After the whirlwind of chaos that was The Bear’s Season 2 finale, Hulu’s Emmy-winning dramedy returns on a subdued note, as Carmy reflects on the path that led him here. Tuesday’s Season 3 premiere is light on dialogue and heavy on atmosphere (with a lush ambient score from Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross), following Carmy […]
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