This Insane TV Show Won All The Awards - But There's A Dark Side To Its Success

The Bear snagged a lot of prizes at last weekend’s Emmy awards, which is swell. Even if the latest season is uneven and a little lacking in narrative oomph, the appreciation and accolades from industry experts and peers show that there’s still so much to be loved and respected about this beloved series.

The Bear isn’t just about food; it’s about people, and their intricacies, emotions, and psychological makeup that shape our ways and our existence. While every other show would give you a taste of fiction that’s far removed from our mundane and ordinary lives, this particular series is so rooted in the authentic and imperfect stories of restaurant work, love and friendship, or even intense office rivalries that never ended.

One key point, of course, is how we watch and interpret a comedy series through laughs and what’s seriously far from a joke. Because let’s be honest - some people may experience joy and tears of sadness while learning about certain bear’s mental growth into accepting different types of personalities, and you may relate.

That wasn't likely a major topic while looking at popular hit TV shows – it's kind of like another type of show; namely, the movies full of action but lacking in narrative. Overall, many audiences tune into this TV show on Sunday night, whenever ABC calls on new episode day, only to find that after binge-watching The Bear all day - every, seemingly uninteresting hour until around 7:30 or so made an impact, while also providing lessons.

The success ultimately comes from people that view the characters, setting, and story – mainly in their own eyes. Being more empathetic and taking this fresh air into their daily life - is what creates this inspiration to never stop watching new shows of this quality in the months to come, no matter the season.