THE BEAR - Season 3 Episode 6 - Reaction and Discussion | Napkins

[@EdenMcCoy-rt9hp]

I love how this episode shows why Tina was so defensive of Mikey and the Beef in the first season. She is always so protective of Mikey and the type of person he was despite his flaws. And how she resisted Carmy and Sydney...they are those hungry young kids she hated 😅

[@Syntell]

I agree, we needed this backstory. It's been long overdue. And it stuck the landing.

[@Toastrodamus]

I think the reason Tina started crying was because the people in this shitty sandwich place were the first people all day to talk to her like she was a human being. The last guy wouldn't even look her in the eye. Then suddenly she goes to this place where people are introducing themselves to her and offering her free food and asking her about her day. That must have meant so much to her.

[@Syntell]

It's always amazing to me what a simple act of kindness can do.

[@abemrofchak]

I love that every time we see Mikey, Carmy's line about "everyone he knew felt like he was their best friend" feels more and more true

[@braylonrandle1731]

Bro, you’re right. It kinda hits harder knowing that Mikey was kinda the glue that kept everyone together. It makes it more tragic considering he was the person that seemed to be hurting the most and was drowning in depression and pain.

[@ktyy777]

Tina and David Zayas are actually married in real life! It’s amazing to see them together

[@sashaparrish228]

I love this episode! Congrats to Ayo Edebiri on her directorial debut and Liza Colon Zayas who killed it! Definitely a highlight of the season

[@khaleesimandy74]

She directed the best episode of The Bear all 3 seasons combined

[@problak202]

I love this episode because now I understand why Tina was the person we saw in the beginning of the show. This episode hit all emotions

[@Syntell]

Exactly

[@jamiewilson9280]

I’m not saying napkins is as good as forks … but it’s a contender!

[@Syntell]

All of my heartstrings

[@prettyteeth]

Forks will always be the top Bear episode, but this is clearly number 2.

[@the_nikster1]

this is a huge statement since it was expertly directed by Ayo Edebiri.

[@tejida815]

I think Mikey helped to raise Carmy and pushed him out of the nest. Mikey took the hit for that estrangement. I know people who grew up in families where the siblings took over helping the parents with the kids.

[@MichaelEvans-i2r]

As someone who is in their forties and presently looking for a job, this episode got a little to real.

[@Syntell]

I feel that. I've been down that road.

[@comeoninmycoop]

This has become one of my favorite episodes of The Bear. I loved this focus on Tina. And, the actress-KILLED IT! This episode had everything and every emotion. It was so good.

[@EdenMcCoy-rt9hp]

That dude in the Beef scene, who was also telling Ebra about the window etc, is a guy named Chris who owns the actual real Mr. Beef in Chicago that the show is originally based on

[@abriaangel9986]

Tina saying "just give a routine" resonated with me so much, it's crazy. Funny enough when I took the "Which Character from The Bear are You" Buzzfeed quiz, I got Tina.

[@AnkhGirl]

I got Marcus! He's my favorite anyway...☺

[@truelove2283]

The Actress who played Tina just won an Emmy last night for this role🏆🎉

[@MultiNadiam]

Oh wow, this was a great reaction video. I had it on while I worked because I enjoyed the episode so much; I assumed that I would just be listening to two people appreciating all the obvious good things about this episode, and then Rekkai made like five totally unique, deeper observations in a row, I had to stop what I was typing and stare out the window for a couple of seconds. And then, Syntell said exactly what I was thinking about the depth of Rekkai’s reactions! Really fine work, gentlemen.

[@TheErod92]

Can I just say i love what you're doing on this channel, this channel feels more like a community and i always love meeting new creators on here. Thank you Syntell 💙💙💙

[@Syntell]

We're just happy to have you. Thank you for spending your time with us.

[@stacyp2186]

This is my favorite episode this season. Mike and Tina are two great actors just having a scene. Amazing!

[@thomaschristopherwhite9043]

I love how Tina is so torn up by her experience that she takes a bite out that sandwich and doesn't even care. It wasn't until Mikey calmed her down and it was magic when she bit into it again.

[@dreamergirlbaby]

This was one of the best written episodes I’ve seen on TV in awhile. It was sad, happy and wholesome all in one.

[@williammccormick984]

That "Sabotage" entrance of Mike's "Beef" was something else.

[@CokeZeroHero]

Tina has a great husband his really supportive,sweet and full of optimism, Mikey was such a great person to see her right thru her and was there to comfort her and feed her that’s something I don’t think Carmen could every replicate that Food and love ❤️

[@st6720]

I also think Tina's reaction to taking the first bite of the sandwich was from someone actually being kind and doing something nice for her. Richie with the coffee and the other gentleman with the sandwich.

[@chrisannlewis8767]

‘so oblivious with that damn comb over’😂😂😂😂I AM WEAKKKKKKKKKKK

[@levipolacek6938]

tina noticed when mike stoped ordering napkins when she first meets him he is filling napkins this show is amazing also love the reactions great job keep it up

[@Itzbandeto]

I like y'all so I agree with storytelling being extremely important. S02 is all about the disaster happening in Carmy's head or influence upon others. This episode and this season is about disconnection. And she immediately sees that she found a new family by Mikey's words. Which re-affirms everything said and indicated while they did 'Fishes' and why everyone had such a hard time in S01 changing. Also. from someone who works within service industries.... this is our life. and the disconnection is part of it.... but we love the art or we need the check.

[@SauloBomHomemm]

This episode... Beautiful!

[@Syntell]

So well done and heartfelt

[@igorcastelano7674]

This episode 👏👏👏👏👏🥲🥲🥲🥲❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@ssotkow]

9:24 He is the actual owner of The Beef which the show is based off of. Chris Zucchero is his name. A friend of the showrunner Christopher Storer.

[@khaleesimandy74]

This was to me, the best episode of The Bear so far of all 3 seasons

[@kevinmulligans67273]

Richie was born for the job he has now he just didn’t know it until “Forks”

[@jiselleanderson6943]

My favorite episode of this season.

[@jiselleanderson6943]

Was also directed by Ayo aka Sydney

[@HuntingViolets]

I feel bad for Tina. I've been there. Never had the luck to wander into a place for a break and get hired, but that's the prerogative of fiction. I also think that guy probably didn't have access to take the job posting down, and the bosses get away without having to deal with the pushback. And the woman who told her they couldn't hire her because she had to have a degree even though it's a job she's done was just saying what the bosses decided the policy was. Maybe night school wasn't a helpful suggestion for Tina, but it was all she had to give. We see Tina meet with various young people in her job search, but none of them really sound like the young people she describes as beautiful and hungry. They are timid or awkward or giving advice she can't afford to take, just cogs in a machine they also can't control. And mostly (all?) white and all young, which is definitely purposeful casting. It's interesting to see how Tina got to be how we saw at the beginning of the show and what a loss Mikey was for her.

[@JanetAMills]

Hey Guys, I got Nothing but Love for Tina💪🏽💕 Also… If you have not seen, Please place the Hulu movie “ORIGIN” with Aunjanue Ellis on your must see list. One surprise- you’ll see The Bear’s Mikey playing Aunjanue,s husband. The movie is semi bio of Pulitzer Prize winning author Isabel Wilkerson’s popular book, “Caste…”

[@braylonrandle1731]

This was such a great episode

[@sammysam1040]

Fantastic episode and fantastic insights and commentary from you guys.

[@HuntingViolets]

This has probably already been mentioned, but Tina's husband on here is her real-life husband.

[@powertrip25]

i 100% feel this season was done like this...its based on the review that this season is getting mixed reviews for...THE SHOW IS THE RESTAURANT! lol blew my mind

[@tribbiwashere]

8:11 this was a crazy stray 😭

[@salemoh9759]

Know we understand why Tina was pissed on Sydney in the first season

[@ineverswag]

i think that one dude from the other episode is the owner of the beef in chicago

[@haneby1114]

Thumbnail says 3x5

[@Syntell]

Changed it up. Thank you for that heads up.

[@susek3154]

Are you able to monetize your reaction videos? I’m thinking about starting a reaction channel for movies and tv shows but I don’t want to do it if it won’t make any money.