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There is very little fault in the series beyond maybe the unnecessary slurs and perhaps heavy-handed (but welcome to me) Chicago references.
Full reviewJeremy Allen White (Shameless) leads this culinary drama series as a young chef from the fine dining world who comes home to Chicago and joins a rough-around-the-edges kitchen crew after a heartbreaking death.
There is very little fault in the series beyond maybe the unnecessary slurs and perhaps heavy-handed (but welcome to me) Chicago references.
Full reviewIf (the first episode) is any indication of where The Bear is going, it’s going to be a fast, gritty, and thrilling ride...
Full reviewYou will have to go far to find another show so invested in and adept at portraying ordinary human speech and behaviour...
Full reviewOnce you’re acclimated, The Bear becomes something of a marvel, a show with its own rhythm and with characters you generally want to be around...
Full reviewJeremy Allen White can hit hardcore dramatic beats with a Sean Penn-like ferocity, but he’s also adept at handling self-deprecating comedy.
Full reviewIts anarchic style and family vibe make for a kinetic show that might have some surprises in store for its viewers.
Full reviewThe Bear isn’t shy about underlining its starkest themes or specific location of choice.
Full reviewI mostly bought into the intensity and delirium of the journey without always being sure if it was a trip I was enjoying.
Full reviewWe aren’t aware of any way to watch The Bear: Season 1 in Australia. If we’ve got that wrong, please contact us.
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