I honestly felt like in the first season it was always going to be platonic soulmates kind of thing, but then the panic attack scene happened in season 2 and I was like wait a minute. And the under the table scene was even more intimate it sorta made me see them and the possible arc for these characters differently
The fact that thinking about her calmed him during a panic attack has to be one of the most romantic things I've seen... I usually don't root for romance, but they got me! I hope they don't ruin it!
I feel like Carmy and Syd together is ultimately the right fit but only after Carmy and Syd have been able to process their grief and Carmy is able to process his c-ptsd (I strongly believe this is what he is suffering from.) The liklihood is that a romance between chefs in the same kitchen would screw up their work relationship or impact the work environment but I feel its a little unrealistic not to explore it in some capacity. Two chefs who both appear to be interested in the opposite sex, both very attractive, both share the same passion, both have similar drive, ambition and work ethic. It seems crazy that they wouldn't have considered each other in that way. Feelings and desires can be repressed but anyone who's ever been in that situation knows that you can tell when two people are trying to fight attraction to each other amd things get awkward. Repressed feelings tend to her stronger with time rather than fade away. I initially disliked Claire because she didn't respect the boundaries that Carmy had in place. He obviously gave her a fake number because he wasn't ready for a relationship but she pushed him on and made him feel like he had to reciprocate. I grew to like her more but ultimately I don't feel like there is anything really behind the character. She exists as an idealised vision of the past, maybe the lovley girlfriend he could have had as an undamaged and untraumatised teenager but a girlfriend who doesn't really fit into his current reality of ptsd nightmares, emotional disregulation dissociation and all-consuming ambition. I feel like the The Bear and specifically chef Sydney are the things keeping him grounded and solid and actually pushing him further towards his professional goals. The moments he shares with Sydeney seem to be the only times when he allows himself to feel enjoyment because he knows that it's safe to feel that emotion around Sydney.
Things will only work out between them if Carmy gets out of the restaurant bizz and goes towards some sort of graphic design/artist career. His drawings were superb and everyone said as much. They will 100% have problems once the business grows and people start drifting apart.
SydCarmy Army Unite!!! I think they have such a special bond, they are very in sync and super upfront when they are out of it. Marcus is not even a contender, Syd made that clear!! Carmy literally thought of Syd during a panic attack and got completely grounded! Like the chemistry is palpable but also super deep and not smutty ya know like its pure connection what better grounds for a romantic connection than a solid partnership you can share your passion with? I think after some time and therapy they would be soulmates!! P.s. loveeeee my best friend’s wedding 🤎
@@thepopspective absolutely adore her! And how they get each other its the “i couldn’t do this without you. I wouldn’t want to. you make me better at this” for meeee
My issue with Claire is that she feels like a Mary Sue. She's just a little too perfect for my taste. If this were a basic show, it wouldn't show as much but because the writing is so strong and the characters are so well-developed and complex, Claire really sticks out like a sore thumb. If she had a little more depth, I would be all for the romance. But as she's written now, I'm not feeling her.
I feel like no one gets that claire is written that way on purpose. Because Carmy idolizes her, we see what he sees of her. Also the fact that she's not as traumatized as others on the show. To show why him and Sydney are meant to be. It's a slow burn. Claire and Carmy were never meant to be, that's why there's no romance between them and when we see them together it's in small bursts. Edit: also why Claire seems boring, carmy only sees how perfect she is
@@spacebar9733 That doesn't make sense though given this show isn't 1st person POV. We also get to see the other characters interact with her and they make it clear how much they love her for Carmen. At no point do we see her with the depth and complexity of ANY of the other characters. Carmen may see her as a fantasy, but how do we account for the others?
@@dahliaherrod4301 Carmen sees them for who they are. It's a common storytelling tactic and it makes complete sense. Also each episode is based on who ever the main character of that episode is. Sydney episodes are all through her pov. Marcus' episode is all about him, etc.
I feel like Sidney resignificates Carmy's relationship with cooking and since it was always two extremes of chaotic and or military style; she brings a balance he didnt know was possible. At least it's what it feels like
I agree with you, but ultimately I think Carmy and Sydney could be a real power couple or just a strong friendship. I can't really love Carmy and Claire even though I want to.
This video was like a perfectly baked chocolate chip cookie. I ate it right up and wanted more. If you gave me a video twelve times as long on the same subject I’d eat it all in one sitting even if I felt a little guilty afterwards. Great job. I’m subscribing! Also, I just wanted to say: the first time Sydney came on screen I sat up a little straighter and started paying more attention, and that has continued to be true for the whole series. She is. So great.
Defo noticed the chemistry in the first season but I was confused when they threw Marcus in the mix. I audibly hissed when Claire first appeared on screen
Sydney doesn’t need the problem of a relationship with Carmy. Carmy is damaged goods, and has similar toxic traits as his bipolar mother. In the finale there were two dishes on the pass getting cold. Carmy started screaming at Sydney, and totally lost his mind. Sydney tried to calm Carmy down, and Carmy eventually caught himself and did their signature apology. It is at that point that I realized that Carmy isn’t ready for a serious relationship with anyone. He is emotionally damaged from growing up with an unstable abusive (possibly bipolar) mother and the ptsd of the recent suicide of his brother. Carmy’s rant about him not deserving anything good while locked in the freezer is similar to his mother’s self flagellation on the Fishes episode and her decision not to enter the restaurant. Claire overhearing Carmy state that she is inconsequential is just like his mother’s tendency to lash out at anyone in her vicinity when she is having a tantrum. It is no surprise that Richie called Carmy Donna. Carmy begins to spew the most hateful things to Ritchie while Ritchie keeps saying “I love you.” In this finale we see Ritchie’s growth and how far Carmy has to go. Carmy isn’t ready for a relationship with anyone. He needs therapy and to work out his trauma. Most of all he needs to grow up. Sydney doesn’t need that kind of toxicity in her life. 🙂
Lol! I was wondering too, " Am I a hater"? Your perfectly timed memes and their usage ...freed me from this concern. I agree that as things currently stand Syd and Carmy would implode, but after some time dealing with their individual traumas and upon the work family's approval and push, there is a world were they work together and continue to balance one another and love each other.(fingers crossed)
My issue with Claire is it seemed like she wanted to be his best friend so bqd like she just understood him and really she dont! Really Sydney is the one that umderstands him the most. She understands the pressure he is under as well as his love for the kitchen and everytime he looks at her its like he is seeing the light!
Carmy and Sydney are simply the superior couple. If theyre not gonna be together (which i think they should) then the pairing has to be with someone who makes sense.
I absolutely want Syd and Carmy together, just not quite yet. I want Syd to leave the Bear to run the other restaurant, get a star on her own, and make a name for herself equal to Carmy's. So when they do get together, it will be as equals. I feel bad for Claire because by the time she came along, we were already in love with Syd. It's not Claire's fault. And the way they introduced her was rushed and not in-depth enough--but I think they'll fix that next season. This show isn't linear. I think we'll find out a lot more about Claire and why she fell for Carmy back in high school, but we'll also see why she opts to walk away. [She tells Carmy at the party that she's used to taking care of "sad, drunk people." I think it'll turn out she didn't just mean her friends, but her family. That's probably part of why she became a doctor. And it's why she had such a negative reaction when the Faks tell her that she's Carmy's peace. I don't think she wants to spend her life being someone else's peace and deal with their unpredictability, as she had to do when she was a kid.] I never saw Marcus as a real contender for Syd, because it was so clear she only thought of him as a friend or a little brother. Someone she could mentor a little bit. It makes sense that he developed a crush on her, but I don't see her returning those feelings. He's just a nice guy. Carmy is the one who challenges her, impresses her, pushes her to be better, pisses her off. He's the whole reason she came to work there in the first place. That's where the sauce is. BUT--I do see her dating Luca for a while first. Those two had some flirty chemistry. And I think both Marcus and Carmy will be a little bit bothered by it because they both have feelings for her too.
Claire popping up was a double edge sword for me. Camry needed someone on the outside that had nothing to do with his life to get his head out of the chaos, but when it made him start to consistently drop the ball I was like “Send her away”. But I’d feel the same way about things if he and Sydney became a thing too. I just want the work to be the most important thing. Love is beautiful but so is friendship/camaraderie .
Claire was incredibly dull and annoying. She was portrayed as a cliche love interest. She was allegedly an ER doc but had so much free time to be spontaneous. Did the writers and director intend to irritate us? She basically stopped time in the worst way possible.
My guilty-pleasure wish is for them to be together at one point, not now because it would be bad timing.They remind me of Katara and Aang,both super capable, respect each other but still have to grow. However, I do want a platonic relationship between them too!! Anyway, whatever happens in season 3, it already warms my heart that both of them mean so much to each other n.n
I agree. I think Marcus is silently having a great slow burn character arc. But at the end I think his genius in the kitchen and him becoming confident in his skill is his arc. His attraction to Syd is based on his admiration for her confidence and her obvious care for his growth.
When the actress of Sydney said why her character and Carmy shouldn't be together was things I known she would say and I could refute each one. Like they both aren't in a healthy place who said they had to be? It would be like unhealthy people to get together not when they are healthy in real life. And it would be nice for them to be together at the perfect time but it would mean having to wait to see them together at the end of the show. We would not get any time to seeing them together which is something that doesn't happens when a white woman is in the main cast most of the time but does for black women's dating life when the co-lead character is not black. Only side character black women gets together or only now they get together in the show and are ingame. She said there isn't a lot of friendships between women and men but when the woman is black that is mostly you get when her co-lead star is white or not black.
I get what you're saying but if you ever watched New Amsterdam, Helen (a black woman) and Max ( a white man), do get together. We did watch their working/ friendship develop and morphed into a romance. Granted it (the romance) did happen towards the last 2 seasons and ended badly but it happened. I know Jeremy Allen White ( (who I'd
(Carmy) said he doesn't see the Bear going on for too long, is now becoming a rising in demand star) so, the romance could very well happen with him and Sydney but it will probably be toward the end of the show.
I get the feeling that they'll only admit romantic feelings at the very end of the series. And it will be very subtle. No long kiss or embrace. No romantic words. Probably something practical but telling like how season 1 ends. "Two tops, two booths?" "Danish design?"
I feel like Claire loves the Carmy before Michael and Carmy wants to get back to that version of himself because he was more in control. Sydney loves Carmy for who he is now. Toxic. Broken. Brilliant. He needs to hit rock bottom to rebuild, and when he does, Sydney will be there. Maybe they'll never be lovers but their bond will be unbreakable
The problem was she had little to no character development. She was dropped on viewers and every other character telling us and Carmy how great she is vs actually showing the viewers why she is so great (see Nat/Sugar as an example). Also Claire is extremely dull and has dialogue that makes me roll my eyes ("Because you're the Bear and I remember you" or "No one's counting shoes." Ugh). She exists as a the straight man's dream gf and they even put her in a big tee shirt and tiny underwear and nothing else.
Just because they're soulmates doesn't mean they need to have a romantic relationship. Syd & Carmy are not normal people, and their relationships aren't gonna be like normal relationships. They have a deep connection that neither of them is gonna have with a romantic partner. Their relationship is gonna have some features of a romance without doing the whole .... thing.
I think we kinda hate the relationship because it's the impossible dream came true and that really annoys us. She was his crush and suddenly he was hers too so "the perfect match" can be too perfect to be true besides Carmy is still needing a character development he is cracked mentally thanks to his terrible family issues and still the sorrow for the loss of his brother. We feel him to face those issues to have that "true love" came true, perhaps. Claire is an oasis in Carmy's chaotic life, maybe it's needed it but now at this point. He needs to release the shit out of his mind and his system, first. He's stuck and need to see and cross the light (like in the last scene of S2E10).
They’re Batman and Robin together, not Batman and Catwoman; He took her under his wing to teach her what he knows for her to be the best, if anything she’d be one to be his successor
I think a Syd and Carmy relationship would stunt their character development. They're both two very self-capable individuals. This is as much about Carmy bringing life to his family's legacy as it is for Syd's confidence in managing her own restaurant. If they stay together, then there will be resentment. A feeling of obligation to sacrifice dreams. That matters more to Syd than it does to Carmy. Syd is still in that youthful phase where she wants that adulation that Carmy had. Maybe if we fast forward a decade or two after her own journey would it make sense for her to want to settle down. They're both on separate points of a path. Forcing her to skip forward without living the dreams she always had would be a disservice to her. Questioning and wondering could have or would have happened would kill her on the inside. I think they should stay as each other's confidants at best. A mentor-student relationship until she has had the time to know what it feels like to be the best.
This is a great point! I just would like this under the right circumstances and that's definitely not now . I feel like Syd is too abrasive for Carm especially since he has mommy issues. I just selfishly want this bc of the scene under the table and I couldn't help but think that the show was kinda hinting at a possible romance IDK lolol...Thanks for your comment !
I didnt like claire at all (not for anything she did, just i need carmy and syd together neow !! And claire isnt right for carmy) But i cried when she heard carmy say those things. She just wants love and hes her old crush too, not just the other way around. Shes too healthy for carmy. I want everyone on the show to heal by the end but since theyre healing *together,* carmy and sydney just make more sense. Edit: claire and carmy as friends would be so beautiful !!
how tho, sydney already had experience with working on high end restaurants and even with opening her own catering business, of course she could have a lot to learn from carmy but thats not necessary the point in the show, throughout the whole process of opening the bear they are partners which means they are equal is not like syd is working for carmy they are working together and just because carmy has more experience doesn't automatically make syd his apprentice i dont think there was a scene where carmy was specifically teaching syd anything, if anything the most he did was perhaps share his opinion but of course syd is going to consider it because she admires him.
@@thepopspective Of course they did, what are you talking about? He was the first one that was nice to Syd when she arrived, and specifically season 2, the Sundae episode! They keep in touch big time outside of work and support each other, but with a dash of intimacy. I could easily see them working out.
The show definitely hints at Markus & Syd being a couple. When I say that they have no chemistry I mean as actors and their performance on screen together. It's just no spark for me. @@eyden1562
@@thepopspective Aaaah, gotcha. Yeh, in terms of how the 2 characters were written and their various 'outside-of-work' interactions was definitely what I was going off of. However, you have to remember that sometimes our own opinion of whether 2 people work well together is based on our OWN biases of who 'looks good together', which is entirely subjective thing. Lol but I understand what you mean about real-life chemistry between actors vs the fictional chemistry between characters. 👌
I dont trust Sydney i feel like shes gonna turn on either carmy or the entire team. The episode where she learns why restaurants fail after that she kinda seemed like shes no longer fully there
You feel like she wasn't fully there? She was the one continuously giving everything to this restaurant while Carmy bailed to hang out with Claire. Her and Richie kept tings together friends and family night after Carmen got stuck in the fridge because he failed to do the one thing she'd been asking of him all season. She's the one who's been there for the restaurant and the team and holding everything together S2. If she leaves it'll be because Carmen forced her out by failing her again, and tbh I think most of the team would take her side
@@adrianneharmon2818especiallly after the season 1 episode 7. Everyone the next day were asking when is Sydney coming back. They know they can’t survive without her, as they each staff member slowly realized she was making them better. They all know Carmy is a mess, overwhelmed and he can’t do it alone. Not to mention only Sydney is the only one not affected by grief.
The under the table scene in season 2. Sydney confessed to Carmen she is afraid of failure again and he said he wouldn’t let her. He literally said he couldn’t and wouldn’t open the restaurant without her. He is right, no one else would put up with his insanity. Also remember she does not not have profit share. If Carmen really values her (and he does), he would give her profit share if she asked. Carmen has learned what the line is on how to treat Sydney. When he did learn, Carmen dangerously mentally dissociated. Sydney is the ultimate work wife and Carmen knows he isn’t the ultimate work husband, but wants to be. (FTX -SBF gave profit share to the male execs, but the female CEO he was sleeping with, no profit share. Regardless of what one thinks of the whole FTX scandal, that is appalling. The public was shocked. The writers of The Bear are smart and have already put the idea out there, so I think it could possibly be a thing later.) Not trusting Sydney is kinda preposterous at this point. For Carmen, she is literally the only person he does trust. That Strange Currencies themed panic attack says it all. Everything is backwards and turbulent except Syd. Carmen would give her anything.
Sydney is literally the WORST person to be with carmy, she’s disrespectful, selfish, self centered and literally causes to him more stress. Carmy has to be at his best behavior with her, he has people please her all the time, she’s childish and careless and only every cares about her needs & her plans. If they ever get together carmy would completely disappear, she will destroy what beautiful about him as a person.
I definitely agree with you bc they are both so fiery and ambitious. I think with his mom also being so chaotic for most of his life he needs to be with someone who will be very sweet to him like Claire....I just think the show introduced her prematurely and I became frustrated w their romance bc the show has a lot of themes of elevation, improvement, ambition and its main character is being distracted at a very crucial moment when his team needs him the most...... Carmys life is so busy and I knew he would hurt Claire bc the show hints that Carmy is also like his mom and I don't see Claire being able to handle that long term.
@@thepopspective the thing is carmy didn’t get distracted, he simply lived his life outside of the kitchen for the very first time in years, Claire is literally his first official girlfriend ever. Maybe sometimes the timing was off but that’s real life, when preparing for a big project or a business there always will be something that knocks you off your perfectly scheduled project and despite all the efforts and time, something gets screwed up on the day (like a lot of weddings or celebrations for special occasions or even business opening for the very first time) The fact that that restaurant ran so smoothly without carmy just goes to show how much time, effort and dedication he put into it it’s because of him that Richie got the chance to work at an star restaurant and found his purpose, it’s because of that Marcus got the chance to expand his skills and crate beautiful & delicious desserts, it’s because of him sending Tina and giving her his knife for good that they had a chef. The fridge door not being dealt with and him getting stuck in it is just part of real life, it has nothing to do with him being distracted or anything, its simply was forgotten because he had other bigger things to look out for. Even the toilet that didn’t have any issue and Natalie dealt with at the begging of the season was acting up at opening night. Carmy needs someone like Claire, she’s his Peter (who we don’t even know what he does for living after 2 seasons) a clam, very patient, kind, sweet person. Claire is an ER doctor she definitely could handle and deal with Carmy’s needs, it’s something within her, she’s right for him and they can still work things out
@@nejoudtourki6000 They can work it out bc she really loves him. However, I just don't want them too right now lol.... He has too much on the line. I know life happens but he must prioritize because so many people are depending on him. I also think that Carmy is no angel he has a bad temper even though he may be the least crazy in his family. I felt at times Sydney was justified in standing up to him and she's saved Carmy a few times too by thinking on her feet. I don't think Sydney is rude to him for no reason she just speaks up for herself and she doesn't allow other ppl to make her feel horrible about herself even when she makes a mistake, she says sorry and tries to fix it which is what a good worker does. She does not allow Carmy to walk all over her the way he allowed his boss to do. Just because someone is your boss doesn't mean you can't hold them accountable. Carmy always makes things worst when the kitchen is under pressure bc he flips out at everyone and Sydney calls him out on it because that's unprofessional and unproductive. The reason why they were successful during their opening night was bc Carmy was locked in the refrigerator. Sydney made a smart decision to trust her team and let Ritchie fly and she did that without all of the drama of making the team feel like crap with all the yelling Carmy does. Sydney means well and she's never rude for no reason. Carmy, Ritchie, Marques and FaQ are alot of personality. You have to be a little edgy to work in that kitchen lol.
@@thepopspective what show are you watching? Sydney is disrespectful to carmy for no real reason, she didn’t respect when he told her her dish isn’t ready, she gave it to a random person who turned to be a good critic and who wrote about it which caused the restaurant to have an overflow of orders which they were NOT ready for, that was a HUGE DISRESPECT to Carmy to him as a chef and as her boss, on top of the huge DISRESPECT & MISTAKE (which carmy SHOULD HAVW FIRED HER FOR because it’s disrespectful to him as a chef and literally her acting if it’s her place/her restaurant and providing something they do NOT serve which is literally telling the public and everyone around that she does whatever she wants WITHOUT the owners approval) she yet made a BIGEE mistake (which someone who is as “professional” as her and who is isn’t born before the internet existed should NOT make) by not putting a LIMIT to the “pre orders” which caused the kitchen to go into chaos and Carmy was too kind to he because he did NOT FIRE her when he SHOULD have for serving something they do NOT have on the menu and wasn’t ready, he let it go but she caused even MORE damage and when he rearranged everything to try to keep up, she was a childish mess who wanted yet again for things to go HER way, Richie was helping her and she basically harassed him about his life and his kid and literally bullied him, she threatened to stab then she did (accidentally which should NOT happen because she’s a freaking professional, she should know how to hold her knife in small space and not injure someone) which she did NOT apologize for she then LEFT carmy and everyone CLEANING UP HER MESS and actually dared to BLAME it on Carmy. Carmy is a GOOD boss, she does NOT to stand up for herself, when he makes a mistake he apologizes WITHOUT needing anyone to tell him so or to “stand up” to him, he does NOT walk all over her, he does NOT walk all over anyone in the kitchen, he’s actually very respectful, patient and very kind boss, he allows them to make mistakes and learn from them. Sydney is selfish spoiled bitch, walks to a restaurant where she’s NOT even officially hired and give the owner and the chef a book report about what he should do about HIS restaurant? As if he doesn’t have the knowledge or experience to KNOW what do with his OWN restaurant, then she wants to RUSH hi to do things HER way when the restaurant just finally got to a place Carmy wants? Just imagine a guy doing the things she has done to Carmy and then tell me how he was “helpful” or “respectful” When did she every “rescue” Carmy? Because all I see is a grown ass woman who acts as of she knows the business yet she wants her mentor to be holding her hand every step of the way and she gives him a hard time when he treats her like an ADULT instead of babying her. A woman who does NOT bring anything to the table NOT even her cooking skills (which was fucked for a couple of episodes then all of sudden got “better”) or money or ideas or anything at all, she literally did NOT contribute anything to the restaurant expect make SIMPLE decisions about napkins for the restaurant and even that she needed Carmy’s help with it, she hired a drug user because she did NOT do her job probably and check him out or anything just hired on the spot because he said “heard chef” which again caused chaos on opening night because they were missing a chef and Natalie had to step in. Yet she actually dares to claim to be Carmy’s partner when she literally makes his life MORE stressful and gives him a hard time for LIVING his life a little bit, , he did NOT owe her to tell her about the wall because it’s literally NONE of her business, she is NOT his partner, she’s his employee and it would literally make NO difference to her at all so he really did NOT need to apologize to her for it. She was completely LOST without Carmy, he went to check on Claire for less than 2 minutes and she FUCKED UP the fishes by making it stay out for too long, she was rude to Tina and demanded to redo a dish that was perfect and would just cost them more time , she was completely LOST and did NOT know what do, she even asked Tina to run the expo forgetting that she’s responsible for two stations, it was Richie who took control and RAN the kitchen and MADE THE NIGHT such SUCESS and that’s because of CARMY, because he sent him to that restaurant, Marcus got better because Carmy encouraged him and sent him to chef Luca, Tina got better because HE PAID for her cooking school and gave her HIS knife, Carmy is the one who came up with tube menu that Sydney wanted/liked and she just was extra rude about the whole thing because Carmy discuss it with someone in his life that he cares for It was ALL CARMY, NOT Sydney, she literally does NOT do shit yet gets a lot of credit for it. You need to rewatch the whole show with more open eyes, first imagine her as a man saying & doing the things she does and tell me he’s not being disrespectful, rude and down right an asshole, then try to watch it without romanticizing Sydney as a character and actually seeing her for who she really is, which is very young, reckless, very green to field who acts as the whole world should be bending over backwards for her when she barley does anything.
@@nejoudtourki6000 Im not trying to romanticize Syd I just think the characters are very nuanced. Sydney & Carmy are both flawed. I just don't think Syd is as bad of a person ppl make her out to be and Carmy isn't as great of a person ppl make him out to be and I acknowledge the good and bad in them both. The characters are grey which is the mark of great writing. My eyes were open and I dont only judge a character strictly as bad. Im an actor and Ive been trained to see characters in 3D. Yes, it was times I got furious at Syd but also at Carm and Ritchie and fell in love w/ them all over again right after. I look at why they are the way they are and the show makes a refreshing choice to make Syd complicated and abrasive at times bc usually male characters get to be that way but female characters are often not written with grit and I like that. I don't deny that Syd is a pain but Carmy would be screwed w/o her bc she has as much ambition as Carm and she really cares about the restaurant. I don't need to imagine Syd as a man bc so many male characters in TV are written with that kind of nuance and they get to misbehave and are praised for it and seen as cool which is what Syd is doing for me. I like when women are written like Syd sometimes bc we are sometimes assholes and can be very stubborn, we misbehave and throw tantrums and I just think its fun to see. We are not just gracious, nice and sweet it's just not realistic. We make mistakes, we threaten, we misbehave etc. and if Syd was a man Id like him too bc he's interesting, he wouldn't be all one thing because as humans we just aren't like that. However, thank you so much for this discussion its great to have dialogue w/ someone as passionate as I am about this show! I can't wait for Season 3!!!