'The Bear' Is Not A Romance. Believe It Or Not, That's A Good Thing.
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Even the cast appears to be growing annoyed by the subject.
This article contains minor spoilers for Season 3 of “The Bear.”
In one of the most discussed scenes near the end of the acclaimed second season of FX’s “The Bear,” chefs Carmy (Jeremy Allen White) and Sydney (Ayo Edebiri) take a moment to fix an uneven table together, a brief reprieve from the intense stress of preparing to launch their new restaurant. As they do so, Sydney confides in Carmy about how she’s terrified of causing the restaurant to implode upon arrival.
“You could do this without me,” she says.
“I couldn’t do it without you,” he says. “I wouldn’t even want to do it without you. You know, you make me better at this.”
“You make me better at this,” she responds.
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