TV's Most Stressful Show Is Its Most Hopeful - THE BEAR 

Let it rip.

The Bear for whatever reason not only reignited my passion for cooking, it gave me a new found respect for people who work in the restaurant industry

Carmy in season 2 is some of the best undiagnosed autistic representation to ever grace the medium of television. The party scene alone made me feel so seen I was crying. If The Bear went were to go through with canonically diagnosing him, Carmy Berzatto could singlehandedly undo the cultural damage caused by 12 seasons of Sheldon Cooper in just 8 episodes.

"God Spilled a person" is the craziest thing I've ever heard and so accurate

20 years working in the restaurant industry.. this show hits hard and can be so accurate. When I first heard one of the characters say “behind/corner” I was like… dang… I don’t know if I’ve ever seen that in a show revolving around a restaurant

Honestly, I've no knowledge of this show, but I love the meme about it "Oh noooo, I have to make fooood for people, I'm going insane!!!"

I’ve heard nothing but the best about this show, and this gave me the incentive to finally look into it.

This video hit pretty deep. I'm at a point in my life where I'm constantly challenging myself and just getting flustered that I'm not better or where I want to be. People tell me I have talents and skills and I've learned to accept the compliment and trust they mean it but completely unable to see it within myself and knowing that I can't quit because quitting is the true failure but still dragging my feet and constantly flipping between motivation and burn out. Maybe I should watch this show but I feel like I've seen the interior of a restaurant kitchen enough for a lifetime, especially since cooking is not one of my passions.

Stress, grief, and hope. This is the best ways to describe the Bear.

The videos of Matt Draper came into my life at a difficult time and made all the difference.

This show. It's my heart. The thing I wish I wrote. 30 years in food service, Italian American in the mid-west upbringing. As an Ohio girl, Cleveland and Chicago have my heart. This show makes me feel seen in ways that would make me uncomfortable if people would ask me more about why I love it. My very Prodistant husband asked me after Fishes - "Is this what it's like when you are all together?" And all I could say was "Well....no one's driven a car through the front of the house....yet....but ya. That's what it's like when we are all together. And it's toxic and beautiful and wonderful and I can only take it in small doses."

Jeremy Allen White is a star. No different way to state that. One of the greatest performances i have seen within the last years.

Ok. You sold me on it. I have a hard time starting new tv shows because it’s such a time commitment, but I’ll be checking it out.

"Forks" may be one of the best episodes of television ever. Period.

Fuck. Yes. This show bangs.

Alright I need to check this out when I can, you got me hooked Matt

Thanks for the amazing video Matt ❤️

The Bear came into my life when I needed it most. I didn’t have any hobbies or goals but this show reignited my passion to cook and had me reevaluate what I wanted to do with my life. Thanks for another great video Matt! You are the best !!

Thank You.

You rock dude. Love your videos and this was so well thought out and written, one of my favorite shows ever too

Beautifully said.

The first three episodes of season 3 almost gave me a panic attack and I loved every minute of it. Going to watch some more tonight. In all seriousness, this show atomized me. I felt totally seen through. Nothing more to say that wasn't said here other than I found this show a year or so after I was at the crest of a serious reevaluation of myself and escaping a cycle of self destructive behavior, and this show reminded me of how worth it that process was.

Lol My Favorite Show too! I'm the Oldest of 6 kids who home life was Called "Dysfunction Junction' Lol❤😂😂

People are at last really starting to wake up to the best show on TV. The Bear is amazing. Let it rip!

I never heard of this show, but thanks to you, I gotta check this out

Matt, Thanks again for another great video. Your work is always full of passion and heart. I appreciate you.

I worked in kitchens for nearly a decade since my first job. To the point where I was out with friends and I reflectively said "Behind" when trying to move past and my friend shot me a smirk "ah, kitchen" they apparently worked front of the house. I remember sharing clips of the Bear with them when it started and every one hit real close to home. Hearing the background and consulting, Im not surprised at all. Its such a sharp and knowing representation of some facets of that business. I remember Anthony Bourdain saying, "kitchens are the last bastion for people who society forgot". Its filled with people working through or dealing with stuff, and theres a found family in that. And Im with you, those family moments just seem normal. Im glad I did it and you could never pay me enough to go back. Ill eventually sit down to watch The Bear but its a little to real for me and a little to close for now.

I started making comics after watching this show in december and I can tell you it was catalyst for how I'm working right now to get my happniness through hard work. amazing series.

I'm so glad you covered this show. It instantly became one of my favourite shows ever within the first few episodes and I've been singing its praises and telling everyone I know to watch it. And season 2 only reinforced my love for the show. I used to work front and back of house so the moments in the kitchen felt familiar to a scary degree haha. But yeah I adore the highs and lows of these characters and seeing them interact and progress over the 2 seasons. The combination of joy, stress and pain I feel from this show isn't felt on any other. Anyway bring on season 3!

Great video! Waiting for Francie Fak to show up lol

I loved 'Shameless" too!!

GREAT video. Seeing all of this is bringing back so man y emotions that I had while watching the show. A great watch right before Season 3 starts.

Loved the episode I saw but didn’t finish season one and haven’t gotten around to continuing. Will do so after this

I don’t care about the bear but now I wanna watch it! Thanks man love your videos!!

12:04, The idea of the desire to simply do a good job or fulfill a their perceived purpose being perverted by an onslaught of chaotic situations and subsequently brutal and ugly conditions is a good perspective to see this kind of story, as is the idea that even the worst people in this story, like Carmy’s old boss, were likely mistreated at some point, which explains their cruel behavior even though it doesn’t justify repeating and transferring them to others. It gives the story world a sense of tangibility and history.

A peak at Matt Draper going contemporary mainstream in time with real world timing. 👌 👌 Be interesting to see how many more subs come and how many more stay for the channels usual fare.

Matt you never fail to bring me catered to videos. Five star channel. Let it rip. *drives home crying to love story*

Love how this show has taken off even if argue not a comedy.

The bear is an excellent show brilliantly written acted shot just all around excellent carmys AA monolog in season 1 is one of my all time favorite scenes in tv history

You do great work anyway but this was really interesting. I never watched this show., but since seeing more about it I feel like I could watch it. The trailers I saw made it look intense and sustaining that for a half hour or whatever length it was would be draining in the long run. Another content creator I follow reviewed this show too and you presented them very differently. They didn't look like different shows per say but you each presented a different tone of show.

Hell yes, I did not think a show released in 2023, and ongoing, could so easily become one of my favourite tv shows ever, I think about it a lot, Season 2 is just masterful, glad its so popular. Every actor does an amazing job, the writing is great, the direction and editing is always so energetic and vibrant and engaging, the way it depicts trauma/anxiety and all the weird mental ticks of different people is too accurate. Fishes is still a nightmare episode for how accurate it is about ‘those’ sorts of family dynamics

When I first described it to my brother, I called the Bear "stressful, but oddly comforting" and I said that it is the BEST show to watch after work, especially of you work in a chaotic job like customer service. I saw an article yesterday that said the Bear was going bad quickly but highly disagree. I'm really excited for season three but I also get the sense that this show should probably end with season 3 as well. Since I haven't yet finished season 2 and season 3 isn't out yet, as of right now, I think this is because it would be a 3 act story, perfectly complete like that. Season 1 leafs to a dream coming true, season 2 is coming to terms with that dream in reality, and season 3 (in my mind) would then be finding that dream as a successful happy ending. I'd really hate to see this wonderfully personal show go on for too long and ruin the beautiful chaos.

It's a dark day when there's new Matt Draper video I can't watch (I plan on watching The Bear some time and wanna go in blind)

Well if I needed anymore of a push to watch The Bear, a Matt Draper endorsement would be it. Time to give it a whirl then =)

funny ive rewatched s1 and s2 3 times as well Lol

Gordon Ramsay: DELICIOUS. Finally, some good fucking food.

I watch the bear with my college roommate, and there’s only one rule when it comes to watching it: never watch during finals season

I know the narrator didn't say lowest of lows and highest of highs...giggle

I think the show is great but the amount of people calling it “so stressful” you’d think they’d try find another word even if it’s derivative. But agree season 2 really found the show’s footing

Season 3. Strange one I thought. Still beautiful acting, Carms tear at the end after the confrontation was incredible. Beautifully shot, and great dialogue. But it was strange because the whole season felt like a constant simmer, none of the explosiveness of earlier seasons, none of the sense of impending doom. The impending doom seemed to be being set up (for a season 4 perhaps) but this season was more a spend time with the characters season, Ts episode being the standout, with Sugars being a close second. Even the threads from season two didn't get resolved, like Carm and Cousins harsh words, or Carm and Clare. Season three was just well made television I think but season 4 has got a lot of payoff needed, and no doubt a lit of bombshell moments, such as the reveal of what on earth went on between Fancie Fuck and Sugar!!!!

You should make a video on the flash! I love his stories in the comics! (By Mark Waid or Geoff Johns)

Loved season 1, honestly perfect addictive TV drama. Season 2 was more of a strain for me: mainly because I didn't like the restaurant they were making or honestly what the show was preaching about work and labor, especially through episodes like Forks. The solo episodes were a great showcase of the cast though. I'm putting off season 3: I'm just worried I won't like it from the direction that had been established and the previous season and what previews have implied. Just gave me a little nerves about the whole thing.

Just found this channel 🤜🏻🤛🏻 I also review horror movies, and do skits You're style is awesome. Keep it up 💪🏻 P.S just subed 🤘🏻

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Please don't ever go down the path of In Praise Of Shadows

Why is the dude from The Walking Dead on here? I thought this was a reality show.

Mmhmmm 🫶🏼

Coming back just to say season 3 was a letdown

Forks is probably one of the best episodes of TV of all time.