Carmy Gives Marcus a Pep Talk | The Bear | FX
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The Bear Season 1, Episode 5.
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FX’s new original series The Bear is about food, family, the insanity of the grind, the beauty of Sense of Urgency and the steep slippery downsides. As the young chef Carmy fights to transform both The Original Beef of Chicagoland and himself, he works alongside a rough-around-the-edges kitchen crew that ultimately reveal themselves as his chosen family.
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Sometimes you give the advice, sometimes you need to hear it
"I wont make a mistake again." "Yea you will." Love that.
I mean yes, it’s beyond our control, but you can’t tell someone that they will make a mistake again and have that person pay the price for it, just so that that person can suffer again, get yelled at for it again and have the whole world go against him for it because you don’t know that. What if that person doesn’t make a mistake again, what if that person was smart enough to do what’s right and does his or her best to avoid making bad decisions and causing chaos, even if it’s beyond our control. That person should get thanks and praise for it and for a job well done
@@TheMightiestAvenger Everyone makes mistakes. Being perfect for the rest of your life is impossible, so the important thing is to learn from them. The point of the dialogue is to acknowledge that yes, things go wrong, it's how you deal with it after that counts.
@@ariaflame-au what I’m saying is that you can’t tell someone that they’re going to make a mistake again, what type of mistake, and when they’re going to make it. It’s not how it works, mistakes happen naturally. There’s no telling someone to make one, there’s no calculation, or prediction that’s it’s going to happen. It just happens naturally
@@TheMightiestAvenger That's the point of what he was saying. So you basically disagreed with the video and your argument was agreeing with the video.
@@TheMightiestAvenger "What if that person doesn’t make a mistake again" Like ever? In their entire life? I doubt that. If there is one certainty, it's that mistakes will always happen. And in fact, as Luca points out in season 2, thats where you learn and improve the most. I think that's the point Carmy is making, don't get hung up on your mistakes because they're inevitable. Just learn from them and move forward.
From my experience, the best talks and times to connect with your superiors in the kitchen is outside in the alleyway, both smoking a cigarette and talking not like employer to employee, but like a person to another person. They nailed this scene and I can tell the writers either worked in kitchens, or studied their asses off.
Matty Matheson being a producer I'm sure helped a ton
Definitely. Me and my other cooks/chefs use to always get into it but at the end of the day when we have that cig or beer after the shift its no hard feelings.
Them cig talks hit different.
I spent many years on line at America's Diner. The f*** brunch scene... Over a quick cigarette out back at 2 pm on a Saturday. Covered in batter, smelling like grease. Somewhere between tears and giggles. 😂 Like, what just happened?
That's the main reason why I like the show. I know nothing about the hospitality industry, I've never worked in a kitchen or anything, but I can for sure tell when a writer knows what he's talking about and when actors, crew, etc. really care for a project. There's a plethora of small details that you don't even notice on their own but somehow end up making it feel real.
I'm really glad a small budget show without a cliche theme is receiving such an acclaim because they really deserve it. Stories like these need to be told and need to be told honestly. Can't wait for the second season
Carmy squatting to be on his level when he communicates with him is subtle but a great choice, he really cares about his team, he’s got problems but he wants to be a good leader, this show is one of the best in tv right now
Bit of a spoiler…(not specific)
But really sad to see Carm’s team 100% killing it at the end of the S2 finale and all due to Carmy building them up and helping them but he couldn’t see any of it and just got in his head thinking he fucked up again without seeing how good of a leader he was. Such a great show and can’t wait for the next season.
Squatting and smoking. It's like Carmy learned that from working with Vietnamese cooks in some obsure pho restaurant somewhere in Chicago.
One of the BEST shows on television. It's like they aren't even acting
Sydney, Carmy, Tina and Marcus especially. They flow so naturally
@@felipepintana They feel less like characters and more like actual people
I’m just a line cook, but goddamn. I have never heard this job/lifestyle summarized in a better sentence.
“And then you put the fire out.”
It reads both ways too, if you think about it.
any job, really
@@dpclerks09 its also foreshadowing the final episode where he almost burn down the kitchen to make his anxiety go away
You aren't "just" a line cook. According to Anthony Bourdain, we're the people keeping the entire operation running.
This was one of my absolute most favorite scenes. The way Carmy crouches down and listens. We've all been there - grappling with an eff up related to something we love.
Yeah, the crouching down is important body language. He's speaking with him eye-to-eye level, as equals, not looking down at him.
This is when I decided The Bear is a slice of life anime
That was the first thing I thought of when I started watching it haha
The stressors of the job, his responsibilities, give Carmy such a Jekyll & Hyde personality. There are nice moments like this where he’s trying to uplift his employees, but then later down the road, he’s so frustrated with Marcus not staying on task he destroys his donut.
Great series. I liked Marcus telling Sydney to keep goikg when she dropped the sauce.
Yo the Loiter Squad Odd Future is killing it. Jasper is a jackass cast member now, Taco is on Dave and Lionel is on this show which is amazing. They are killing it.
Tyler scoring movies/shows. And Frank making an upcoming movie.
@@adh.doomer3331while y’all rolling doobies…
Thanks for saying this. Hardly anyone knows but OF has the greatest talent in large part because of how much they support one another and want each other to achieve their dreams
He had some funny skits
Wtf I had no idea he was in OF
I run a kitchen, and I honestly did stop for probably 5 seconds one time when a fire started thinking the exact same thing.
Marcus is such an angel please protect him and Pete omg
One of Carmy’s better moments
Love this talk. It’s important to note that whatever occupation you’re gonna make mistakes, the important thing is to acknowledge that mistake and learn from it. Again brilliant pep talk from Carmen.
Such a brief and simple yet brilliant scene.
"You wanna be a baby for another minute or you trying to party?"
I love this show!
Just started watching the show! Marcus is my favorite character!!
Those exact thoughts ran through my mind when a fire would break out at my restaurant.
One of my old head chefs didn’t find me singing bloodhound gangs “we don’t need no water” during a fire to be funny. The guy putting out the fire found it funny and that made it worth it though. Laughing and breaking up the tension is a under valued thing in a high stress situation.
@@RomanvonUngernSternbergnrmfvus It was a grease fire and you were giving sound advice while thinking it was funny?
@@simplelampoon5740 yes
I love this so much
Awesome 👏
There have been characters that I've loved because of how they're written or how they're portrayed by an actor but it's always been because of the technical side of the character's construction. Marcus is probably the first character that I've loved as a person.
I've worked in a few different kitchens, and it always seems like the most uptight assholes who put their whole lives into the job, are also the ones who can get you to level your head and calm down
Speaking as one of those perceived uptight assholes, we have the best of intentions, and want nothing but the best for all of our comrades, regardless of our tone, or how we may come off to others who simply don't understand where we're coming from, or what we're trying to achieve in the bigger picture. More often than not, we're trying to elevate everything, for the benefit of everyone, and doing our damnedest to bring everyone along, making sure that no one is left behind. It's anything but as black and white as it may seem. At the end of the day, it's not personal, it's professional, yet it's all Love. In some strange way.
Nice Air Jordan 6’s Marcus. Had my first pair of those in 1991 at 9 years old 👍🏻
Probably the most unrealistic part of the bear is him wearing street wear in the kitchen
I think it’s so funny when he says, if this place burns down, all my anxiety will go away with it, my head chef has stickers on all the hand sinks that say, I hate my life! 😂 and sometimes when it gets real crazy be like fire eight ribeyes, 4 chicken Marsala’s, two chicken piccata’s, 4 veal parmigiana, three chicken Parmesan‘s, six orders of calamari, I hate my life y’all heard.😂
Omg it’s Lionel from odd future I always wondered what happened to him I’m happy he’s doing this!
This show is the closest thing to real life kitchens.
It’s not even close 😂 these people work at a takeaway sandwich shop
Absolutely
@@MilitaryAVand that sandwich shop has a kitchen does it not?
@@MilitaryAVlast time I checked watching various scenes in the shows they literally work and cook in a kitchen do they not 😂 🤦🏾♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️
This conversation would’ve gone down a little differently in real time but still a good scene not enough swearing
"then you put the fire out"....because you're chasing something that you don't know may or may not work out, but its the only real chance you have to be truly "happy"
Still pissed that Marcus nor Sydney apologized in episode 8.
Fr they're entitled
Blacks usually dont take responsibility for their bs
@@jaredletgo6257 dude said “heard” here and then decides to show Carmy his donut at the worst possible time
Because they both know they fucked up and also that Carmy fucked up. It was an extremely high stressed situation, it didn't matter if they needed to apologize if everyone was remorseful about how things were handled. Sometimes the best apology is that head nod and you move on. Also, it's something we are going to see in Season 2, that plotline is going to be enhanced more with the tension between Syd and Carm. The plotline isn't done, far from it. It just shows how beautifully written the show is, because of how the plotlines intersect with everyone's motivations and how the ending of the season was achieved.
@@KingofKnowhere nah
NOBODY TALK! SIT DOWN!
I respect and appreciate this show but I cant bring myself to watch it. I get anxious just thinking about being back in a kitchen
Marcus is so fine
Right, he’s so cute 🥺❤️
Yessss
0:21 LoL the subtitles say INAUDIBLE but you can clearly hear him saying Heard. Who tf wrote these subtitles LoL
Wow
“Chef. 40 slices of chocolate cake and I need them now!”
“Nahh I’m making donuts with your supplies in your kitchen and not selling them”
This fool is a selfish lil bih.
Depending on the cake pans you could make the batter, let it sit and bake it, with rest time factored in, in about 40 min minimum and thats if you have stabilizers and feel like you can risk using the fridge cheat with the cooling off. You can rush a lot of stuff but you can’t rush baking.
It hurts to see this scene after season 1 episode 7. Character assassination
If you meet a chef who has never burnt themselves, cut themselves, burnt a meal, or made a big spill I'll show you liar.
Then he ignored all the advice about being wrapped up in his own world and neglecting his job which he promised to never do again and THEN had the audacity to walk out and blame it on Carmen. If I were Carmey I’d have never let him back in without an apology and real change, but maybe that’s where carmey is better than me
In this scenario, Marcus has talent but he chose the worst possible time to show his doughnut. Like imagine seeing your boss go mad and barking orders and then you just go. Here's a doughnut i made instead of what you asked me to do.
I hate his new desktop format of youtube
This show has such lame and sappy dialogue.
There average cooks in a average restaurant 😂 what you expect them to talk more posh 🤷♂️
@@jr1212-es9bp No real human being talks like this. So if they aren't going for realism, they could at least make it fun or entertaining dialogue. This crap sounds like bad soap opera.
Who smokes cigarettes? Whatever show is, barf
nerd
Every cook in America
Nerd
your name is, barf
Very cool and nuanced take bro, keep up the good work 👍