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A Critical Analysis of "The Bear" Season Three

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In this week's episode, we're diving head-first into our latest hyper-fixations. River explores the magic systems in anime gems like "Mushoku Tensei" and "I Reincarnated as the Seventh Son," while Ama reminisces about McDonald's retro dips and her latest Bravo obsession, "Southern Charm."

But for the majority of this episode, we discuss and analyze the latest season of "The Bear" with a hypercritical lens, analyzing its take on toxic restaurant culture, character arcs, and narrative strengths. We also chat about how we'd like to see the show wrap up.
SHOW NOTES:

  1. Re-listen to our episodes on Gigolos - start here
  2. ‘The Bear’ Season 3: Tastes Great, Less Fulfilling - The New York Times
  3. Not 9 to 5 thoughts on The Bear and glorifying toxic restaurant culture

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Chapters

1. A Critical Analysis of "The Bear" Season Three (00:00:00)

2. TV Shows and Retro Dips (00:00:18)

3. Navigating Toxicity in the Restaurant Industry (00:11:16)

4. Disappointing Season Three Review (00:27:44)

5. Season Four Predictions and Reflections (00:31:43)

65 episodes

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Manage episode 427608298 series 2948995
Content provided by Amanda Scriver and River Gilbert, Amanda Scriver, and River Gilbert. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Amanda Scriver and River Gilbert, Amanda Scriver, and River Gilbert or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.

Send us a Text Message.

In this week's episode, we're diving head-first into our latest hyper-fixations. River explores the magic systems in anime gems like "Mushoku Tensei" and "I Reincarnated as the Seventh Son," while Ama reminisces about McDonald's retro dips and her latest Bravo obsession, "Southern Charm."

But for the majority of this episode, we discuss and analyze the latest season of "The Bear" with a hypercritical lens, analyzing its take on toxic restaurant culture, character arcs, and narrative strengths. We also chat about how we'd like to see the show wrap up.
SHOW NOTES:

  1. Re-listen to our episodes on Gigolos - start here
  2. ‘The Bear’ Season 3: Tastes Great, Less Fulfilling - The New York Times
  3. Not 9 to 5 thoughts on The Bear and glorifying toxic restaurant culture

Support the Show.

  continue reading

Chapters

1. A Critical Analysis of "The Bear" Season Three (00:00:00)

2. TV Shows and Retro Dips (00:00:18)

3. Navigating Toxicity in the Restaurant Industry (00:11:16)

4. Disappointing Season Three Review (00:27:44)

5. Season Four Predictions and Reflections (00:31:43)

65 episodes

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