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Roland

> "Gavone" is an Italian-American slang term, derived from the Italian word "cafone," meaning a boorish, ill-mannered, or ignorant person, often characterized by greed or gluttony, especially when overeating. The term can describe someone lacking shame or social grace, or even a lazy, uneducated person, and the pronunciation of "cafone" has shifted to "gavone" through dialect. <

Cristy

That last scene with the montage of flashbacks is so fitting and so well done (also the Australian song covered by Eddie Vedder in the background also helps). I loved the scene between Ebra and Tina as well as Nat and Richie, both so well written and acted. Next episode has another one of my fave Aussie songs and probably my fave recipe of the whole show, can't wait!

Clare Manion

I loved that episode – it was so, so good! Every character got to have some sort of breakthrough (for lack of a better word). And perhaps more importantly, every moment felt *earned*. If they had tried to do all this any earlier, it would’ve felt really corny. But because the show really put in the time and did the work to develop every single character... it’s perfect :) “This is such a human show” – Yes! That’s a fantastic way to put it. “Do they give Emmys for editing?” – OMG, right? I don’t know either; but if they don’t, they absolutely should.

trenton gragg

This season won eleven Emmy awards in the comedy category, lead actor (White), supp actor(Moss-Bacharach) supp actress(Liza Colon-Zayas). The episode “Fishes” won directing, editing and guest acting. “Forks” won sound editing and cinematography. The series lost the “outstanding comedy series” award to Hacks.

Jennifer H

I never get tired of singing the praises of Joanna Naugle, the show's main editor. (She's edited 27 of the show's 38 episodes.) Joanna won Emmys for S1E1 System & S2E6 Fishes. She's also a 2025 Emmy nominee for the season 3 premiere episode in the category of "Outstanding Picture Editing for a Single Camera Comedy Series." Joanna has done numerous podcasts talking about the Bear & it's really interesting to hear her talk about how & why she makes the decisions she does, like long shots vs. quick cutting. I suggest checking them out when you're done with the show to avoid spoilers. About this episode she has said that the scene with Carmy & Fak was in the script as one scene & was filmed with a long shot but she didn't like the way it played so she broke it up. I love the fact that Chris Storer trusts her enough to help shape his artistic vision that he allows her to do things like that. (I really like people who don't have huge egos & work well with others & it's not always something you hear a lot about when it comes to the entertainment industry.) I love this episode's relationship building. Ebrahim's return & reconciliation with Tina is one of my favorite scenes & I love their dynamic. I love that Natalie & Richie are repairing their friendship. And I'm glad that after being together for 2 months, Carmy has finally recognized that he's actually in a romantic relationship with Claire.

Youtalkingtome

I think show is becoming one of the best shows we've watched on the channel. It's easily up there with Mad Men and GOT for some of my favorite TV.

Jennifer H

This episode was written by Rene Gube, who was Ever's GM in the previous episode. He's an executive producer on The Bear and you guys may remember him as Father Brah from Crazy Ex-Girlfriend.