering her childhood related stress. 😞But our daughter had watched all the episodes and encouraged her that it was worth it. And it was!
I binged this show with my friends. There is an episode of season 2 that just felt like a building panic attack for an hour. Just... love this show so much.
@@dancer004 Ohh yeah the 7 Fishes episode was incredible and maybe the most stressful episode of television I have seen in a long time. Cannot wait their reaction to it.
Don’t you just love the music? I loved that talk between Carmy & Syd. She got him good with her response to his last minute AA meeting. JAW’s facial reaction was priceless.
I was very angry with Tina in the begining too, I did understand her insecurities but her actions pissed me off so bad lmao, I love that her story later on is so much better and heartwarming
the thing with tina .... so i imagine she's probably been the only woman in that kitchen for years and seeing a younger woman come in and immediately start making changes probably makes her feel like she's been overlooked and that sydney hasn't paid her dues by being in this kitchen for decades. i mean, yeah, she is definitely being needlessly mean here, but i think it's also important to remember the people in this kitchen are still grieving and they don't want change. especially ritchie and tina. but tina's also experiencing some internal misogyny too wrt sydney. i say all this since i know what happens later so lol hindsight is 20/20 for sure.
I think also she see's Sydney has gone to school and had all these experiences and oportunities to live her dreams and reach her full potential that probably felt out of reach or plain impossible to Tina.
I’ve worked in kitchens like this and knew so many middle-aged people grinding away, knowing that this grueling work will be their life until their body can no longer do it. It’s soul-crushing for most, so Tina’s attitude in this episode and arc throughout the series makes perfect sense and is really beautiful to see.
"Who doesn't close a box cutter" man you would have the time of your life in this one restaurant I've worked at, I have never NOT seen an open box cutter there
I have seen Game of thrones breaking Bad Better Call Saul,.... All fantastic fantastic shows with highly stressful episodes. Not a single one of them are as stressful as an episode of the bear. 😂😂 It's insane. But also save a thought for the people that constantly work in kitchens like this. Give them a little Grace next time you're out eating.
(sorry this is long and no one will probably see it anyways. S1 and 2 spoilders) Something interesting i noticed is that even though Syd and Richie fight a lot, This is Syd's most stressful moment being in charge in S1 and Richie is barely in it and doesnt cause her any grief. Then, in S2 when Syd has to take charge of the kitchen again Richie steps into the role she needed in this epsiode of S1. I feel like S1 hinted at how they could be good friends, and in a lot of ways i feel like in a work environment Richie is better for Syd than Carmen (Carmen isnt good at being in charge and doesnt listen to others, while Richie is a support role and by the end of S2 does anything Syd needs which gives her space for decision making and ideas, while not leaving her overwhelmed)
When you're a linecook in your early 30's and the company you've worked for about 5 years or more starts hiring people straight out if high school.. this is how it feels.. I have grey hair...
Imagine working in a place you care about and then getting new staff wanting to save the sinking ship and you actively sabotage their efforts. Like Lady your job will be gone if these people fail and you ARE HURTING THEM. Meet me in the streets we handling this shit.
I’m glad you brought up the vfx work. This show is a master class piece of work in every other way, but those fire effects are super fake and don’t get better lol.
I’ve been in a kitchen, it’s fucking crazy in there, especially in inner cities. Hazing is just part of it, you pay your dues. It seems cruel but it’s part of the process, you have to learn how to handle shit in that kind of environment, even at higher levels the shit talking doesn’t stop, but you really do become family, I’d die for a lot of chefs, they’d die for me. It’s paradoxical and yet it works. Tina, Richie, I’ve definitely met a lot of them in the kitchen, and I’ve loved them since ep1 because when you know their type in real life they’re amazing people.
Does anyone ever tell these reactors about the things they're totally completely wrong about? I know they don't read the comments, but is there someone in charge of saying "Uh guys that's not what Al-Anon is, like, at all." or "His name is Carmen, not Carmine"?
al anon isn't aa. al anon is completely different. al anon is for family members of someone who has addiction issues. It's embarrassing to think it's the same thing
it makes sense why they would think that. aa means alcoholics anonymous, so for al anon which also means al(coholics) anon(ymous), it just sounds like it’s the exact same thing but using a different abbreviation.
Not everyone knows everything. Fortunately, some people don't have family members with addiction issues so they wouldn't have to know the difference between two very SIMILAR names. Get off your high horse and actually go do something constructive.
also they literally showed nico in this episode guys, richie was talking to him when carm came back from his meeting/panic attack. and no, the guy wasn't a project manager that was helping mikey, a drug addict with a failing business, to set up a new restaurant 🤣
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Losing it over how quickly Eric jumps right to "Fired! You're fired! You're all fired!" The Bear is such a stressful ride haha
Al Anon is for friends and family of Alcoholics whereas AA is for alcoholics themselves
Which is super confusing lol
@@619Gotenks how is that possibly confusing lmao
@@ibuprofriends Cause AA is Alcoholics Anonymous which sounds like the full form of Al Anon. So people think it IS AA cause Al Anon is not as well known.
@@ibuprofriendsbecause AA is short for Alcoholics Anonymous and Al Anon sounds like a shortened version of that & the support group for families is much less well known than regular AA
@@ibuprofriends Because AA stands for Alcoholics Anonymous and Al Anon also seems like a short form of Alcoholics Anonymous
It’s incredible how this show about cooking can be more stressful and anxiety inducing than a crime drama
That’s the kitchen for ya, at times a nightmare or hell on earth
Kitchens are so stressful
@@lilgabriel0517 that sounds like a good idea for a reality show. I'll call it Kitchen... Hell
I was so insanely frustrated with tina. The speed at which that changes is crazy.
Calvin out here stressing and this ain't even the worst of it haha
Sweet summer child😔
Ibra is somalian, so it's very likely he was talking about a military brigade, where a lot of people did die.
Because of you guys, I decided to give The Bear a try and omg... it destroyed me emotionally. I finished both seasons in just 2 days, and it's gets better and better with each episode. I thought I would watch it episodically with you guys (so every week), but I could not help myself, I just had to carry on without you 😂 I got so hooked to the characters and the story I just had to carry on 😂 but now knowing what I know watching your reactions will be even more fun. Just heads up, be prepared for Season 1 episode 7 and 8 and Season 2 episode 6 and 7... those episodes are god tier level.
It took me three tries to get through s2 e6...
Will Eric realize it’s Carmen and not Carmine 😭
To be fair: with a last name like Berzato, it sounds like it should be Carmine 😅
Richie refers to him as Carmine at least once in Ep. 2.
That the Batman fan in him talking
@@BeaXRSmith yeah and I've seen it written down on some papers. It sounds like full name Carmine, informalized to Carmen and shortened/petname Carmy or Carm
Falcone?
I think this episode really lets Sydney shine, even in the chaos, and how this group just works with the addition of her. And how Camry comes to rely on her.
Something I’m not sure you guys touched on it yet but one of my favorite things about this show is how real the dialogue is. It just works and feels like real people talking. Also I know you’re ahead I hope you guys realize it’s definitely Carmen, nicknames Carmy 😂
I love that this show deals with the damage to the restaurant business by Covid. Even after 4 years movies and shows haven’t really talked about that much.
Totally with Eric: Tina overheating a stock to split felt worse than anything Richie has done because incompetence in denial at least isn’t casual, vicious insubordination
I also think the witch’s cauldron imagery is pretty provocative
lol "Carmine", wonder when they'll notice
the accents on Carmen and Carmie make it understandable cause fuck if i ever understood a chef in a chicago food spot
@@ryuhitsuya21.....No. The accent does literally nothing to put a hard I where none exists.
I don't want to sound mean and it's not that serious but how does this happen when your reacting table looks like you're doing homework lmao
@@hyperionman420I think it’s cause richie mockingly calls him carmine in the previous episode
I just noticed lmao😂
calvin's stress levels from the very beginning are making me laugh but also i get it lmao
i actually do the chest rub thing that carmy does and i didn't even realize it was a thing i'd been doing when i got super anxious until i saw him do it on this show and then i was like oh....i'm unwell lol
Yea relating to TV show characters is all fun until its extreme stress related or emotionally scarred people.
Calvin’s gonna have a field day with the Christmas episode lol
and a molly ringwald cameo out of nowhere.
nico's reasoning for calling is visually answered when richie is seen in the parking lot making an exchange.
If I was Sydney I’d have to ask Tina to come outside with me cuz what do u think this is 😭 we’re adults at work
since Eric mentioned Ted Lasso, it's funny that I was thinking of that show when I binged The Bear. It's like approaching the same result from opposite ends. Ted's goal was not to win but to get the players to become a better version of themselves. The Bear did that too, though coming from the side of chaos.
Tina is a frustrating character right now, but her arc over this season and especially season two is a delight to see. This show is really dedicated to giving its characters rich inner lives and I love it!
It's the funniest dark humor ever how all of Ebra's stories end with "many people died."
Yeah, when Calvin comments about how he feels his stress getting cranked up watching those kitchen scenes, I can really relate! It's even harder for my wife. She had a step-father growing up that yelled a lot. After we watched the first episode, she wasn't sure if she would be able to watch the series because it was triggering her childhood related stress. 😞But our daughter had watched all the episodes and encouraged her that it was worth it. And it was!
When my friends and I watched this, the scenes with Tina had us yelling at the screen
The way you guys keep calling him Carmine like Falcone is cracking me up
You missed the lady in the beginning was Molly Ringwald.
Assuming they even know who that is. Their pop culture knowledge outside of what they react to seems to be quite limited.
I binged this show with my friends. There is an episode of season 2 that just felt like a building panic attack for an hour. Just... love this show so much.
That episode sent me off I had to take a solid few hours of a break before I watched the next episode
I had to do the same@@dancer004
@@dancer004 Ohh yeah the 7 Fishes episode was incredible and maybe the most stressful episode of television I have seen in a long time. Cannot wait their reaction to it.
Don’t you just love the music? I loved that talk between Carmy & Syd. She got him good with her response to his last minute AA meeting. JAW’s facial reaction was priceless.
Season 3 and 4 are filming back to back
The thumbnails look really good for this series
I was very angry with Tina in the begining too, I did understand her insecurities but her actions pissed me off so bad lmao, I love that her story later on is so much better and heartwarming
the thing with tina .... so i imagine she's probably been the only woman in that kitchen for years and seeing a younger woman come in and immediately start making changes probably makes her feel like she's been overlooked and that sydney hasn't paid her dues by being in this kitchen for decades. i mean, yeah, she is definitely being needlessly mean here, but i think it's also important to remember the people in this kitchen are still grieving and they don't want change. especially ritchie and tina. but tina's also experiencing some internal misogyny too wrt sydney. i say all this since i know what happens later so lol hindsight is 20/20 for sure.
Syd: “I’m the Sous”
I could be mistaken, but I think the writing winks at how it sounds like ‘Mary Sue’, as in how the kitchen sees her
@@hellfish2309 oh yeah, i hadn't considered that but that's a cool play on words!
I think also she see's Sydney has gone to school and had all these experiences and oportunities to live her dreams and reach her full potential that probably felt out of reach or plain impossible to Tina.
@@FountainWeeper yassss definitely!!
I’ve worked in kitchens like this and knew so many middle-aged people grinding away, knowing that this grueling work will be their life until their body can no longer do it. It’s soul-crushing for most, so Tina’s attitude in this episode and arc throughout the series makes perfect sense and is really beautiful to see.
Nothing beats this show atm man
just FYI: his name is CARMEN not CARMINE. XD
Just said this 😂
His name is Carmen, not Carmine.
"Who doesn't close a box cutter" man you would have the time of your life in this one restaurant I've worked at, I have never NOT seen an open box cutter there
I see people hurt mah girl Sydney, I GET MAD
The guy was calling to mike wants to by drugs for him and he became it from Richi
I have seen Game of thrones breaking Bad Better Call Saul,.... All fantastic fantastic shows with highly stressful episodes.
Not a single one of them are as stressful as an episode of the bear.
😂😂
It's insane. But also save a thought for the people that constantly work in kitchens like this. Give them a little Grace next time you're out eating.
aye my cousin niko want to go bowling LOL
Carmine, Eric? Its Carmen and the nickname they call him is Carmy.
I love Syd in this episode
9:03 ~ 😆😆
(sorry this is long and no one will probably see it anyways. S1 and 2 spoilders) Something interesting i noticed is that even though Syd and Richie fight a lot, This is Syd's most stressful moment being in charge in S1 and Richie is barely in it and doesnt cause her any grief. Then, in S2 when Syd has to take charge of the kitchen again Richie steps into the role she needed in this epsiode of S1. I feel like S1 hinted at how they could be good friends, and in a lot of ways i feel like in a work environment Richie is better for Syd than Carmen (Carmen isnt good at being in charge and doesnt listen to others, while Richie is a support role and by the end of S2 does anything Syd needs which gives her space for decision making and ideas, while not leaving her overwhelmed)
People don’t know just how expensive veal is. The bones used to make that much stock is hundreds of dollars worth
would you add the movie Botttoms on your watchlist?
you guys should react to the movie society of the snow!!
The only thing I could say at the start of this video was "Who tf is carmine?!" It's Carmen folks...with an E
We need a weekly double drop of episodes. Lol
I need you guys to watch this season a little faster
😂Same.
They're covering a lot of shows simultaneously
When you're a linecook in your early 30's and the company you've worked for about 5 years or more starts hiring people straight out if high school.. this is how it feels.. I have grey hair...
I did not notice the steam. I actually don't notice vfx half the time, even bad cgi.
Hulu doesn't care about VFX, all their originals have bad VFX but their writing isn't too bad and most of their shows are pretty decent
Umm.. Shogun has a production level of a movie. I think it depends on the budget. The bear is obviously a low budget show and vfx isn't even that bad
Imagine working in a place you care about and then getting new staff wanting to save the sinking ship and you actively sabotage their efforts. Like Lady your job will be gone if these people fail and you ARE HURTING THEM. Meet me in the streets we handling this shit.
I’m glad you brought up the vfx work. This show is a master class piece of work in every other way, but those fire effects are super fake and don’t get better lol.
How frequently to they upload the bear reactions? Cause i would subscribe to their patron if its very frequent.
One episode every Sunday.
I’ve been in a kitchen, it’s fucking crazy in there, especially in inner cities. Hazing is just part of it, you pay your dues. It seems cruel but it’s part of the process, you have to learn how to handle shit in that kind of environment, even at higher levels the shit talking doesn’t stop, but you really do become family, I’d die for a lot of chefs, they’d die for me. It’s paradoxical and yet it works.
Tina, Richie, I’ve definitely met a lot of them in the kitchen, and I’ve loved them since ep1 because when you know their type in real life they’re amazing people.
Wtf is carmine?
👍🏾
The Glory definitely changed Eric and Calvin, they are bloodthirsty now
Aaron not as much
Hmmm anyone feel a bit of the tension in the show rub off on the guys?
carmen
Does anyone ever tell these reactors about the things they're totally completely wrong about? I know they don't read the comments, but is there someone in charge of saying "Uh guys that's not what Al-Anon is, like, at all." or "His name is Carmen, not Carmine"?
Molly Ringwald was the girl at the al anon meeting at the beginning😊
Who?
Not recognizing Molly Ringwald as the Al-Anon lady is just shameful for a Pop Culture channel.
al anon isn't aa. al anon is completely different. al anon is for family members of someone who has addiction issues. It's embarrassing to think it's the same thing
it makes sense why they would think that. aa means alcoholics anonymous, so for al anon which also means al(coholics) anon(ymous), it just sounds like it’s the exact same thing but using a different abbreviation.
It’s embarrassing to assume everyone thinks AA’s and Al anon are the same thing…
Not everyone knows everything. Fortunately, some people don't have family members with addiction issues so they wouldn't have to know the difference between two very SIMILAR names. Get off your high horse and actually go do something constructive.
also they literally showed nico in this episode guys, richie was talking to him when carm came back from his meeting/panic attack. and no, the guy wasn't a project manager that was helping mikey, a drug addict with a failing business, to set up a new restaurant 🤣