The Bear Season 3 Review
A Season With A Lot Of Unused Ingredients May Leave Audiences’ Palates Unsatisfied By Dylan Barbee Courtesy of @thebear on Instagram Spoilers Ahead! “Did you know bears are kind and sensitive and devoted and also, um, altruistic and empathetic and very commonly known to adept to grieving?” Cousin Michelle Berzatto (Sarah Paulson) said in the star-studded season 2 episode “Fishes”. After the chaotic finale of season 2, where Carmen (Jeremy Allen White), nicknamed “Bear” by his family gets locked in a freezer and breaks up with his girlfriend Claire (Molly Gordon) during his restaurant’s first dinner service, Bear can’t stop grieving. The opening episode, “Tomorrow,” artistically depicts the stubborn chef sifting through memories and regrets of his past. This season of The Bear serves us a 10-episode course that stirs away from the familiar flavor of its first two seasons; telling meaningful stories about grieving people surrounded by food. This season has some of the show’s lowest mo