Better than the first season and close to a 5/5

Just started learning a lot about basketball. So thought I should no further than Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls for some good basketball documentation. Riveting story about determination and skill. A colorful cast of teammates that almost feel like characters. All serving their own roles in t

Little too late into the season but I feel like was the first episode that found its footing entirely. I really don’t care for Tina and still would rather watch other characters but it was important to give her some sort of background. The Bear does very well in the realm of singular character episo

Reminiscent of season 1’s hellish kitchen episode, “Doors” is yet another exhilarating entry to The Bear’s catalogue. Thoroughly entertaining and anxious. These episodes are when The Bear’s in its prime. Where you can’t hear yourself speak over the timers and the sizzles.

The pace “𝐒𝐮𝐜𝐜𝐞𝐬𝐬𝐢𝐨𝐧” is able to sustain right out of the first episode’s metaphorical gates is nothing short of miraculous. We, the audience, already feel affiliated with each character and their visions. We’re shown now being shown how detrimental Logan is to the company and how bricks b

Giving it credit for being the best season opener of the show thus far. The most artistically poignant episode to date for “The Bear”. A collage of memories and pain infused with culinary hell. Barely any words are spoken and barely any words need to be spoken. This episode is basically all that was

One of the best in show, certainly. The guilt in this episode was immense. Great fighting sequence aswell.

Firing on all cylinders, Smiling Friends season 2 proves itself worthy of praise time and time again. This season being of an even higher caliber than the first season. Zach and Michael obviously had this show in their hearts for a very long time. They didnt need any amount of episodes or seasons to

Waking up every Monday and watching an episode has been a such a treat. I don’t wanna wait for more but I’m glad we got this amazing episode leave off with.

Season 2 is better than season 1. Way more implementation of Mr. Boss who is arguably the funniest character. The budget as well being heavily increased which allows creative animation and worlds to be created. This episode is a perfect example. Super funny and zany. This show is never dry, not even

You can really see the improvement in animation this episode. Super fun and another innovative way they used stop-motion.

Most loaded episode yet. Daemon seeks further to poison King’s Landing by means of Rhaenyra and the throne. His acts towards his niece are vile, yet I don’t having the inclination that he’s actually attracted to her. It’s more of a ruse to overtake the true prize, being the throne. But, he is relent

Kendall, Shiv, Roman. Spoiled brats who flash wealth like they’re on a catwalk. No dignity in the human condition. You can easily hate them, but it’s not their faults. You’ll come to recognize that they have hearts buried beneath the billions. It’s that wretched poisoned that dripped through. It sta

Outstanding tension and acting. The past 3 episodes gave us great performance each from the respected cast members. This episode takes all those talents and meshes them to happen simultaneously. Watched it on a plane.

Really sweet moments this episode. I enjoyed the focus on 2008 instead of the present. Randall’s almost seems to be the main character in many ways and this was another great episode for his development. The final scene between Rebecca and an infant Randall was pretty but I wish this show approached