THE BEAR Season 3 Ending Explained + Season 4 Theories! 

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John Cena as a Fak sibling fit very well somehow.

Season is ALL about character development that they'll use for Season 4 but it feels empty. But I'd argue the episode on Tina is possibly the best episode the show.

Did anyone notive bradley cooper in the picture montage of the different chefs before we enter ever ? Likely a promotional picture from burn i imagine.

You're telling me this season ended without righie and jess getting together!??

Napkins broke me. I felt every ounce of her pain.

I bet this is Gordon Ramsey’s comfort show.

I completely disagree with everyone calling this the worst season so far. Both 'Napkins' and 'Ice Chips' were some of the best episodes of television I have ever seen. The premiere and finale were both incredible as well. The season was a lot slower and lacked the drive of the first two, but is arguably the most well written of the three. The performances were absolutely fantastic across the board. I truly loved almost everything about this season. I would've liked a little more payoff, like Carmy apologising to Claire and Richie recieving closure of the situation with Tiff, but I loved what we got and can accept that some of that is being saved for S4. This show is up there as one of my favourites ever. Its just so breathtakingly human.

I feel I might be in the minority here, but I wish for Sydney to not stay back at The Bear, as she has realised that shes always going to be the fall back guy for Carmy. The last episode of the 3rd season she seems to have an epiphany that she loves everyone at The Bear, except working with Carmy and his temperament and if she moves on that gets to be the next character arc for Carmy to change his attitude and not turn into another Jeff. Claire being the end all for Carmy is just too cheesy for a show of this calibre. Edit: "Turn into another David".. why did I think his name was Jeff?! Oh well, maybe I never thought of him😈

It felt like carmy was turning syd into him I really hope he apologized, and tried to change and make thing right with Syd next season.

Carmy is a cautionary tale

Guaranteed his former chef(Joel mchale) is the food writer for the tribune. If you notice some of the fast flashing words were “subtract” and “over done” which his chef wrote on a piece of tape in one of his memories in s3e1

I wear suits now.

Uncle Jimmy is pulling the plug no matter what per the computer in the scene with Jimmy in the car.

Ayo edibiri and The music selection were the MVPs for me in this season also the Lisa flash black episode had me in tears.

It’s weird how everyone ignores that Sydney won’t sign on to become partners yet they wonder why Carm isn’t treating her like a partner

When carmy scrambled through the words in the review. It described this season. I wanted to see Marcus chill with Luca at the party bit there was no shots of that. I knew Joel McHale was going to tell Carmy "You're Welcome" like a drill seaargant who pushed a private too hard but it gave him his edge.

Napkins and Ice Chips were two great eps. Loved how Tina and DD's character arcs were expanded. Both broke me in different ways, separately 😭❤️

Gordon Ramsey is def making a cameo next season

i do not want to see Claire on my screen more. it sounds like they’re making her end game by calling her Claire Bear, but honestly, i really hope she doesn’t come back.

I never liked Claire. I didn’t feel the chemistry between them. I found her too tropey. Nor do I ship Carmy/Syd. I really liked their butting friendship from season 2. Just platonic friends. Also the ice chips episode Jamie Lee Curtis: wow just wow. One more thing carmy looks so tiny when Luca hugs him. 😂this season was meh 🫤

I saw everyone saying this season is bad and I think because of that, after watching it myself it wasn't horrible but I really wished Sydney told Carmen. For me that was the main thing that irked me and Carmen needs to go to a therapist tomorrow.

It makes sense to me now those were real chefs and not actors something about that scene of them chit chatting at the table felt off like I could tell it was fake. I thought it was the dialogue but nope just people not being actors.

Nothing happens in this entire season

I think syd should leave. I think it would make carmy rethink his actions. He turned into his worst nightmare, the man he hated the most. He was just like him.

This season feels weak because the things they set up in the previous season don't get resolved (With exception of jaime Lee Curtis) and instead set up more things that need to be resolved in the next season. It feels more like a 2.5 or DLC rather than its own standing season.

The Bear is definitely not a comedy but it always has one joke every episode that absolutely destroys your lungs and fills the quote for the rest of the runtime. In episode 10 of season 3 i broke when they made it canon that Bradley Cooper's movie Burnt is set in the Bear Cinematic Universe.

Season 4. I'll be there. The characters keep me coming back and the memories of working in fine dining.

Love Olivia Coleman in season 2 and 3, she is the calm we need in the middle of all the chaos.

Claire and the unibrow can go

If y'all are looking for a good chef/ thriller movie, the movie Hunger was amazing.

I enjoyed the back stories this season especially with Tina

There was too many faks scenes it was annoying cause it wasnt adding to the story at all.

This show is so relatable man the episode “napkins” is so real

No Claire,please no Claire.

Not cohesive. And why did the Faks get more lines than Carm this season? 2/10

Had a hard time waking up this morning, then I pulled up where I left off of in The Bear S3 and I see John Cena walk into frame. I never woke up so fast.

Carmy and Sugars' Mom. You can see the personality disorder in Carmy😢

Syd having panic attacks is what makes me want her to get free. Carm has not let go. I wish to see that before the end of s4

The amount of "flashbacks" in this season was kinda annoying..

Also John Cena was hilarious lol

Was really disappointed with this season, it was so all over the place, hard to follow plot because of all the flashbacks and overstuffing the episodes with montages of scenes we saw many times. Honestly could not care about all of the real life high profile chef cameos, brought nothing to the story

I haven't watched it yet I just came here to see the intro 😂😂 I will come back and watch the full video when am done with season 3

I think the little cousins are adding the comedy part but it falls short. This is a drama not a comedy. Their bits I hate

What is with this unnecessary hate for claire? She's literally such a nice person and loves Carmy and the people in his life it literally makes no sense at all. 😅

You put some random funny memes 😂

Thanks for the video

This season was excellent television. But I feel like Ive watched 10 hours of content, and the story moved 30 minutes forward. Great content, but it felt like a D&D session where the DM forgot to prep. Everyone just sitting around talking about their characters. It can be fun, and enriching, but in the end youre essentially where you started.

This whole season got the disney treatment. Waste of story for plots nobody cares about

Does anybody else think they should have had tinas episode as the first one?

Fantastic explanation , keep up the good work ...

In the immortal words of the great Coach Ted Lasso, "“Fairy tales do not start, nor do they end, at the dark forest. That’s only something that shows up smack dab in the middle of the story, but it will all work out.” Season 3 is The Bear's "Dark Forest." The combination of the pressures of starting/operating a fine dining estabilishment, Carmy's quest for a Michelin star, and especially the cold war between Carmy and Richie (Side Note: Notice that the word "Cousin" was never said in the entire season?) are starting to take a toll on everyone. (Spoiler Warning) It has reached a point to where Syd is contemplating leaving The Bear. IMHO, Season 3 was all about chaos and conflict. If you pick up on the subtle and not-so-subtle signs, Season 4 will be about peace and healing. Here are my random thoughts/theories for Season 4: * The Chicago Tribune review will not be bad. I predict it will say something about The Bear having the potential of being one of the best restaurants in the world, but something is holding it back. I see this review will be catalyst for the healing and peace I was talking about. * Sweeps-centric episode. We already got a glimpse of his backstory and I can see his ep flashing back and forth between how he got to The Bear and his journey to be a sommelier (wine expert). * Dishwashers/Ebraheim episode. If there is another standalone character episode for season 4, I would really like to see it focused on The Bear's dishwashers, Manny & Angel. It would be cool to show them as The Bear's unsung heroes. Although, the smart bet would be a Ebraheim-focused episode. Since Season 1, we have a few hints on his backstory and I can see his ep being as powerful as the great "Forks" and "Napkins" eps. * I have a feeling we'll learn more about the errand that Richie and Michael had to do for Uncle Jimmy. * Can't wait to see the final dishes from Tina and Marcus' R&D work. * Finally, I predict the word "cousin" will be said by both Carmy and Richie in the last episode where they bury the hatchet...just in time as two critics from a certain tire company guide sits down for dinner. ;-) Can't wait till Season 4!

5:34 you're wrong for that edit lmfaoo

Season 1 was an 8/10 for me, season 2 was an 8.5/10. This season was a noticable downgrade, 7/10. Not bad, and still better than most other shows currently airing, but it feels a bit overinflated, over indulgent, and with very little in regards to plot progression (which was never the biggest focus in the show) but also character progression, where the main cast felt very stagnant. After ten episodes, it feels like I've only watched five, and not in a good way

I guess it was slow season, but i just hated the whole episode of his sister giving birth.

Jesus, even the music they use drops fbombs, ‘cause you know, it’s just so bitchin cool.

That last episode was nauseating, saccharine bullshit. All these privileged restauranteurs sitting around giving each other metaphysical blowjobs; charismatic rich kids who convinced their rich relatives to buy them a bistro so they can moonlight as working’s class cooks …. It was so difficult to watch. I hate the the world of high end dining. Like fine art and music…it’s not about talent. It’s about connections and who can sell themselves the best. Michael was right, he’s the only one that saw through the b.s. of this industry.

no resolution to Claire and Carmen. I’m so mad right now. This season felt kinda like a ‘Filler season’ Which sucks cause I have no idea when S4 is 😢

I would be a lot less disappointed with this season if you could just cut out everything related to the Faks

This show is so great I love it so much

Season 3 was just like a kitchen environment. Insane, inspiring, beautiful, scary and a dance. I'm a chef so I really enjoyed this Season, not as much as Season 2 but Season 3 felt like an introduction to everyone explaining why the way they were in Season 1....my hopes for Season 4 is maybe drift off from fine dining and get into some gritty casual dining. Back to the roots of the restaurant before carmy took over

Carmy is the modern foodie version of Paul Atreides

At the end of the day, “The Bear” was Carmy’s dream. Syd was a part of it BUT this was something he always wanted to do with his own family and Michael. Seems like his views changed after deciding to pursue a michellin star and his “partnership” became a exec vs cdc position

It was an extraordinary long & boring teleplay. Artfully shot. Good acting from all leads. Boring af. Unfortunately not great. Unnecessary season.

I love this show but this season was a bit empty feeling. I didn't need a whole episode on a birth or Tina. They could have conveyed that in 10 minutes... Are the reviews really mixed or are they good when Carmy gets the text at the end? Matty was funny as hell this season though. Richie's character has been the most fun to watch over the three seasons although I don't feel like we got enough of him this season.

Season 3 ending, in my opinion, was bad. It suck too much emotion. Too much I didn't care for it. I fall asleep didn't expect it to be so boring

This season was good and stuff but i realy feel that i don't know, like doesn't end interely like is incomplete

Can you tell my FSO it's about the people not the food

I feel like this season really didn’t move much it was good character development and it made you sit back and analyze episodes deeper than surface level but I definitely feel like this was supposed to be covered in like season 2 but I guess you just take it because 10 episode seasons are so normalized now so I guess in a way it’s right on track

One shouldn’t be eating food at 6:24 😅

Still waiting for Tokyo Vice season 2...

Does this mean Bradley Cooper is a famous chef in The Bear Universe?

Avant Garde season

unlike the mad men scene, this one... fields doesnt really think about him at all.

too much faks for me this season. Needed more richie and cicero!!!!

This season bored me big time. Whole episode of Carmy sister in labor was pointless, imo that story line gotta go

I thought carmy wanted a bad review so he could let it all go an he got a good review am i wrong

while i prefer the first two seasons, i think season 3 is still a good show. i personally don’t subscribe to the audience of people saying this season wasn’t good and that it was full of nothing but filler. i think there was a lot of stuff here that did help progress the overall story, though not in the way previous seasons did. the first episode, napkins, ice chips, and the finale were some really great episodes and i’d say they can be argued to be some of the best episodes of the series. i will admit, tho, as much as i loved the faks’ comedic relief, i think there was a bit too much screentime for them, marcus feels like he took a backseat, despite having the potential to be a standout character, i wish sydney would’ve told carmy about the offer, and i wish there were more character-centered episodes like season 2 had. however, i still think this was a great season and i really need season 4 like tomorrow. 8/10 season

This season kind of dragged. Like I appreciate some of the stylist choices they did for some of the episodes, but man it wasn’t as enjoyable to get through this season as the last two seasons were.

It was a good season but not much was resolved

Season three felt like one giant filler episode, but it was still a good one.

Nothing happenssssssssss

Damn this season was slow. Had its moments but also not enough, like nothing happened. No real payoff or actual character moments. Richie and Carm ignored each other, same with carm and Sydney more or less, no resolution with Claire, nothing. Was just a whole lot of pretentious shots, editing, and the Faks having dumb conversations. No actual substance. I still love this show and think it’s one of the best going but damn this season felt a whole damn filler episode….. but a whole season lol

I never understood why Sydney felt like she was on the same level as Carm. He’s been through and accomplished a shit ton more than her. Her entitlement always bothered me.

The tina episode was my favorite, Sugar's one being a close second. The rest felt... Less exciting somehow. Especially the Claire bits , despite how funny the faks were. She's too much of a mary sue ...

I always say that even the best shows should usually end after 3 or 4 seasons. Game of thrones miraculously made it to 5 seasons before the show turned to garbage and I think the bear is no different. Season 4 should be the resolution to a masterpiece.

HANDS!

Boring af 3rd season.

Maybe he didn't read it. Maybe it was yet another fake review speeding through his mind and his reaction was to seeing that the review itself had come out?

What is even the point of claire in this season. This season was pointless.

Too much character development and not enough other substance. Final episode is also a bit of a lame cliffhanger. Did not love this Season 3.

adam guidara is not a chef per his terrible book my job made me read

Bruh I’m losing my patience I can’t wait for another season for him to get Claire back

Isn’t this show supposed to be a comedy? And in comedies, does anything ever really happen…?

Dude whoever the writer for this channel is they basically copied another review that was put up a day before this one word for word it’s not even funny

Worst season so far. Season 1 is still the best one

I will never remember the people at all. I will remember the food always if its good. Tf kind of logic is that… fck the people

They spent more time in advertising than writing this season. There are some great scenes but mostly feels like a filler. If you’re convinced that it can’t be bad at all. Then I can’t help but agree to disagree.

"Hands" from The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Game?

Ending wasn’t exactly what I pictured but still predictable. Should’ve waited until they were 8 seasons deep before hopping on