EPISODE

S2E10 · The Bear

On family and friends night, Richie runs the front of house while Sydney runs the kitchen. Things start out smooth but quickly begin to go wrong; forks run out, a line cook disappears leaving Sydney and Marcus having to assist, and Carmy is trapped inside the walk-in refrigerator when the handle breaks. Pete sees Donna outside, who refuses to go in due to feeling undeserving of seeing her children's success. Pete accidentally reveals Natalie's pregnancy to Donna before she leaves. Trapped in…

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On family and friends night, Richie runs the front of house while Sydney runs the kitchen. Things start out smooth but quickly begin to go wrong; forks run out, a line cook disappears leaving Sydney and Marcus having to assist, and Carmy is trapped inside the walk-in refrigerator when the handle breaks. Pete sees Donna outside, who refuses to go in due to feeling undeserving of seeing her children's success. Pete accidentally reveals Natalie's pregnancy to Donna before she leaves. Trapped in the fridge, Carmy spirals into self-loathing and rants about how his relationship with Claire has ruined his focus on The Bear. Claire overhears him and leaves in tears, which Richie sees, and he has heated argument with Carmy through the refrigerator door. Carmy plays a missed voicemail from Claire earlier in the day, in which she confesses her love for him, and is devastated. Sydney has a panic attack and runs outside to vomit, but finds her dad, who comforts her by expressing his pride in her. Marcus misses several calls from his mother's caretaker as he receives a gift from Luca in Copenhagen.

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