Ugh this hits so hard cause I relate to Carmen but I also relate to the way Claire feels in this scene too

I thoughth when he turned his face he was looking at her but im sure now hr stared at the food he made because his momma didnt eat it

Chef Thomas makes it relatable to your childhood or your experience, makes it teachable and easy to get ✌️

kinda sad that they stayed mad at each other for the rest of the season :( I wish there was a conclusion within s3

my dream is drinking 35cl of whiskey and walking at nyc streets

This is the type of person I wish my dad was like.

"i fucking love you!" fuck.

that's why I'm good at what i do.

Open na Noor!

When I watched this scene I couldn't help but think of my failed relationship I had in 2015-17. I was working so hard for my job, with loads of travel and endless hours and I also tried to be there both physically and emotionally for my girlfriend and she knew I was trying but that it just wasn't working. At the time I thought I was working to secure our future but it was only long after we broke up did I realize that at that very time, the job was just more important to me than she was. It was at a critical time in my career and I guess I felt more confident about where the job would take me rather than where my relationship was going. You don't realize it at the time. At the time you're just doing your best to manage both and be as present as you could be but I guess I wasn't willing to sacrifice my career aspirations at that time and that we broke up as a result. Life is all about timing. I'm now happily engaged all these years later, but yeah, this just gave me the feels really badly.

The representation of the parents he should’ve had. It’s what everyone deserves.

This scene is exactly why people shouldn’t have kids to fill a void. Donna was a shell of a person and all her kids were raised to make her feel better. Now they have no idea how to attach to someone. So sad.

Sadly leaves out the part where Carmy cuts corners and just rips the wishbone out, as soon as the chef is out of sight. Shows his character development.

without notice I think that claire is actually describing their relationship. The relationship is a cut that will hurt so much in the future, but right now its all kisses and laughs, describing this scene perfectly whilst theyre kissing, before the cut between them is felt.

Anyone knows the music name?

I love this show!

Maya Erskine is sooo freaking good at crying. Her emotions feel so pure every time. Whenever she cries on screen, you can't help yourself but cry with her.

NOOOOOOOOOOO

This season was so terrible.

Why do people always piss about with eggs and add crap that don't need to be added?

Claire is so hot

Bro everything about this show is stressful

I want to be able to do that for my family one day lol

What is it with Bob Odenkirk being able to play a complex and morally grey character like Saul Goodman, then being able to play a one dimensional piece of shit like Lee? I’ll tell you what it is… it’s called good acting.

I love everything about this scene.. The women uneasy.. Ritchie scoping the table & visibly angry by the insults being hurled at Mikey his big brother.. Uncle Jimmy telling them to “STFU”!Mikey as he unravels & doesn’t possess either the wit or the patience to match Lee as he’s going through a literal mental breakdown resorting to physical taunting.. Lees relentless psychological onslaught.. the looks on everyone’s faces.. masterful cinematography & acting

Was wondering when the great Thomas Keller would do a cameo on the Bear. I mean Daniel Boulud and Rene Redzepi showed up. And I hear the finale has cameos from Wylie Dufresne and Grant Achatz, among others. Can’t wait to finish watching (I’m not binging and doing it slowly so I can savor it).

The most sore 65,000 years ago

Hearing Thomas Keller talk calming and with kindness is more intimidating than Ramsay yelling.

NIN - together

*INCREDIBLE scene*

The fork sounds. 😭

They both need each other. Carmy needs someone like Richie to call him out for his self-sabotaging and wake him up to the truth and Richie needs Carmy because he's the only family and connection to Micheal that he has left.

Watched it 1000 times

Masterful performance from Curtis! A 2 minute clip makes you wanna say, "Nominate and give her all the damn awards!"

You can see the joy in his face not acting.He loves to share his craft

Why is Shane tweaking at Saul 😭🙏

Kendrick Lamar?

Syd was a better fit than Claire ever was.

All the gangsters in my city eat roast chicken for breakfast and they love it.

This scene shockingly hit me really hard. There is a lot going on in this moment. This show is wild.

This scene kind of feels like the calm after the storm. I feel like scene emphasized the importance of inspiring and nurturing role models. An amateur cook can turn into a chef with a lot of inspiration from chefs before them.

Damm wtf this show is wild i thought it was about a guy who worked at a restaurant

Chef Meir Adoni is famous for his kindness with his staff. When asked why he "never yells at them like other chefs do," he said, "Who am I to yell at them? These people work their ass off 12 hours a day for me." I worked in professional kitchens for more than 10 years. The job is hard enough without an ego maniac screaming at you.

jamie lee curtis did so good here

The definition is stress come to life

Being told over and over that ‘you’re nothing’ really hits a nerve. Like the camera angle shows that Mikey is proper taking it to heart. It’s proper sad when you think about it.

Green Goblin: took an experimental serum to save his company that ended up awakening his evil alternate personality Sandman: fell into a supercollider while running from the police because he stole money to save his daughter Doctor Octopus: 0:08

The way he teaches reminds me of the best attending professors that I had in med school. Softly spoken, clear directions, authoritative, with constant active feedback during either exam maneuvers or surgical technique delivered with empathy. In particular, I remember one general surgeon attending guiding me through one of my first days on my colorectal rotation, as I was literally arm deep in guts, showing me through words where I was and what I am supposed to do rather than impatiently pointing or taking over constantly like some other attendings. Surgery ended up not for me, but I still remember him fondly.

Thomas Keller is just the fucking man, it makes me so happy watching him do anything 🤣🤣

Beeches be cray