The second season of The Bear premiered on July 19 in Australia on the Disney+ streaming platform.
And viewers loved the show, calling it “great” and intoxicating television.
Many posted their thoughts on Twitter, praising the American comedy-drama.
“One more time I implore you to check out The Bear,” one fan pleaded, while another agreed, “If you’re not already watching this show you need to start ASAP!”
“The Bear S2 is a masterpiece.” “A clinic for fast-paced and emotional storytelling with impeccable performances from the entire cast,” tweeted another viewer.
The second season of The Bear premiered on July 19 in Australia on the Disney+ streaming platform. Viewers loved the show, calling it “great” and intoxicating television. Pictured is a scene from the show
“A powerful, funny, awe-inspiring and gripping series that is impossible not to complete in one sitting.” “Ebon Moss-Bachrach delivers absolute magic,” they added.
“Forks is one of those incredibly perfect episodes on TV. After watching it again, I’m even more overwhelmed by Ebon Moss-Bachrach. “If you’re not watching The Bear yet, you need to start as soon as possible,” pointed out another.
“The Forks episode of The Bear – just magical, magical TV,” agreed another.
Another said: “I’m not even 10 minutes into S2 of The Bear and I’m already floored!” I really love this show.”
‘The Bear S2 E6. Fuck me! What a roller coaster ride. What a master class in dialogue and family trauma. “Television at its finest,” wrote another.
Many posted their thoughts on Twitter, praising the American comedy-drama
“It’s a self-contained film.” Jamie Lee Curtis made a cameo appearance in the role, earning next year’s Emmy. AI won’t be writing like this any time soon.’
Someone else tweeted, “I really love that The Bear blends into all the characters.” It’s a small thing, but a big deal. Like the Marcus sequence in S2′.
In the show’s second season, chef Carmen “Carmy” Berzatto, played by Jeremy Allen White, tries her best to transform his sandwich shop into an upscale eatery.
Now that Carmy has gotten a wad of cash from his late brother Mikey, he wants to open a grocery store.
“One more time I implore you to check out The Bear,” one fan pleaded, while another agreed, “If you’re not already watching this show you need to start ASAP!”
However, things don’t quite go according to plan as he puts a lot of stress on himself on the road to establishing his shop into something brilliant.
The crew must work together to create a brilliant new venue with a minimal investment of time and just a few lucky helpers.
The figures are determined, the contractors are hired and the demolition of the premises is complete.
However, at home he tries to find new recipes that will attract the crowds, but it’s not as easy as he thought.
The crew encountered numerous hurdles, including staffing, which is not an easy task.
“The Bear S2 is a masterpiece.” “A clinic for fast-paced and emotional storytelling with impeccable performances from the entire cast,” tweeted another viewer
Disney+ described how the new season is about “food,” “family,” “the madness of the hubbub,” and the “beauty of the sense of urgency.”
“Taking their own transformational journeys, they are each forced to confront the past and who they want to be in the future,” reads the description.
The first season of The Bear was a smash hit.
The cast includes Abby Elliott, Lionel Boyce, Liza Colón-Zayas and Matty Matheson, with Edwin Lee Gibson, Oliver Platt and Molly Gordon in recurring roles.
Better Call Saul star Bob Odenkirk will also guest-star, Variety exclusively reported earlier this year.
Disney+ described how the new season is about “food,” “family,” “the madness of the hubbub,” and the “beauty of the sense of urgency.”