#why hulu

[ninjadudettekira]

DRAGONBALL DAIMA SPOILERS UNDER THE KEEP READING IF YOU'RE ABLE TO SEE IT If I missed a spoil tag let me know, cause I do want to be considerate. If I spoiled this for someone, sorry. :/

Thanks Hulu for spoiling the fact that Vegeta gets SSJ3 😭

I was already spoiled cause of Twitter and Facebook but come on bro.

[linaxart]

feel like pure shit I just want them back x

[drinkinggblood]

i made this in legit 30 mins after watching the final ep of s2

[theclassymike]

Leo Howard on Days of Our Lives.

[chrliekclly]

[mythtakens]

THE BEAR 3.05 → Children

[anextrapart]

Rivals + Tumblr Text Posts (02/?)

[butchcarmy]

I miss season 1 of the bear.

I miss the grunginess, the messiness of the beef, with its busted appliances and claustrophobic chaos, but also so much love. I miss the slowly unraveling mystery of Michael, the tragic ghost haunting the narrative. I miss seeing a rowdy bunch of cooks becoming greater and greater at their craft, growing to respect themselves and others.

I miss season 1 carmy, the incredible premise of a most excellent fine dining chef coming back to work at the struggling family business that rejected him. Season 1 Carmy, riddled with anxiety and grief and anger issues, but also a real desire to be good. To be better, kinder. I miss seeing Carmy’s beautiful monologue for the first time, after spending the whole season trying to piece together what made him like this. Just watching him in awe.

There is nothing quite like season 1 of the bear.

[livelovecaliforniadreams]

[riickgrimes]

man rivals is GOOD like i know soap operas still exist but it is literally a modern day soap opera everyone is cheating on everyone with each other, friendships and partnerships are constantly tested as alliances switch and change, there’s some truly scummy reprehensible characters that you kinda love to hate, and it’s all set around british television production companies in the 1980s like it really just pulls you in so easily and you can’t put it down

[einaudis]

THE BEAR (2022 - ) | 1.01 vs 2.09

[charmac]

It's like you're an old married couple.

[g3othermal3scapism]

artstyle fiddlings ft my special girl and also that freak

[whenmemorydies]

What is going on in this scene? Why is Syd smiling like that given the words Carm is saying to her?

Is it just me or does Syd look like they’ve just kissed in the office, come back out to the pass and while she’s like 😏, Carm is desperately trying to make it seem like nothing unprofesh has just happened between him and his CDC? The vibes here are messing with me!

Or is Syd’s smile the smile of a woman about to clock her idiot EC with her clipboard?

[theclassymike]

Leo Howard in Days of Our Lives.

[drrav3nb]

Carmy reacting to Claire's message/giving her a fake number vs Carmy reacting to Sydney's message and her having his real number

There's so much I could say about this. The first thing I want to point out is that Carmy gives Claire a fake number, not by accident but knowingly. She must've known this as throughout the season she asks him why and even asks him if it's even okay that she has his number.

Meanwhile, with Sydney it's established in season one that they already exchanged numbers as they're texting each other in the final episode. Now, they do work together and colleagues, especially business partners are going to need each other's contact information in order to discuss things.

But Carmy doesn't seem bothered by Sydney having his number, in fact in E5, he asks Sydney why she didn't call him about a problem that happened at the restaurant. And you can see a chain of text messages in E3 where they jest about Fak not having the proper tools. So then that begs the question as to why Claire having his number was such a big deal and why Carmy was so against it?

Like I mentioned before Claire brings this up a lot and Carmy either ignores it or answers her by not really addressing the question. He obviously didn't want her to have his number, as he's very surprised when she ends up calling his real number. This means that if she didn't chase his real number down by asking Fak, then they would've never reconnected or had a relationship this season, something Carmy might not have wanted. And honestly, it really did feel like Claire pushed the idea of a relationship on to him.

Then there's the differences in Carmy's reactions to Sydney's messages vs Claire's. I was genuinely surprised that when Claire gave him encouragement for passing the fire suppression test he looked at it like it was nothing, not a smile, not even a reply, just a blank expression. This is his 'girlfriend' and her encouragement means very little to him apparently.

Then there's Sydney. Though we didn't get to see them text often this season, or his reaction to her messages. Last season, we saw him smiling like a teenager when she told him to shove his idea up his ass. Now, the fact that Carmy texted Sydney before opening Mikey's letter shows just how important their relationship is to him, he couldn't fathom reading what his brother wrote him without first mending their own broken partnership. In a way, them mending their relationship was the encouragement he needed to open the letter and HE is the one that reaches out for that, HE is the one that texts Sydney first.

So yeah, that's all I have really. I noticed it and I thought I'd share my thoughts on here. I'd love to hear what everyone else thinks!