Why did they borrow more money from their Uncle? Apparently they own the lot so couldn't they get a much better and long term loan off the land that is supposed to be worth $2 mil?

Obviously, KBL for Cicero Kalinkowski, Berzatto and L for?? Uncle Lee? He surely didn't come across in S2E6 as the kind of guy putting up cash for a family business, kinda came across to me like a scammer, trying to get the mom interested in some real estate hustle??(

Mother****er

I found season 3 to be a major disappointment and deeply unsatisfying, and should one be so inclined I think watching this can wait until season 4 drops. I agree with almost everything in this Slate review.

I’ve only watched the first episode of this season, and I’ll be taking my sweet time to finish. I’m in no rush and to be honest it may take quite awhile.

I actually had a similar conversation with a friend a couple of months ago and I was saying that The Bear (prior to S3) was on the short list of best shows currently airing. They agreed because they thought it truly was. But my point wasn’t so much about the quality of The Bear and more about the lack of truly outstanding shows being made now, post-Succession. Perhaps that has changed since April, but I don’t think so. There are plenty of good to great shows, but I can’t think of a single show that is actually “prestige” airing now. Maybe the GoT spinoff but I don’t watch that.

The Bear doesn’t qualify as prestige to me. At all. My biggest concern with this new season is that’ll want to play the hits. I’m expecting a “Fishes-plus” episode and I shouldn’t be. It reminds me of True Detective’s second season where the big action piece that ended an episode was basically a “same thing but make it more” from the first season. I knew that 2nd season of TD was not nearly as good as S1, but that episode made me realize that S2 was just bad.