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Fan Preferred Couple has a one month waiting period and Claire wasn't introduced until season 2. Add back on July 22.
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* FanPreferredCouple: Many fans prefer the pairing of Sydney/Carmy over Carmy/Claire due to their palpable chemistry and mutual trust in each other's skills and ideas.
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* FanPreferredCouple: Many prefer the pairing of Sydney/Carmy over Carmy/Claire due to their palpable chemistry and mutual trust in each other's skills and ideas.
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* FanPreferredCouple: Many fans prefer the pairing of Sydney/Carmy over Carmy/Claire due to their palpable chemistry and mutual trust in each other's skills and ideas.
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** Marcus making the first of his desserts for The Bear in "Honeydew" and his satisfied smile as he recognizes his own progress. Double-so when Carmy and Sydney try his work "Bolognese" and are vocally impressed.
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* SugarWiki/FunnyMoments: Upon first seeing Richie and Fak's brawl in ''Sheridan'', Carmy's reaction is nothing more than a stoic [[DeadpanSnarker "Oh, that's cool"]] and to toss some water on them.
* HarsherInHindsight: Carmy's romantic arc with Claire in Season 2 and its rather heartbreaking conclusion hits harder when you consider that Jeremy Allen White's wife filed for divorce about a month before the season's release.
* HarsherInHindsight: Carmy's romantic arc with Claire in Season 2 and its rather heartbreaking conclusion hits harder when you consider that Jeremy Allen White's wife filed for divorce about a month before the season's release.
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* SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments:
** When Sydney offers to cook for Sugar and makes the titular dish in "Omelette". Particularly for the care she puts into making a quick snack for Sugar, and a reminder for her that she is still a good cook after losing some of her confidence in the chaos of coming up with the menu.
** Richie serving Cicero a [[spoiler:chocolate-covered banana for dessert]] in the finale.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMoments: Carmy's monologue in episode 8, which runs an impressive 7 minutes, also doubling as a TearJerker. Where Carmy lays all his problems bare in only 7 minutes and over the course of them, understands what his problem is, but also realizes he's more vulnerable than he thinks he is.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMoments: SugarWiki/AwesomeMoments:
** Carmy's monologue in episode 8, which runs an impressive 7 minutes, also doubling as a TearJerker. Where Carmy lays all his problems bare in only 7 minutes and over the course of them, understands what his problem is, but also realizes he's more vulnerable than he thinks heis. is.
** Richie stepping in to do expo in the Season 2 finale "The Bear" when Sydney has to get on the line after [[spoiler:Josh disappears and Carmy gets stuck in the walk-in fridge]]. Doubles as CatharsisFactor for reasons stated below.
** Carmy's monologue in episode 8, which runs an impressive 7 minutes, also doubling as a TearJerker. Where Carmy lays all his problems bare in only 7 minutes and over the course of them, understands what his problem is, but also realizes he's more vulnerable than he thinks he
** Richie stepping in to do expo in the Season 2 finale "The Bear" when Sydney has to get on the line after [[spoiler:Josh disappears and Carmy gets stuck in the walk-in fridge]]. Doubles as CatharsisFactor for reasons stated below.
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* CatharsisFactor: Richie finally finding his purpose as a front-of-house talent in "Forks" and subsequently getting his life together, culminating with him successfully leading The Bear's first night of service after things go haywire with Carmy being locked inside the freezer.
* CrossesTheLineTwice: Xanax bottle in the kids' punch, anyone?
* DiagnosedByTheAudience: Carmen suffers from flashbacks about his former boss and dead brother. He also says, "Who doesn't?" when Richie tells him he has panic attacks.
* CrossesTheLineTwice: Xanax bottle in the kids' punch, anyone?
* DiagnosedByTheAudience: Carmen suffers from flashbacks about his former boss and dead brother. He also says, "Who doesn't?" when Richie tells him he has panic attacks.
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* CatharsisFactor: Richie finally finding his purpose as a front-of-house talent in "Forks" and subsequently getting his life together, culminating with him successfully leading The Bear's first night of service after things [[spoiler:things go haywire with Carmy being locked inside the freezer.
freezer.]]
* CrossesTheLineTwice: Xanax bottle in the kids' punch,anyone?
anyone? Cicero's extremely chill reaction - mostly due to the fact that he hates the kids' behavior - really sells it.
* DiagnosedByTheAudience: Carmen suffers from flashbacks about his former boss and deadbrother.brother, which has made many believe that he has undiagnosed PTSD. He also says, "Who doesn't?" when Richie tells him he has panic attacks.
* FanPreferredCouple: Many prefer the pairing of Sydney/Carmy over Carmy/Claire due to their palpable chemistry and mutual trust in each other's skills and ideas.
* CrossesTheLineTwice: Xanax bottle in the kids' punch,
* DiagnosedByTheAudience: Carmen suffers from flashbacks about his former boss and dead
* FanPreferredCouple: Many prefer the pairing of Sydney/Carmy over Carmy/Claire due to their palpable chemistry and mutual trust in each other's skills and ideas.
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** Creator/JonBernthal as Carm's affable and charismatic brother Mikey in a flashback, showing a glimpse of their closeness before their eventual falling out.
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* CatharsisFactor: Richie finally finding his purpose as a front-of-house talent in "Forks" and subsequently getting his life together, culminating with him successfully leading The Bear's first night of service after things go haywire with Carmy being locked inside the freezer.
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** Creator/OliviaColman as Chef Terry, who runs a restaurant in Chicago where Carmy used to work and Ritchie ''stages'' in season 2, with the latter bonding with Terry about their military fathers.
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** Of all things, ''Love Story'' by {{Music/Taylor Swift}}, to commemorate Richie leveling up as a front-of-house server.
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** Of all things, ''Love Story'' by {{Music/Taylor Swift}}, to commemorate Swift}}. Richie leveling up belts it after nailing his new role as a front-of-house server.front-of-house.
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** Of all things, Love Story by {{Music/Taylor Swift}}, to commemorate Richie leveling up as a front-of-house server.
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** Of all things, Love Story ''Love Story'' by {{Music/Taylor Swift}}, to commemorate Richie leveling up as a front-of-house server.
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** Of all things, Love Story by {{Music/TaylorSwift}}, to commemorate Richie leveling up as a front-of-house server.
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** Of all things, Love Story by {{Music/TaylorSwift}}, {{Music/Taylor Swift}}, to commemorate Richie leveling up as a front-of-house server.
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** Of all things, Love Story by TaylorSwift, to commemorate Richie leveling up as a front-of-house server.
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** Of all things, Love Story by TaylorSwift, {{Music/TaylorSwift}}, to commemorate Richie leveling up as a front-of-house server.
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** Of all things, Love Story by TaylorSwift, to commemorate Richie leveling up as a front-of-house server.
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Sydney and Marcus are both in the wrong as well as Carmy, but what makes Carmy "the bad guy" is the power differential and the lack of control he exhibits.. At the end of the day he is their boss, and it is never acceptable to scream obscenities at a subordinate, especially in full view of the other staff. He further crosses the line when he puts his hands on Marcus—and is honestly lucky Marcus didn't decide to hit him. However, all of this was completely intentional by the writers, so i don't think it counts under UU or US. Especially considering that, as monumental as his blowup was, it's all solved with a simple, heartfelt apology.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Syd and Marcus were subject to this in light of "Review": while the episode frames everyone as being at least somewhat in the wrong, many viewers complained that the episode paints Carmy as the bad guy when he was understandably cracking under a crisis that Syd created and Marcus unwittingly contributed to.
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* HarsherInHindsight: Carmy's romantic arc with Claire in Season 2 and its rather heartbreaking conclusion hits harder when you consider that Jeremy Allen White's wife filed for divorce about a month before the season's release.
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** The recurring use of "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WJa3eUczYaM New Noise]]" by {{Music/Refused}}. Used in the series premiere as an intro that somehow ''effortlessly'' blends into the aforementioned "Old Engine Oil", in season 2 it's used twice as a build-up tune that takes little to ''no'' effort to get the viewer pumped up to see what's next.
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* NightmareFuel: If you're a survivor of workplace abuse, Carmy's flashbacks are ''uncomfortably'' accurate.
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** If you're a survivor of workplace abuse, Carmy's flashbacks are ''uncomfortably'' accurate.
** If you're a survivor of workplace abuse, Carmy's flashbacks are ''uncomfortably'' accurate.
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** Donna's meltdown in "Fishes" is a chilling, self-destructive spiral that ends with her driving into the living room. As Mikey bashes on the door trying to get her out, she is seen chuckling, all the while Carmy and Nat look on in stunned shock.
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* AmbiguousDisorder: It's unclear exactly what's wrong with Donna. While it's clear that she has a drinking problem, multiple people have speculated whether she also has bipolar disorder or BPD.
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* NightmareFuel: If you're a survivor of workplace abuse, Carmy's flashbacks are ''uncomfortably'' accurate.
** The show's depiction of deadlines in general is terrifyingly accurate. The staff are shown constantly on tight deadlines, and the [[ClusterFBomb constant use of the word "fuck"]] only makes things ten times more intense. Episode 7, "Review", in particular is too much for those who have ever been too close to a deadline.
** The show's depiction of deadlines in general is terrifyingly accurate. The staff are shown constantly on tight deadlines, and the [[ClusterFBomb constant use of the word "fuck"]] only makes things ten times more intense. Episode 7, "Review", in particular is too much for those who have ever been too close to a deadline.
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* JerkassWoobie: Richie is a crude, rude, self-righteous and overall obnoxious man-child whose devotion to tradition drives much of the show's tension. He's also a man grieving the death of his best friend, a father who doesn't get to spend as much time with his daughter as he wants (and has to deal with his ex bad-mouthing him to her), and a man who's losing his role in the restaurant, the one place where he feels he belongs. As much as you want to punch him in the face, it's hard not to feel bad for the guy.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Syd and Marcus were subject to this in light of "Review": while the episode frames everyone as being at least somewhat in the wrong, many viewers complained that the episode paints Carmy as the bad guy when he was understandably cracking under a crisis that Syd created and Marcus unwittingly contributed to.
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* WTHCostumingDepartment: There are several health code violations in every episode. Some of it us TruthInTelevision, as not everybody would follow them.
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** Aprons need to be taken off if not in the kitchen, but Carmy and Sydney go everywhere with theirs, even on the toilet or outside to smoke.
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** Aprons need to be taken off if not in the kitchen, but Carmy and Sydney go everywhere with theirs, even on the toilet or outside to smoke.smoke.
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That's not ACI, that's how we are meant to interpret her character. Richie is the one who doesn't realize what the problem is with such a story, and we're not really supposed to feel bad for him for her not being interested in him.
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: The woman Richie has a date with is rather uptight. Or is she? Richie is currently telling her a story of how he is hanging out with his friends at a bar at 6 AM, being a drunk nuisance, and is insisting when she repeatedly tells him no, she doesn't want to do something. This would raise some flags in most people.
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* DiagnosedByTheAudience: Carmen suffers from flashbacks about his former boss and dead brother. He also says, "Who doesn't?" when Richie tells him he has panic attacks.
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* AwesomeMoments: Carmy's monologue in episode 8, which runs an impressive 7 minutes, also doubling as a TearJerker. Where Carmy lays all his problems bare in only 7 minutes and over the course of them, understands what his problem is, but also realizes he's more vulnerable than he thinks he is.
* AwesomeMusic: The show's soundtrack is absolutely ''killer''. From the moment you hear "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHWQ88ODtLQ Old Engine Oil]]" by The Budos Band over the opening montage in episode 1, you know you're in for a wild ride.
* AwesomeMusic: The show's soundtrack is absolutely ''killer''. From the moment you hear "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHWQ88ODtLQ Old Engine Oil]]" by The Budos Band over the opening montage in episode 1, you know you're in for a wild ride.
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* AwesomeMoments: SugarWiki/AwesomeMoments: Carmy's monologue in episode 8, which runs an impressive 7 minutes, also doubling as a TearJerker. Where Carmy lays all his problems bare in only 7 minutes and over the course of them, understands what his problem is, but also realizes he's more vulnerable than he thinks he is.
*AwesomeMusic: SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: The show's soundtrack is absolutely ''killer''. From the moment you hear "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHWQ88ODtLQ Old Engine Oil]]" by The Budos Band over the opening montage in episode 1, you know you're in for a wild ride.
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* AwesomeMoments: Carmy's monologue in episode 8, which runs an impressive 7 minutes, also doubling as a TearJerker. Where Carmy lays all his problems bare in only 7 minutes and over the course of them, understands what his problem is, but also realizes he's more vulnerable than he thinks he is.
* AwesomeMusic: The show's soundtrack is absolutely ''killer''. From the moment you hear "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHWQ88ODtLQ Old Engine Oil]]" by The Budos Band over the opening montage in episode 1, you know you're in for a wild ride.
* AwesomeMusic: The show's soundtrack is absolutely ''killer''. From the moment you hear "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHWQ88ODtLQ Old Engine Oil]]" by The Budos Band over the opening montage in episode 1, you know you're in for a wild ride.
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* CrossesTheLineTwice: Xanax bottle in the kids' punch, anyone?
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* SugarWiki/FunnyMoments: Upon first seeing Richie and Fak's brawl in ''Sheridan'', Carmy's reaction is nothing more than a stoic [[DeadpanSnarker "Oh, that's cool"]] and to toss some water on them.
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** Creator/JonBernthal as Carm's affable and charismatic brother Mikey in a flashback, showing a glimpse of their closeness before their eventual falling out.
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** Creator/JonBernthal as Carm's affable and charismatic brother Mikey in a flashback, showing a glimpse of their closeness before their eventual falling out.out.
* WTHCostumingDepartment: There are several health code violations in every episode. Some of it us TruthInTelevision, as not everybody would follow them.
** Carmy and Tina should wear hair nets.
** Aprons need to be taken off if not in the kitchen, but Carmy and Sydney go everywhere with theirs, even on the toilet or outside to smoke.
* WTHCostumingDepartment: There are several health code violations in every episode. Some of it us TruthInTelevision, as not everybody would follow them.
** Carmy and Tina should wear hair nets.
** Aprons need to be taken off if not in the kitchen, but Carmy and Sydney go everywhere with theirs, even on the toilet or outside to smoke.
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: The woman Richie has a date with is rather uptight. Or is she? Richie is currently telling her a story of how he is hanging out with his friends at a bar at 6 AM, being a drunk nuisance, and is insisting when she repeatedly tells him no, she doesn't want to do something. This would raise some flags in most people.
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** Creator/MollyRingwald as the moderator of Carm's AA meeting in episode 3, who gives a very emotional speech of how she enabled her dead husband's alcoholism and imparts a lesson about steering clear of toxic environment, a lesson that would eventually become key to Carm's CharacterDevelopment.
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** Creator/MollyRingwald as the moderator of Carm's AA meeting in episode 3, who gives a very emotional speech of how she enabled her dead husband's alcoholism and imparts a lesson about steering clear of a toxic environment, a lesson that would eventually become key to Carm's CharacterDevelopment.
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*OneSceneWonder: The first season features some fairly recognizable actors in very brief guest starring roles.
** Creator/JoelMcHale as the abusive head chef in Carm's flashback in episode two. Many viewers with a restaurant kitchen background noted it was sadly very [[TruthInTelevision true to reality.]]
** Creator/MollyRingwald as the moderator of Carm's AA meeting in episode 3, who gives a very emotional speech of how she enabled her dead husband's alcoholism and imparts a lesson about steering clear of toxic environment, a lesson that would eventually become key to Carm's CharacterDevelopment.
** Creator/JonBernthal as Carm's affable and charismatic brother Mikey in a flashback, showing a glimpse of their closeness before their eventual falling out.
** Creator/JoelMcHale as the abusive head chef in Carm's flashback in episode two. Many viewers with a restaurant kitchen background noted it was sadly very [[TruthInTelevision true to reality.]]
** Creator/MollyRingwald as the moderator of Carm's AA meeting in episode 3, who gives a very emotional speech of how she enabled her dead husband's alcoholism and imparts a lesson about steering clear of toxic environment, a lesson that would eventually become key to Carm's CharacterDevelopment.
** Creator/JonBernthal as Carm's affable and charismatic brother Mikey in a flashback, showing a glimpse of their closeness before their eventual falling out.
