Napkins
- Episode aired Jun 26, 2024
- TV-MA
- 34m
Flashback: Tina looks for a new job opportunity.Flashback: Tina looks for a new job opportunity.Flashback: Tina looks for a new job opportunity.
- Carmen 'Carmy' Berzatto
- (credit only)
- Sydney Adamu
- (credit only)
- Marcus
- (credit only)
- Natalie 'Sugar' Berzatto
- (credit only)
- Chi-Chi
- (as Christopher J. Zucchero)
Featured reviews
The storyline, the performance, Before everything about this episode is just perfection from start to finish. I love the character of Tina and seeing a glimpse into her life and how she came to work at The Bear was fantastic.
Out of all Out of all the episodes this is the one that really spoke to me. Liza's performance, the direction the editing everything is just amazing more of Tina's story please! This is story telling at its best!
This season has been good to date but perhaps not as striking/stand out as season two. But this episode brought back a little more kindness/love/humanity. The stress of the kitchen and running a business can only take us so far. Bravo to all those that contributed to this episode, particularly Liza Colon-Zayas.
But when I saw this episode I felt that thrill of watching a "old" episode. The very well thought out story that made me both emotional but also think, in an almost terrifying real way, about my own future.
The story tied beautifully in with past seasons and episodes, and really made this season feel apart of the whole series.
For me it was the best episode of the entire season. Ayo has a real talent for directing and I really hope she will do more. The acting was also on point from the cast.
Did you know
- TriviaTina's husband is portrayed by Liza Colón-Zayas' real-life husband, David Zayas.
- Quotes
Michael Berzatto: Listen, you might totally throw that fucking sandwich in my face, and like, have at it, okay? But I'm just gonna say, full disclosure, that this place, like this fucking place, it sucks. Like you go home, and you fucking smell it, you know? And it's like insane, and there's so much fucking yelling here. But, I swear to you, there are days that it is so much fun. Like, it is so much fun. And like the pay is shit, right? But there are days we make a rack of fucking tips, and it's like it feels fucking good. So, uh...
Tina Marrero: What are you asking me?
Michael Berzatto: I need a new line cook.
Tina Marrero: Yeah?
Michael Berzatto: Yeah.
Tina Marrero: I have an actual... I have an actual resume...
Michael Berzatto: What the fuck am I gonna do with a resume? I'll go clean the toilet with the fucking resume. I don't need a resume, I talked to you.
- ConnectionsFeatured in The 77th Primetime Emmy Awards (2025)
- SoundtracksGet Down on It
Written by Ronald Bell, James 'JT' Taylor, George 'Funky' Brown, Robert 'Kool' Bell, Claydes Smith, Robert 'Spike' Mickens and Eumir Deodato
Performed by Kool & The Gang
Details
- Runtime
- 34m