My roommate and I tried a 'no sleep' weekend to finish The Bear and it went off the rails
We made it through two seasons in Chicago last month, but by 4 AM we were yelling at the screen about a missing risotto order. Anyone else get way too invested in a show's kitchen drama?
Ever think a show about cooking would be boring? I used to skip those shows, thought they were just people yelling about food. Then I saw the episode where the whole kitchen falls apart over one messed up ticket. It's not about the risotto, it's about everything falling apart at once. Now I get why people yell at the screen.
Right, hollyg59, it's the pressure cooker effect. I mean, one wrong order and the whole system cracks, and you're just watching people try to hold it together. That's way more real than any fancy food.