3 shows you guys should absolutely react too Taboo 2017 it’s only 8 episodes and the lead is none other than Ton hardy aka Venom The crowded room 2023 10 episodes the lead is none other than Tom Holland aka Spider-Man And Netflix’s ERIC it just came out a few weeks ago it’s 6 episodes with lead actor Benedict Cumberbatch aka Dr strange All 3 are great shows with different types of action but also great Story’s And there short so adding them into the cue of your channel would be easy as well as bringing in lots more viewers and subscribers 🥰🥰
And one of the nicest ppl! I used to work at The Public Theater and he did a show with us and he was just a delight. I was already a fan of his from Dexter too.
@@2kooldancin That's fantastic to hear. He's one of those actors who, when he pops up in something, I get a smile on my face because he's just so charming in every role.
I think the title ‘Napkins’ is a reference to S1 EP8 where Tina recalls to Carmy about how the lack of care Michael had towards paying for napkins was out of character for him. In their scene together where he first approaches her he is putting napkins in the dispenser while trying to initiate a conversation. Perhaps representing the sensible, caring side of Michael that Tina has always known him to be before his addiction took place.
As soon as Richie gives her the free coffee, I started crying. I’ve had those moments when everything is shitty, and one little thing can turn it around. This was a beautiful episode.
I love that the episode called back to Richie’s talent for being good with people. After weeks of feeling overlooked and demoralized, Richie took a second to give Tina a cup of coffee on the house. Just a simple act of kindness for someone who really needed it. He actually talked to her and made her feel seen. Between that and her sit down with Mikey, they really show why Tina was/is so fiercely loyal and protective of The Bear crew. They helped her when she was down by just being kind people.
It also showed that, not only is he good with people, but he GETS people. It took him under 10 seconds to look at her and realize this was a woman having a rough time and doing a small thing to try to make it a little bit better.
You can also get some insight into why Tina was SOOOO intimidated by Sydney. She thought the younger more "experienced " person was gonna move her outta the way. When Carmy and then syd came on she probably was thinking she was gonna have to look for a job again. Whats weird tho is i thought Tina made a few remarks in the first season that put me under the impression that she was there for a loooooong time.
I actually think that she’s been there for a longer time. Not just at the former Beef restaurant but in the job market as a whole because she worked too hard to get here as we now saw in this episode. I’m not sure if that’s entirely correct but that’s how I personally saw it. But I do see your point and I agree as well :)
@@Knightowl1980She was attached to Mikey, who gave her a another chance at a coworker family after she thought she was "washed up". This made her very protective of The Bear, the system, the chaos that Carmy was threatening with his new system. Of course she would "seem like a lifer". Loyalty is not counted on years alone.
It's so wild how last season's episode 6 which was Fishes was phenomenal. And then this season's episode 6 Napkins just wrecked me. I totally just understood and felt what Tina was going through as I'm currently going through that right now myself. Just unable to find anyone willing to hire me even though I have all this experience. Seeing that Ayo directed this at the end when the credits started rolling was the cherry on top
“Napkins” is, without a shadow of a doubt, the best and my favorite episode of The Bear. I’ve been waiting for a Tina-centric episode for so long, and we finally got it. It definitely explains why Tina was the way that she was back in season 1… I never thought of it that way. In fact, I didn’t think they would ever explain it because I didn’t think there would be any need to, but I couldn’t be more glad that they did. When I realized what was going on, I gasped so loud I started coughing because of how much air I sucked in… her backstory is one hell of a full-circle moment for her. Seeing her meeting Richie and Mikey was actually very interesting, and I kept yelling at my screen telling them that they know each other because it felt so bizarre and absurd that they didn’t know each other… but I get it. I SAID I FUCKING GET IT!!! I couldn’t stop gushing over this flashback. Greatest character-centric episode? I think yes!!! So proud of Ayo (Sydney) because this was her directorial debut, and I seriously hope that Liza (Tina) gets all the damn awards for her performance here 😭❤️
When Carmy gave his monologue he mentioned that he was never good at anything. I think that also is a reason he didn’t fire anyone. In his mind if he could do it anyone can as long as they have love for it
This episode hit way too close to home for me. I was laid off from my job back in December. Was there for over 18 years. It is rough being a woman in her mid 40s looking for a job now after working in a highly niched position for so long. Yeah, this episode is personally triggering for me.
At the beginning of this season, all I really wanted was a Tina episode. And then they gave me this. Just, wow. There are some stellar episodes in this season, but this one is my favorite, much like Forks was my favorite of Season 2.
Everybody fuckin rocked it this episode. Big shout out to Liza and Jon for that very heartwarming scene, and big shout out to Ayo for her directorial debut!
Job hunting right now and it’s no joke! I send out almost 100 applications a week and don’t even get one interview and I live in NYC. It’s brutal. This episode hit really close to home!
I love that you guys appreciate the writing this season. Too many people can’t grasp what it means to actually write a show of this caliber. The hate that this season is getting is asinine. Too many tik tok attention spans out there.
The actor playing Tina's husband is her real-life husband. We met Tina's son Louis back in Season 1, she brought him to work in 1x07 because he had been suspended.😊
Ayois someone who has prepared for her celebrity. She was ready to take advantage of it if she ever made it. She was meant for this life. And to see her direct is a gift. -one issue I have with this episode is that in season 1 they made Tina out to be like this lifer at the Beef but it’s really only been a few years.
11:49 Good times and celebrations happen around food, according to Michael However, The Bear truly lacks joy five episodes in this season. I have a feeling the future for The Beer wouldn't be to earn/keep the Michelin stars, but to become a chill food establishment where friends and family gather for good times without Carmy's "non-negotiables" and unrealistic goals of seeking perfections. A place, like the characters, that embrace its imperfections.
They posted on patreon that Zuff has cancer is going thru chemo atm.It’s why tvd and peak blinders is on pause and they looking at watching other shows.Let’s give our support and love for Zuff during this time.❤️
@@gjcanada7454 I pretty much said what happened cuz I'm on their patreon and saw the post myself .Others have mentioned it too in the community tab. I'm sure they will make a video or mention it eventually on youtube soon.But give them some time and respect it's not easy talking about this situation out to everyone.
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3 shows you guys should absolutely react too
Taboo 2017 it’s only 8 episodes and the lead is none other than Ton hardy aka Venom
The crowded room 2023 10 episodes the lead is none other than Tom Holland aka Spider-Man
And
Netflix’s ERIC it just came out a few weeks ago it’s 6 episodes with lead actor Benedict Cumberbatch aka Dr strange
All 3 are great shows with different types of action but also great Story’s
And there short so adding them into the cue of your channel would be easy as well as bringing in lots more viewers and subscribers 🥰🥰
Please react to high school musical the musical the series please guys you’ll love it
This being a perfect directional debut for ayo what can’t she do the talent is out of this world love to see it loving the reactions
I had to read this several times to understand it... Whatever happened to punctuation? 😅
@@samanthahumphreys9783 I promise you it's not hard to read you just wanna be dense were you able to read this 😞
It's really incredible
What did she do? It was the actor's showcase...just let them go.
@@kshooter33i’m just gonna assume you don’t know what directors do lol
David is her husband in real life so I love that they cast him in the show as well
And one of the nicest ppl! I used to work at The Public Theater and he did a show with us and he was just a delight. I was already a fan of his from Dexter too.
@@2kooldancin That's fantastic to hear. He's one of those actors who, when he pops up in something, I get a smile on my face because he's just so charming in every role.
Wait!! He is her real life husband??!! I just know him as Angel from “Dexter”.
@@2kooldancinhe seems like such a nice guy
OMG THATS AWESOME
I think the title ‘Napkins’ is a reference to S1 EP8 where Tina recalls to Carmy about how the lack of care Michael had towards paying for napkins was out of character for him. In their scene together where he first approaches her he is putting napkins in the dispenser while trying to initiate a conversation. Perhaps representing the sensible, caring side of Michael that Tina has always known him to be before his addiction took place.
daaaaamn.....:O
aww yes i love that
As soon as Richie gives her the free coffee, I started crying. I’ve had those moments when everything is shitty, and one little thing can turn it around. This was a beautiful episode.
I love that the episode called back to Richie’s talent for being good with people. After weeks of feeling overlooked and demoralized, Richie took a second to give Tina a cup of coffee on the house. Just a simple act of kindness for someone who really needed it. He actually talked to her and made her feel seen. Between that and her sit down with Mikey, they really show why Tina was/is so fiercely loyal and protective of The Bear crew. They helped her when she was down by just being kind people.
It also showed that, not only is he good with people, but he GETS people. It took him under 10 seconds to look at her and realize this was a woman having a rough time and doing a small thing to try to make it a little bit better.
You can also get some insight into why Tina was SOOOO intimidated by Sydney. She thought the younger more "experienced " person was gonna move her outta the way. When Carmy and then syd came on she probably was thinking she was gonna have to look for a job again. Whats weird tho is i thought Tina made a few remarks in the first season that put me under the impression that she was there for a loooooong time.
Yeah that’s the only continuity problem I have . They made it seem like she was a lifer there and it’s only been a few years.
I actually think that she’s been there for a longer time. Not just at the former Beef restaurant but in the job market as a whole because she worked too hard to get here as we now saw in this episode. I’m not sure if that’s entirely correct but that’s how I personally saw it. But I do see your point and I agree as well :)
@@Knightowl1980She was attached to Mikey, who gave her a another chance at a coworker family after she thought she was "washed up". This made her very protective of The Bear, the system, the chaos that Carmy was threatening with his new system. Of course she would "seem like a lifer". Loyalty is not counted on years alone.
@@whatwhatwhatttttt she literally yelled at Sidney she’s been there since before she was born
@@Knightowl1980 she said she's been doing this (cooking) since sydney was born
Ayo outdid herself with this episode. All the flowers to her 💕
Not sure what she did...just let the actors go.
@@kshooter33Ayo directed the episode…
It's so wild how last season's episode 6 which was Fishes was phenomenal. And then this season's episode 6 Napkins just wrecked me. I totally just understood and felt what Tina was going through as I'm currently going through that right now myself. Just unable to find anyone willing to hire me even though I have all this experience.
Seeing that Ayo directed this at the end when the credits started rolling was the cherry on top
Ditto! Going thru the same thing! And r u in BK too? Wishing u the best of luck. Keep ur head up, something will come along! 🩵
@@2kooldancin best of luck to you too!!!
I immediately knew this was a flashback. When the guts were confused I found it hilarious 😂😂😂😂 **thats her real life hubby btw. Hes also an actor.
There are a lot of hints to it being in the past.
Amazing how you guys didn’t notice Tina’s hair is much longer and that Louie is much younger than when we met him in season 1. 🤦🏾♀️
“Napkins” is, without a shadow of a doubt, the best and my favorite episode of The Bear. I’ve been waiting for a Tina-centric episode for so long, and we finally got it.
It definitely explains why Tina was the way that she was back in season 1… I never thought of it that way. In fact, I didn’t think they would ever explain it because I didn’t think there would be any need to, but I couldn’t be more glad that they did.
When I realized what was going on, I gasped so loud I started coughing because of how much air I sucked in… her backstory is one hell of a full-circle moment for her.
Seeing her meeting Richie and Mikey was actually very interesting, and I kept yelling at my screen telling them that they know each other because it felt so bizarre and absurd that they didn’t know each other… but I get it. I SAID I FUCKING GET IT!!!
I couldn’t stop gushing over this flashback. Greatest character-centric episode? I think yes!!! So proud of Ayo (Sydney) because this was her directorial debut, and I seriously hope that Liza (Tina) gets all the damn awards for her performance here 😭❤️
Very subjective. I would completely disagree with you. Its a good info episode but for me its not even a top 10
@@iceman10129wow, it’s top 5 for me for sure
This ep. made me love Tina 100x more🥰 So glad we got a Tina backstory!
She bored me even more--except the conversation with Mikey
@@kshooter33sounds like a you problem
Aw, when he brought up Carmy. 😢 Now, I think we know why Carmy didn’t fire everybody when he took over.
When Carmy gave his monologue he mentioned that he was never good at anything. I think that also is a reason he didn’t fire anyone. In his mind if he could do it anyone can as long as they have love for it
@albertonunez4784 great insight
Jon Bernthal has so much freaking charisma it's crazy.
The actor playing Tina's husband is her real life husband
That's awesome!
its so crazy how well they developed TIna's character.. I went from not being able to stand her to cheering her on over the course of this show
This episode hit way too close to home for me. I was laid off from my job back in December. Was there for over 18 years. It is rough being a woman in her mid 40s looking for a job now after working in a highly niched position for so long. Yeah, this episode is personally triggering for me.
Thanks, Bryce! Thanks, Rob! 🍽 I'm so glad Ms. Edebiri directed this one, because it's the highest rated for Season 3.
At the beginning of this season, all I really wanted was a Tina episode. And then they gave me this. Just, wow. There are some stellar episodes in this season, but this one is my favorite, much like Forks was my favorite of Season 2.
this one and "Ice chips" took some teardrops out of me for sure
Everybody fuckin rocked it this episode. Big shout out to Liza and Jon for that very heartwarming scene, and big shout out to Ayo for her directorial debut!
tina’s story actually wrecked me, carmy better leave my girl alone i swear🥲
shes warned him lmaooo
I love Claire---can do without tina
Richie has always been the nicest guy! First person to be nice to Tina all day
So well done! This episode hit all the emotions, told a heart wrenching story and made me cry over a Beef sandwich
My favorite episode of the season. Amazing acting and directing.
After hearing about how Mikey felt about cooking and the good times being had around food, fishes hits sooo much harder
So many episodes of this show are structured around one long, amazing scene. This one was top-tier.
Somebody commented on a livestream that employers are now piling on requirements for jobs.
Job hunting right now and it’s no joke! I send out almost 100 applications a week and don’t even get one interview and I live in NYC. It’s brutal. This episode hit really close to home!
@@2kooldancinIn the same boat in Philly!
Same in Atlanta, unfortunately 😢
‘the potential to cry’ imma start saying that😂😅
I love that you guys appreciate the writing this season. Too many people can’t grasp what it means to actually write a show of this caliber. The hate that this season is getting is asinine. Too many tik tok attention spans out there.
Amen!
The actor playing Tina's husband is her real-life husband. We met Tina's son Louis back in Season 1, she brought him to work in 1x07 because he had been suspended.😊
Finally Tina getting her character focus episode.
I love the Tina episode ❤ and Tina's husband is also in Dexter and now we understand why she was pissed on Sydney
Ayois someone who has prepared for her celebrity. She was ready to take advantage of it if she ever made it. She was meant for this life. And to see her direct is a gift.
-one issue I have with this episode is that in season 1 they made Tina out to be like this lifer at the Beef but it’s really only been a few years.
11:49 Good times and celebrations happen around food, according to Michael However, The Bear truly lacks joy five episodes in this season. I have a feeling the future for The Beer wouldn't be to earn/keep the Michelin stars, but to become a chill food establishment where friends and family gather for good times without Carmy's "non-negotiables" and unrealistic goals of seeking perfections. A place, like the characters, that embrace its imperfections.
am i the only one who screamed "sergeant Batista??" when they say Tina's husband?
Best ep of the season!!!!
Is it a must to make predictions, just enjoy it. Allow it to unfold. 😉
I totally dislike it when reactors try to make predictions and just don't take it in. Ya know?
I need y’all to post your reaction to the Interview with the Vampire finale asap please 😊
what happened to zuff? why is he never in any reactions?
They posted on patreon that Zuff has cancer is going thru chemo atm.It’s why tvd and peak blinders is on pause and they looking at watching other shows.Let’s give our support and love for Zuff during this time.❤️
@@bobbyhillbuuhuuu WHAT?!
@@gjcanada7454 I pretty much said what happened cuz I'm on their patreon and saw the post myself .Others have mentioned it too in the community tab. I'm sure they will make a video or mention it eventually on youtube soon.But give them some time and respect it's not easy talking about this situation out to everyone.
Found it boring and fast forwarded to conversation with Mikey--which was gold.
just a day of crying with these uploads omg 😭 poor tina