I loved this episode so much omg the dialogue was minimalistic… almost non-existent, and yet it was another masterclass in an episode of television. Consistency and excellence is key. This episode was executed with utmost perfection. It passed by so smoothly but left me with a very sinking feeling. The quality is still there, and the callbacks are making things make so much more sense. And it all leads back to here: Tomorrow. This felt almost illegal to watch because of how personal and intimate it was. It felt like I was looking through a window of someone’s life (Carmy’s). Onto the ‘Next’ one! (See what I did there? 🙈)
We knew Carmy wasn’t really at the funeral because he tells Fak in season one “I don’t know, I wasn’t there” when Fak tells him he’s sorry he couldn’t go to the funeral and sent flowers instead (“I hope they looked nice”). But it was a nice surprise to see him go even from afar.
While i can see why this episode is not for everyone, I personally loved it. This and the finale are my faves. When rewatching it is interesting because it contains a lot of elements that come back throughout the season.
This is one of the greatest episodes of television ever. The way the film is shot, the cinematography, the soundtrack throughout the entire episode, the montage of past and present, fucking amazing.
Apparently some people weren’t feeling this opening ep but I loved it. After all the stress of season 2 (I still haven’t recovered from Fishes) I loved a more calm opening seeing Carmy’s journey. Also the cinematography is beautiful.
The flashback to them standing and watching a tow truck out in the cold was the immediate aftermath of Fishes - you could tell based on the Faks wearing their silly matching Xmas outfits that Big Neil bought for them using Kohl's Cash. Also notable that this is the first time we see Claire, watching Carmen from down the block on the night of his mom's Christmas meltdown (it appeared the whole neighborhood came out of their homes when they heard Donna crash the car through the house). Not sure if they ever spoke between that night and the night they bumped into each other in the grocery store in S2E2, five years later. But it was very clear that Claire has had feelings for Carm that long predate her introduction last season.
My favorite part of this episode was seeing the four chefs that helped shaped him. Everything from calm and educational, to calm and perfectionist, quiet and studious, and psychotic and pushing.
Two fun facts. 1. The out door farm scenes are from NOMA in Copenhagen. Jeremy was excited when he found out the chefs there and some others were excited to meet him. 2. Now you mention a race .... Jeremy found out they were excited because they do a semi annual exercise marathon and wanted him to participate. Maybe they saw Iron Claw and the Calvin Klien ad 😂. Anyway Jeremy stated he thought he was fit but those chefs smoked him!
"Show don't Tell" a masterclass. We knew the stories from before which made the glimpses through film amazing. It was a reinforcement and yet it still gave us a better perspective. That Sydney twist at the end was superb. This show is so good.
I am so interested to see how you guys feel about the season as a whole. I still really enjoyed it, but there are more "controversial" choices made this season compared to the last two. But this episode is just incredible.
This whole season especially episode 6 ❤️🔥. But yeah this episode when it started I thought I was ready and then it hit me like whoa it's been almost 5 minutes and not a single line of dialogue has been spoken and yet I felt all the emotions. We already know that they're going to clean up once again come awards season!!
This episode oh my goodness, the emotional ride, the understanding of so many things, it felt as if you were Bear. This episode was a 10/10 for me. For me The Bear and The Wire 🤌🏽
Did y'all notice that the chef next to Luca and Carmy during training was the head chef of the Forks episode where they sent Richie to stage? Love those little callbacks
personally, i loved this episode. it gives the audience an idea of where carmy's mind at currently. i'm a little over half way through this season and it's still my favorite one so far by the way, the music (or better, song) in this episode is by the same guys that did the "Challengers" score (and many other fire soundtracks as well)
I wasn’t a huge fan of the placement of this episode in the season; I don’t think it’s a bad episode but it was not what I was expecting for the season opener. Glad to be back into these reactions!
I love season3, but it's VERY different to the previous seasons. To explain a little bit as to why it's the way it is, they shot season3-4 at the same time!!! So it's more like season3 part 1 and season 3 part 2. I don't think that's spoilers, just a foreshadow of expectations.
I wasnt really a huge fan of this episode. Maybe i just wasnt in the right mindset for it, im tired as fuck, but it kinda lost me. I still respect the hell out of the artistic angle they had going on.
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I loved this episode so much omg the dialogue was minimalistic… almost non-existent, and yet it was another masterclass in an episode of television. Consistency and excellence is key. This episode was executed with utmost perfection. It passed by so smoothly but left me with a very sinking feeling. The quality is still there, and the callbacks are making things make so much more sense. And it all leads back to here: Tomorrow. This felt almost illegal to watch because of how personal and intimate it was. It felt like I was looking through a window of someone’s life (Carmy’s). Onto the ‘Next’ one! (See what I did there? 🙈)
Absolutely. It healed my soul.
We knew Carmy wasn’t really at the funeral because he tells Fak in season one “I don’t know, I wasn’t there” when Fak tells him he’s sorry he couldn’t go to the funeral and sent flowers instead (“I hope they looked nice”). But it was a nice surprise to see him go even from afar.
I vaguely recall Richie getting pissed at Carmy too for not going to the funeral
While i can see why this episode is not for everyone, I personally loved it. This and the finale are my faves. When rewatching it is interesting because it contains a lot of elements that come back throughout the season.
This is one of the greatest episodes of television ever. The way the film is shot, the cinematography, the soundtrack throughout the entire episode, the montage of past and present, fucking amazing.
Agreed
Since Bryce commented on it, the music is Trent Reznor/Atticus Ross. So good!
It’s literally just Together on repeat
Apparently some people weren’t feeling this opening ep but I loved it. After all the stress of season 2 (I still haven’t recovered from Fishes) I loved a more calm opening seeing Carmy’s journey. Also the cinematography is beautiful.
The flashback to them standing and watching a tow truck out in the cold was the immediate aftermath of Fishes - you could tell based on the Faks wearing their silly matching Xmas outfits that Big Neil bought for them using Kohl's Cash. Also notable that this is the first time we see Claire, watching Carmen from down the block on the night of his mom's Christmas meltdown (it appeared the whole neighborhood came out of their homes when they heard Donna crash the car through the house). Not sure if they ever spoke between that night and the night they bumped into each other in the grocery store in S2E2, five years later. But it was very clear that Claire has had feelings for Carm that long predate her introduction last season.
It's always interesting to me to see how people deal with silence.
Carmy told Neil back in 1x01 that he never attended Michael's funeral after Neil had said he sent flowers.
Also shout out to David Zayas who Tina is married to in real life for being in the show as her husband
Know him from Dexter! Didn’t know they were married IRL. Cool.
omg that’s such a cool fun fact! thanks for this. 😊
i love rob and bryce chit chat lol
My favorite part of this episode was seeing the four chefs that helped shaped him. Everything from calm and educational, to calm and perfectionist, quiet and studious, and psychotic and pushing.
y’all are gonna be feeding us too? thr/fri/sat/sun????! 🥹 THANK YOUUUUU!!!
Let’s goo the best show on television is back now like rob said our family is back
Two fun facts. 1. The out door farm scenes are from NOMA in Copenhagen. Jeremy was excited when he found out the chefs there and some others were excited to meet him. 2. Now you mention a race .... Jeremy found out they were excited because they do a semi annual exercise marathon and wanted him to participate. Maybe they saw Iron Claw and the Calvin Klien ad 😂. Anyway Jeremy stated he thought he was fit but those chefs smoked him!
"Show don't Tell" a masterclass. We knew the stories from before which made the glimpses through film amazing. It was a reinforcement and yet it still gave us a better perspective. That Sydney twist at the end was superb. This show is so good.
Thanks, Rob! Thanks, Bryce! 🍽 I watched this this morning. It was like a meditative and very stylish prologue to the season.
This season was a lot more chill than the past ones
“a quick lil guy” 😂😂
I am so interested to see how you guys feel about the season as a whole. I still really enjoyed it, but there are more "controversial" choices made this season compared to the last two. But this episode is just incredible.
It felt like a season 3b
@@anais6654what does that mean and how so?
To me it felt like season 3a and season 4 will be like season 3b@@anais6654
lol yall her name is pronounced i-yo its just spelled ayo
This whole season especially episode 6 ❤️🔥. But yeah this episode when it started I thought I was ready and then it hit me like whoa it's been almost 5 minutes and not a single line of dialogue has been spoken and yet I felt all the emotions.
We already know that they're going to clean up once again come awards season!!
We learned from Carmy in season one that he did not go to the funeral. We just didn't know he was outside.
This episode oh my goodness, the emotional ride, the understanding of so many things, it felt as if you were Bear. This episode was a 10/10 for me. For me The Bear and The Wire 🤌🏽
Your guys season 2 reaction got me to sub cause you guys did it before the big reactors did it lol. Keep it up.
I would guess Luca went to Noma after Carm, but they met working for Chef Teri
i was obsesseddddd with this episode the minute i turned it on. beautiful!
WE'RE SOOO BACK!! this season got alot of confusing feedback from many people but i still really loved it! looking forward to ur guys reactions!! :D
Me and hubby binge watched this season in one evening. It was great, very intense. Looking forward to this, enjoy 😊
Did y'all notice that the chef next to Luca and Carmy during training was the head chef of the Forks episode where they sent Richie to stage? Love those little callbacks
Teri was the head chef at Every, right? He was probably her Soux.
This episode was just so beautifully done omg I’m excited for you guys reactions
The cameos in the episode were INSANE
Very brave episode and I absolutely loved it.
Waiting in the car not attending the funeral, reminded me of banshee
Nine Inch Nails did the soundtrack, the album is on Spotify I think it’s “ghosts”
Omg sooo happy yall r reacting to season 3! Beautiful episode
Where is the vampire diairessssss
I was shocked when i saw chef Daniel training carmy in NY. He’s a legendary chef
i love y’all!! LFFFGGGGGGGH❤
personally, i loved this episode. it gives the audience an idea of where carmy's mind at currently. i'm a little over half way through this season and it's still my favorite one so far
by the way, the music (or better, song) in this episode is by the same guys that did the "Challengers" score (and many other fire soundtracks as well)
Loved this episode.
I wasn’t a huge fan of the placement of this episode in the season; I don’t think it’s a bad episode but it was not what I was expecting for the season opener. Glad to be back into these reactions!
Carmy tried to liven up the chefs at Ever. Bring some energy from The Beef in to push the other chefs and Terry shut that down quick.
Damn too quick with it babes
I love season3, but it's VERY different to the previous seasons.
To explain a little bit as to why it's the way it is, they shot season3-4 at the same time!!! So it's more like season3 part 1 and season 3 part 2.
I don't think that's spoilers, just a foreshadow of expectations.
I wasnt really a huge fan of this episode. Maybe i just wasnt in the right mindset for it, im tired as fuck, but it kinda lost me. I still respect the hell out of the artistic angle they had going on.
You guys should watch Sicario! Its with emily blunt and a REALLY good movie!
Please react to "The Artful Dodger" it's a really good serie, i'm pretty sure you will love it
The older male chef is renowned French chef Daniel Boulud.
Is his restaurant just called Daniel?
@@LaCheeserie yes his first. Now has several.
@@ClarkJ2265 Cool!
After these, please watch My Lady Jane at Prime.
Y’all should watch Shameless
The ultimate masterclass in show dont tell
Please react to Big little lies
S1 S2
PLEASEEEEEE
Bryce with the transgender hoodie iktr ✊
This is by far the best episode out of the season 😂
Where's the third guy?
sick
This is Us React Please❤❤❤
Is the other guy gone for good? What happened?
They said in the intro
No Zuff isn’t gone.. he’s just ill but they have to keep uploading
Howcome zuff isn’t in a lot of the reactions anymore
They explained in the intro
He’s ill so he can’t record
i was really disappointed by this season, but im still gonna watch your reactions to get your thoughts on it
Why? Because it's slower?
please react to high school musical the musical the series please guys its amazing
Were still waiting for only murders in the building season 3 😒
the music in this episode is nine inch nails. nine inch nails + the bear = perfect combo