Michelle Jonga

I genuinely believe that those criticizing Season 3 of "The Bear" are often looking for faults in something good. Season 3, in particular, focuses on the characters' relationships with food and what brought them to this point. I don't see anything wrong with that approach. Food is the central theme of this season, and only those unwilling to see its importance would argue otherwise. "The Bear" allows viewers to understand the characters in a more intimate way, and this focus may not always be directly linked to food. It's unfortunate that quality shows often receive negative reviews from people who simply want to stand out. While everyone is entitled to their own opinion, I believe "The Bear" is universally enjoyable.

Though some of you in the comment section are reaching, like straight up body shaming I gave it one star for another reason. i''m sorry but the ml makes me want to just stop watching , like honestly there is no range in his acting. Like damn do they always have to have no emotions. every single time his on screen i want to scream and not in the good way. like he is so boring and the acting is so bad. it needed to be said. there is no chemistry ,it's just so bland