getting “directed by Ayo Edebiri” tattooed on my lower back as a tramp stamp

"Fuck them kids." Tina & Michael 🥰🥰 Also directed by Ayo Edebiri, lets fucking go!

DIRECTED BY 🅴mmy sa🅶 golden gl🅾be cri🆃ics choice winner AYO EDEBIRI

The Bear's episodes that take place in the past are always special!

AYO EDEBIRI DIRECTING A TINA FOCUSED EPISODE YEAH EXACLTY PERIOD TOTALLY THATS WHAT THE FUCK IM TALKING ABOUT also i love how much of mikey we get to see. he’s not just this sore spot that looms over the show. he is a real, fully fleshed out character that had an impact on everyone

absolutely fantastic episodes, these origin type episodes are great, Tina centric episode was bound to be awesome, Jon Bernthal is so amazing, like he’s just such an actor, he always steals the show, Ayos directing was amazing too, the scene with Tina and Mikey was just amazing plus Batista cameo

Best of the Season so far. Ayo Edibiri directing an episode about Tina and all the struggles about LIFE? A whole long-ass conversation with Mikey? Idk if you realise but Tina SPOKE what Mikey FELT. We all know what he did later on. I think it healed a part of him to talk to someone who actually unde

i didn’t even know mikey but this episode made me miss him

i know that “fuck you” felt electric director ayo edebiri i need you sooooo bad

ayo directed a beautiful episode..fantastic performance by liza colón-zayas as well

every time we see mike i get sadder that he’s not around anymore, tina is an absolute gem of a character too she’s such a sweetheart

This is one of the most brutal & realistic depictions of the modern American job market. It’s almost impossible to get any job nowadays, especially if you’re someone like Tina. I’ve had so many days in my life (even as just a 21 year old) of truly struggling to find absolutely anything at all to pay

this episode made me really emotional. the scene with tina and mikey was just so beautiful.

beautiful directorial debut from ayo edebiri!!!

My eyes are just sweating. It’s no big deal.

Let Ayo direct whatever she wants.

"I don't need to be inspired. I don't need to be impassioned. I don't need to make magic. I don't need to save the world, you know? I just wanna feed my kid." Mikey, you were the real one. I related to Tina so much in this episode. Job hunting is so unnecessarily exhausting and humiliating. The wa

I’ll remember this episode like I remember Fishes, Forks, and Review. What a fantastic episode of television. Very well acted and directed and the way it shows the struggle for a person to get a job in modern day America was so brilliant and realistic. Top 5 in the show.

T3 this seasons holy Tina’s backstory is actually pretty sad and so many people in the real world could relate to this episode and that’s what makes it so good. Also the Mike conversation was beautiful and sad, might be one of my fav scenes in the show. Beautiful episode 3x3>3x2>=3x6>3x1>3x5>3x4

I think Ayo Edebiri's directorial debut hit it out of the park. It was an exquisitestory of a regular person, faced with the challenges of competing on a playing field heavily tilted against her. Liza Colón-Zayas' acting - paired with David Zayas as a terrific counterpart - was beautiful, evocative,

I fw this episode heavy

This season has turned into a bit of a letdown. First episode had my hopes through the roof but since they have taken focus away from Carmy and the Michelin stars it really feels pointless and a lot of things are completely forced.

Best episode so far we love you Tina!! Ayo killed the directing as expected