THE BEAR Season 3 Ending Explained

I review, breakdown and explain The Bear Season 3. I discuss the FX show which stars Jeremy Allen White, Ayo Edebri, Ebon Moss-Bachrach and Jon Bernthal. I react to the ending where Carmy's review came in, Sydney thinking about leaving The Bear, Tina in episode 6, Sugar in episode 8 and Richie in the finale. I also give my theories and predictions on season 4.

00:00 Intro
00:36 Carmy Berzatto
05:48 Sydney
08:17 Richie
10:19 Tina
11:56 Sugar
13:44 Marcus
14:24 The Bear Season 3 Review

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[BrainPilot]

Where does The Bear Season 3 rank when compared to the other seasons for you? Let me know your thoughts below!

[DeadpuII]

Richie is the best character's development over 3 seasons. By a mile!

[naturallycharitable]

I hated that Carmy wasn’t there at the end for Sydney. I was hoping he would show up and put his hand on her shoulder so bad

[kellenhassell]

I didn’t have any expectations honestly… simply bc S2 was probably the most I’ve ever enjoyed a show. I was just happy to be able to see another chapter w these characters. That said, I found it stressful, anxiety-provoking, and frustrating. “Napkins” was prob the only episode that I enjoyed… although even that started with heartbreak w Tina. Out of the 3 seasons, this one ranks last. And I’m not sure it was particularly good story-telling. But, I’ll watch it all over again and of course tune in for S4 next year.

[layking]

I feel like season 3 was more of a character building and story telling. They put more substance into it so that they can move forward. Its a perfect build up for the next season

[tennillec]

As much as I don’t want Carmen and Syd to end up together, it just was really weird to see them go from two people who kind of leaned on each other, to two people who were just simply coworkers. I understand why the writers kind of wanted to pull back a bit. Viewers seemed to be confused on where their friendship was heading, but to completely end that strong bond they were forming, in my opinion, it was a bad choice.

[kordei-]

Feel like they focused on the fak brothers too much why did we see them more than the main characters and why was Marcus barely in it

[rentristandelacruz]

I was initially a bit/lowkey disappointed with season 3 because I was subconsciously expecting it to be like season 1 and season 2 with a lot of forward movement and development. But season 3 is good (or at least okay) if you treat it as a supporting season for seasons 1&2. Season 3 gives additional context/back stories. The best example of this is (obviously) Carmy's back story but we also get Tina's back story. The Tina episode gave that additional context and really explains why Tina was so opposed to the changes Carmy was introducing to The Beef in season 1.

[yeezusdropout]

I felt it was a season of filler and build up for season 4. That being said there filler episodes were still good and made for a great season gonna rewatch again

[marinthecreator]

It’s good and disappointing at the same time. DLC for season 2.

Ayo’s episode that she directed is amazing though

[Knightowl]

The season felt directionless. There were points of brilliance but I felt the way it was done that it looked like a show that got so big and its stars just weren’t around enough to create a narrative. It really felt like they squeezed it in.

[ceciliaayala]

They are really trying so hard to stop the Syd and Carmy dynamic and it shows. Giving Sleepy Hollow vibes and we all know how that went.

[janetheteach]

The episode with Jaimie Lee Curtis moved me so much I was balling my eyes out! It related to my history of a dysfunctional mother and the desire to have a real dialogue about the fallout. It was the birthing scene (appropriately.) I expect Curtis will win an Emmy for this performance.

[sophiaaaaHhhh]

I think for me the fact that nothing was really resolved from where we left off in s2 made it slightly more frustrating to watch the last episode end the way it did. This season felt like a regression in terms of the character development especially for Carmy and the dynamic between the team. Will be interesting to see how s4 develops with the responses so far from this season

[Imperator-SPQR]

It's an incomplete season basically. Should have named it Season 3 Part 1

[alainam]

Man, I just love these characters so dagum much that I loved this season, even if there wasn't a ton of forward progression. That said, I think that honestly makes me appreciate it even more because it is so true to life. Change doesn't happen overnight (or rarely does), and people sometimes have to trudge through difficult times to move forward. I am just left wanting more episodes and more for these characters and more seasons until the very end of time. Also, the fact that the first episode of S3 had MAYBE 30 lines of dialogue and still told such a wonderful story was incredible. These actors and just everyone on the production team and THE WRITERS are so talented, and I love this show.

[JanetAMills]

Ps. The Carmy & Syd table scene in S2 was epic for some connection between Carmy & Syd. What happened to the connection in S3? hmm...

[naturallycharitable]

The Claire thing was so annoying I just wasn’t that into them and I think they want us to be which is why they call her Claire bear

[andrealee]

Also Tina's show husband is the actress's actual husband

[Freshlygrazed]

Season 3 Episode 1 is such an amazing standalone episode. It was super unique and I've never seen in any TV show an episode like that. The Editing was on point.