The fifth and final season of Hulu’s hit streaming series The Bear was released on June 25. I think sufficient time has now passed that I can talk about the food-related show without being accused of divulging spoilers and ruining the story for anyone not fully caught up.
If you are a fan, likely you binge-watched all eight episodes soon after it dropped; that is what diehard followers of the edgy series would do. This kind of devotion is also why cast members like Jeremy Allen White (as brooding chef Carmen “Carmy” Berzatto), Ayo Edebiri (the talented young chef Sydney Adamu) and Ebon Moss-Bachrach (as foul-mouthed, hothead cousin Richie Jerimovich) have become in-demand stars.
Appreciation for The Bear’s chaotic kitchen theatre and the team’s ability to create haute entrées in a Chicago dive extends beyond restaurant nerds and fine dining snobs. I am sure I am not the only viewer who gets a kick from the annoying but lovable characters, all of whom have no clue how to express their feelings, instead redirecting them into microaggressions, personal acrimony and insults.
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