Please react Scavengers Reign

Was that what he said at the beginning?

@@alexthrailkill the end in their review of the episode

@@AbeVicious Man, I REALLY want to know what they cut out at the beginning. I wonder if it’s in the full-length.

@@alexthrailkill I didn't even notice something was cut lol

@@AbeVicious Yea, at the beginning before they start the episode they cut something Aaron said then mention they’ll edit it out. Suuuuper curious haha

Unfortunately, I believe there planning to replace the bear with a different show and pick up season 3 at a later time.

@@Shortcarr What are you talking about? Season 3 premieres next month; June 27th.

@@beyondtoday692it’s not clear whether the show will be back on the reaction schedule the moment season 3 premieres given their current watch load. A new show is filling this slot once season 2 finishes.

@@robertdelossantos5844 Oh ok, got it. Yes I think you're right. They've done a replacement poll for it already, so we might have to wait a while unfortunately

And the replacement is Mr robot which has a lot of episodes so I don’t know when they’ll get back to it

Creatives were definitely playing w/ committed relationship tropes and themes to dramatize the investment Carm and Syd give to their baby Bear

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Ayo is also the face of Thom Browne, so it's a bit of life imitating art...

Gary aka Sweeps, too.

Wow love this!! Also I totally forgot what tremendous alluded to in the finale

Sure, but it was Pierce, not Britta, who coined the term "streets ahead".

@@rmvdhaak Oh yeah, I know. I was just clarifying the Community connection.

​@@BeatleScorpion1 and Joel McHale as Carmys old head chef

so much truth to this comment!

Season 2 is structured like a meal, and it’s excellent, especially the bittersweet final dish

It’s so well told and acted.

@@tejida815 Oliver Platt should get an Emmy nomination just for that speech alone.

@@thedarkknight2221 💯

And as a Chicago Cubs fan it couldn’t be any more accurate! I hated the fan base for blaming Bartman, and I was so happy to hear this perspective because it’s 100% true haha

Written very well, but I love that Carmy doesn’t get it and it’s intentionally a little confusing for the audience: Uncle Jimmy is the dad to all these Berzatto misfits children, and in true dad fashion the lesson he’s trying to convey is delivered in a sports metaphor and a little unclear

less than a week baby! i’m tingling!

It's also wrong gramatically. In French, the correct sentence would be ''omelette au fromage''. The omelette du fromage would translate to ''omelette of cheese'', which makes little sense. The more you know!

How so? if you don’t mind to elaborate! :)

He really doesn't. Ik what you're saying, but I totally get how it slipped his mind. Especially when Carmie is self-sabotaging on a subconscious level. And the stress of his mom coming and what that could mean. Basically an extra stressful variable. It's like the "We accept the love we think we deserve," concept. Carmie needs to know he deserves the chance without him getting in his own way.

⁠@@cctomcat321 Carmy was dropping the ball before his mom was brought up. He already said he would call Tony days prior. He yelled at Syd for something else he didn’t realize he had dropped the ball on, the equipment placement.

@@applepie6832 oh, for sure. Part of me thinks he purposefully said he'd call to set himself up. But there was a chance he would've still actually called, hard to say. Goes back to the self-sabotage part of him getting in his own way. Hard to say exactly where the ball was completely dropped but we could definitely tell it was going to be an issue as soon as he wrestled the responsibility over to himself. I just think his mom was the final nail in whatever part of him that deliberately sets him up to fail. Just another compounding reminder that it's in his blood, or so he thinks. Either way, they do a good job of making things real. Taking on too much for a complex set of reasons and pulling everything together except the one little detail that could possibly ruin everything. But it's almost a safety net because he's much more comfortable messing up, not too unlike Richie in previous episodes. It's basically a battle within himself. The part of him that wants to succeed vs the part that doesn't think he deserves it.

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@@leolegendario1 aaahhh gotcha, thanks for the insight 😘

Think he would actually be streets behind if that were the case…

lol

It seems that because of his autism he is avoiding shows that can induce stress, and The Bear is the worst show if you are affected by that.

The character should be using a stainless steel pan, BUT the actors did all of their own onscreen cooking