THE BEAR Cast Talk Dream Food Tours, Perplexing Etiquette and More! | IMDb

Stars #JeremyAllenWhite, #AyoEdebiri, Abby Elliott, Liza Colón-Zayas, and Lionel Boyce reveal the scenes from seasons 1 and 2 that helped them connect deeply with their characters, the places they want to visit to explore the food, and the fine dining rules that leave them perplexed. #TheBear Season 3 is streaming now.
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0:00 - Intro
0:04 - Locking into character
2:50 - Dream cities for eating tours
4:07 - Fine dining etiquette
5:46 - Ayo loves chicken nuggets

[@isabel.creates9022]

The way Jeremy and Ayo both say Japan, love their friendship

[@josepha133]

I guess they have to plan a trip now

[@MaxineShaw_84]

Ayo's entire look. 🤩🤩🤩

[@roslynrose3811]

oh, the way they named this video I thought it was just Ayo and Jeremy 🤡🤡

[@dakotac180]

Ok do sister's birthing episode in the new season solidified why this show really isn't a comedy. It was so damn heartwarming I was crying the entire time. Their chemistry is all so good.

[@ScarlettJ1221]

I honestly can't get enough of these two

[@anziocc]

this show is a masterpiece

[@sarahvenable4710]

I agree with Ayo about the kids in restaurants thing.

[@dreadsocialistroberts]

My mom taking us kids to restaurants: "You will be on your best behavior and if you are not, I have duct tape and the other parents will thank me for it.

[@supersucks]

Me too. In my country the restaurants also take care of Babies! Not just kids. Kids should be able to experience fine dining and parents should start teaching good manners to their kids

Ayo don't you get tired being perfect?

[@myajt]

5:47 She’s so real 😂😂😂

[@kennethschwartz9351]

Brutal season 3---brutal!

[@mamabear1135]

Love the show. I can’t figure out though however why they considered it a comedy.

[@FarmerJAB]

It’s very much a drama

[@DrWHO-jv5qi]

Why they be segregating them by race 😂

[@leatherkiss333]

is it my idea or did they separate the actors by skin color

[@ms.bubs4fun506]

I think producers are trying to separate Ayo and Jeremy for some reason.

[@tatianarenee6600]

I swear they’re separated like that in damn near every interview

[@FarmerJAB]

There are heaps of interviews with Ayo and Jeremy. Or Ayo and Ebon Moss-Bacharach. Do you have to bring colour into every damn thing

[@frankenviews4069]

The kids in America are different. They're raised different in their homes. Not better or worse, just different and that's why they can't be in serious restaurants.

[@salty_deez]

180 views in 1 hr.. Fell off like fr

[@beigecard]

New season just isn't good, really lacks.

[@FarmerJAB]

Absolutely. No story-telling or lazy story-telling. Stringing things out

[@Keesha_Hardy]

The entire season takes place, timeline wise, over the course of like 2 months, so that’s a big reason why not much happened: S3E1: Parts of the night of Friends & Family, then the next day or so S3E2: 30 minutes of the Monday of that next week, assuming Friends & Family was on a Friday S3E3: The entire episode takes place over a month S3E4: One week, I’m assuming, because Carmy says that he hasn’t smoked in 41 days, & he was last shown smoking the night of Friends & Family S3E5, S3E7 - S3E10: all take place over a week’s time, because Carmy gets the text about the Ever funeral dinner being next week in ep 5 & it doesn’t happen until ep 10 (of course S3E6 is a flashback) It was a pretty realistic season, imo.

[@beigecard]

@@Keesha_Hardy no need to make excuses for others poor writing.