Why THE BEAR Season 3 Episode 6 Is PERFECT
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- čas přidán 5. 08. 2024
- I review breakdown and explain The Bear Season 3 Episode 6. I discuss Tina's episode which is titled Napkins where she was fired from her job and ended up working at The Beef. I react to why the episode is perfect, Ayo Edebri's directing, the conversation between Tina and Mikey and why it is so powerful. I also compare it to Season 2 episode 6, fishes.
00:00 Intro
00:43 It Provided Clarity On Tina
03:28 The Importance Of A Conversation
05:11 The Mirrored Reality
06:23 The Way Episode 6 Was Delivered
08:08 Outro
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Do you think this was the best episode in The Bear season 3? Let me know your thoughts below!
Yes, by far actually
It’s not even close, easily the best
Yes easily
it was! the writing, the direction, the performances, super!!!
This is my favorite and I liked very much episode 8.
One thing that kind of went unnoticed in this episode was that even back then you could tell that Richie had a flair for customer service.
Good point!
He was so nice to Tina on her worst day and gave her a free coffee. He truly was born to do this.
For Tina (in season 1), Sydney become the representative of those young and formally educated people that were either Tina's competition during her job hunt or those youths that were handling her job applications. That's why Tina was so b*tchy to Sydney. It's not only the case that Tina did not like Carmy's changes to The Beef and that's why she's grumpy. Now comes this young, formally trained, and talented chef who basically became her boss in no time.
This episode also gave additional weight to that moment in season 2 when Tina was so excited because she will be sent to culinary school. Tina will now have that formal training credential under her belt.
Facts we fully understand the reason behind everything that had happend during Season 1 and 2 plus this rivals Mickey's episode last season and that scene with Jon ? With them talking how there day were? It was just amazing in a way that all of us have been in that situation. Damn this series.
i also love the fact that david zayas, the actor who plays tina’s husband, is liza’s husband in real life!
i really felt their chemistry in that episode
@@tutelboii as did i, makes it feel that much more real!
I recognized him from Dexter, Sgt. Batista
@@drezdendolla.9143 same!
He was great in the show Gotham too
The bit where Mikey says “what the fuck am I gonna do with a resume I just talked to you” really sneak attacked me in the feels just something about that was so pure and cathartic. Loved the episode
It's the reality of understanding people
Mikey’s character is the perfect depiction of depression. anybody who is or has been depressed knows it’s so easy to encourage and lift others up instead of doing that for yourself
very true
I can make believe everyone that they can fly but no one would make me believe that about myself.
@@haroharo57 you CAN fly!! As high as you believe you can. I'm sorry if you don't have anyone IRL to be the wind beneath your wings, but there are folks rooting for you.
Whatever your passion, whatever it is you dream of doing that gives you the warm & fuzzies GO AFTER IT with ALL the enthusiasm you can muster.
If those wings get tired then soar. Even if they're not flapping, you're still in the air. 💜
I don’t know if anyone who has lost a job and was doing their best to find a new one, it can be so demoralizing. This episode was very relatable to me and got me emotional when she first went to the beef. You got to see why Mikey was so beloved by the people in his life.
Yes, Mikey had such a good heart, Jon Bernthal and Liza Zayas was just awesome in that scene. It felt like such a real and deep conversation. And we were just listening in.
I cried my eyes out, buddie. This past job searching has been absolutely brutal. My best wishes to you.
Me, I am 46 trying to be a self-taught programmer. It is not easy. I often feel like giving up. This episode was amazing.
I am going through that now. I am the same age as she and I balled my eyes out when I watched it. Finally someone sees “me”.
burst into tears when he talks positive about Carmy after showing Tina the pic off his phone
The moment when mike talked about the building of dreams and how it was depressing memory because he felt it didn't apply to him hit me unlike anything else i've seen. It's engraved so strongly in my memory for three days now.
Ayo killed it, and learning more about Tina was beautiful. Liza killed it too. ❤🎉
Yeah Ayo's directing was great and Tina's delivery was perfect!
This episode marked the first time we even saw Mikey IN the beef working and just being around.
That conversation she had with Michael.. is the job interview she's not expecting 😍
It was such a good moment!
Tina’s arc is beautiful. In general this series has some of the best written characters ever.
Without a doubt!
Napkins is right up there with forks.
Big agree
Cant wait for Spoons
Even at it's weakest, The Bear did not disappoint. Just goes to show how incredible the show is. Hopefully we'll be right back on track with season 4.
I’m glad I’m not the only one thinking this season was a bit weak. But there is a difference between weak and bad, and if this is the lowest the Bear has reached, I can rest easy knowing it will never have a bad season or a bad episode.
Brilliant episode. For me, the two emotional highpoints of this series are Tina's conversation with Mikey, and Sugar's conversation with Donna. The former involves a character who took his own life; the latter a character who is about to give birth. Incredible writing.
The hospital episode was unreal. Absolutely stellar performances
Good point!
i also enjoyed how she starts eating her sandwhich with tears of sadness then it ends with her taking a 2nd bite with tears of Joy. that really struck a cord to me
Yeah that was a great moment!
This was absolutely the best. It helped us understand Tina better and the conversation with her and Mikey was the best scene of the season.
Agreed
i adored this episode. it was one of the most relatable episodes of television i’ve seen! will you be doing a video for ice chips? i think that episode is worthy
Yes! Those were my two favorite episodes this season.
This episode represented so many people lives especially now from the interviews ect.
She has been so good in the last two seasons too, I’m so glad she’s getting her flowers finally.
jon berthanal is still so underrated as an actor
I literally just finished episode 6 and thought, man this is definitely the best episode so far. They finally hit their stride with this one. Finding out this was directed by Ayo at the end was a pleasant surprise. As someone who just got hired last month after a year off this episode hit super close to home. Absolutely favorite episode.
Yeah she did great with this episode!
I think you make a good point that Tina and Mikey were super close, and they were both able to open up to each other in ways they couldn’t with other people….bbbuuuutttt in Carmy’s monologue in the meeting in season 1, he said Mikey made everyone feel like he was their best friend.
The way Liza cried in between her bites and laughter with Mike, was so fricken real. She is a great actress. My heart was tearing up for her. I am getting emotional just thinking about it again. This season was definitely its weakest, it was rushed, but it still had great episodes and moments. I loved this episode, and the one with Sugar and her mom in the hospital.
The part where she tasted the beef sandwich for the first time after getting hired by Michael.
i like how during the scenes where she looks for a job and goes for interviews, we get shots of her cooking foreshadowing her passion for it in the future
Episode 1 is also perfect. Visually stunning and incredible soundtrack
Yeah episode 1 was great!
So good, that background music, strangely haunting. Any idea who created it?
@jsakaya I think Trent Reznor
agreed just all of Carmys mind
The creators and actors in this show are so great they make this one of the best series I've ever watched.
This episode was sooo relatable. This is EXACTLY how the job hunt goes and how you land up at a job thats for You. It was so uplifting and cathartic. I feel like the episodes that came after just did not have the same level of impact. This season was rather underwhelming. Maybe i went in with lot of excitement and expectations.
This episode hits hard if you look at the grander picture, it actually made me cry. Especially when you pay attention to everything Michael says during his talk/interview with Tina knowing his eventual fate.
This episode also explains why Tina was so hostile towards Sydney when the latter first started working at The beef due to the employment issues as highlighted in this episode. Also the friendship Tina had with Michael and how important the latter was to her.
That episode’s entire sequence of her dropping off resumes at various places and also the way that all of those people were treating her was beyond infuriating.
Just Watched this episode and went on the Internet to see if people agree that this was brilliant
Definitely was!
top 3 episodes of the show
Yeah I'd agree!
@@BrainPilot Up there with the family car dinner
I really resonated with this episode as I sometimes feel like I'm in Tina's shoes also. As a 50+ year old woman, it's so hard to compete with younger hungrier young people in my profession and it really knocks your confidence. I thought this episode was beautifully done and you can really understand why Tina was so resistant to Carmy and Syd changes in the beginning as it was disrupting the memory of the connection she had with Michael, someone who helped her at her lowest point. This was a standout episode for me in Season 3
I loved it when Tina, down and out and just defeated, first sits down and takes a bite of the sandwich.
She has a look like it’s disgusting (representing her situation, not the food).
Then she just has a human chat with Mikey and is eventually offered a job.
Someone was finally willing to give her a shot, recognize and just hear her. No resumes, interviews or formalities, just a real conversation. Then after the next bite, she looks like it’s the best sandwich she’s ever had!
I relate to this episode.
My husband’s job brought us to new city. I applied for 200 jobs over 2 years we lived there, even though I had 25 years experience in the field, simply because I was from there. Vegas sucks.
I’m so glad we left after 2 years.
Joel Mchale did an amazing job as the narcissist boss who doesn't give a shit but kind of does. Also Jamie Lee Curtis was an absolute standout and I wouldn't be surprised if she gets an Emmy nom for this
That moment when Michael and Tina was talking about not getting any sleep just hit me like a truck.
Having struggled with depression myself I really related to what they were talking about. I just started to cry out of the blue because I know how easily depression hides beneath the surface of some people.
Bravo to everyone writing on this show and to the actors who delivers such realistic and powerful performances 👏🙌
Best episode of the season and it’s not even close.
Yeah it really was!
I’m having an emotional day, but I wanted to cry during that conversation at the end. Amazing episode.
Easily the best episodes: Fishes, Forks, and Napkins.
1000%
The best thing about this episode is that it resonates with almost everyone of us watching it
Love this show. It quickly became one of my all time favourites.
Yeah it's great!
I love The Bear, and this episode was indeed perfect and beautiful.
Liza Colón decided we wouldn’t forget her acting 👏
Loved everything about this episode... more than any other this season; and there were other great ones. Thanks for the excellent review. Just found you. Following now :)
Glad you enjoyed the video!
I like how Mike wanted to comfort her when he saw Tina crying
That shows he had a big heart for all of the employees at The Beef
This kind of episode focusing on one of the people in the show was why season 2 was soooo good. and we only got 1 episode of it in season 3. people like character-driven storytelling. and this was truly the only ep in season 3 that i did not pause or stopped watching to do something else.
Yeah it's a shame!
In addition to Tina's beautiful character development
you also got a glimpse of what was going on in Mickey's mind...
absolute cinema
This was great!
I loved seeing a bit more of Tina and why she might’ve been so hostile against Syd initially.
As a born and raised Latino in Chicago, I loved how they showcased real Latino businesses in the Pilsen neighborhood!
I was so excited to see businesses I patronized at!
i love this little parallel between both opposites, skillwise, Michael and Terry saying they do it for the people, food is just a sidenote.
4:22 slight disagreement about this statement. Mikey was such a people person, Carmen said himself back in season 1, Mikey was everybody's best friend, and that he was extremely magnetic. Another time in season 1, Tina tells Carmen a story about trying to get Mikey to order napkins, and she remembered how out of character it was for him to be so dismissive, pessimistic, and closed off. the fact that he never talked about his drug abuse to anyone, despite obviously struggling, is why everybody froze up, "He was Mikey Bear, I thought he would pull out of it."
Was great- showed an era & the working person. Got to see Mikey’s charm. Liza was amazing so intense in her emotions a real hustler- love her!
I must admit the exchange between Mikey and Tina was captivating- two people bearing their souls and Mikey’s keen observation being so kind to offer Tina a job. Mikey telling exactly how it is at the Beef, he was being brutally honest.
Perfect analysis
Thanks!
When Mikey says highly about his brother after showing a photo - "he knows what to do with his life". That strucks me! We know Carmy has very little certainties in his life! 😢
Sonder: the feeling one has on realizing that every other individual one sees has a life as full and real as one’s own.
Omg I have loved this word ever since the first time I learnt of it. This word is perfect to describe this episode
Got a linkedin ad on this lmao
Great episode in an underwhelming if still enjoyable season. They are making 3&4 back to back though so I got a big part 1 of 2 vibe from season 3.
It was a wonderful episode. I also couldn't stand Tina's character at first but I gradually warmed to her. This back story showed who she really was and why she was so protective of the original Beef restaurant.
Her story must be a carbon copy of so many proud, hard working people who are spat back into a labour market, that simply doesn't want them.
Bernthal deserves an Oscar.
He was great in this! I don't know if it would be enough for an Emmy though
@@BrainPilot His run on The Bear has been Emmy worthy I think. I mean, a lot of people discount him as an actor, but he is really good.
John bernthal is a great actor and he was perfect in this episode. Although a flashback it really puts meat on the bones of her story. I am really enjoying series 3 despite the varied reviews.
I gotta admit I was feeling very antsy during the solo episodes this season to get back to the story at hand because it felt like so little was moving forward w our main characters relationships w each other. I already knew Mikey gave Tina this job when she struggled to make ends meet. I wasn’t hanging on every line of dialogue for this lore episode like I was with Fishes for example.
I thought it was bold to do a whole episode of hospital bed contractions w Sugar and Donna and their performances were incredible, but I couldn’t help my mind wandering to the wider story of the show when I’m supposed to be rly focused on these intimate real time conversations.
Tina has a similarity to a character on BURNT just don’t forget my shoutout 😂
It was one of those piece of art on screen which lingers on you for days, and you want to come back to it.
Cool to show us how she got there it was pretty awesome
Tina said: “oh I’m not important ?” “Watch this” 😂
The best episode this season
Richie’s episode last season was called Forks. Tina’s episode this season is called Napkins. I sense a theme. lol
Can't wait for season four's "Straws."
This episode was amazing
Yeah definitely the best one!
People seem to miss the fact that this a character driven show where characters grow and evolve. I was surprised people didn't like this season, it was amazing! I think my favorite was Sugar truly listening to, and forgiving her Mom.
It’s also pretty cool that they bonded over something that’s quickly thrown out in the trash 🤔 🧐
It was perfect, but I think "Forks" in S2, EP7 (Richie's episode) was probably my favorite episode of any show of all time, even beats out some favorites of mine in Succession and Westworld.
Yeah that was an amazing episode!
Reminded me of how Orange is the New Black used to do their pre prison backstories
When that show was good, it was GOOD!
@@morganbrown392 RIGHT, I was just telling someone the first 3(maybe 4) seasons were GOLD. Remember being so excited when a new season would drop, then watch them all in 2-3 days.
Ice chips is the only one with two words and I was mad as hell 😂 maybe I’m a little crazy
Easily the best episode in an overall weak season.
My favorite episode!
Yeah it was the best in the season
I related as I got out the Navy and didn’t even know the minimum wage or how to even go about interviews to begin with
I'm Tina toooooo
The way I ugly cried throughout her conversation with Mikey 😅
It was such a great moment!
This episode showed the real life dilemma for many
Hope we get a video on ice chips
Nah that episode was mid
@@angelsilva7207 cap it was one of the best ones bruh
Imagine this episode have Clair show up for no reason 😂
Angel Batista my guy.
Long grove confectionery is an actual business though I don’t think they have a Chicago location. Weird that they thought it was a good idea to put themselves in a tv show firing one of the characters
liza colón-zayas forever
It turned into an episode of the Real Ones podcast. They keep pulling from the deep well of talent from actors
This was the best episode I felt so bad for Tina😢
Yeah Tina was great in this episode!
Mikey had a great chance to shine on this one too although he just died anyways
Jon Bernthal should have his own series!
The Punisher
That toilet has never been good 😂
Anyone else think this was the worst episode of the season? Ice Chips was the only episode I wasn’t bored in
Ok I respect your opinion. It was a good episode but a perfect episode of the bear imo is season 2 ep.forks. so when I compare the two episodes it's not close. Your thoughts
Ep. Forks was overrated.
@@ashley.taylor174well I'm assuming you're a woman from the name. So it's understandable for you not to like that episode lol
@@Mattyp24 Wow.
@@tejida815 which part?
@@Mattyp24yup you cracked the mystery there
Best episode of the season. The season was underwhelming btw.
It was certainly helped by those 333 fbombs.
I didn't care in the least why Tina joined the restaurant...boring---untill John B.
I do wonder what the larger overall point of the episode was interms of the overall plot of the season and possibly next season as well?
Regardless, I would've preferred a present day episode instead to further along a seasonal arc that has felt slow and repetitive!
the only great episode of the season tbh