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Real Love & Family Vibes!

Ebon always has to check up on his daughter Ayo 🥹😭🥹

These two have my heart

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They really are family. This is nice to hear.

The Bear family 🥹

They all have dinner together once or twice a week 🥹😭

A cast that cooks together stays together

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Set at the iconic Dorothy Chandler Pavilion in Los Angeles, the premiere livestream begins July 21 at 7 p.m. PT and will feature real-time interviews with the star-studded cast: Pedro Pascal, Vanessa Kirby, Joseph Quinn, and Ebon Moss-Bachrach.

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Are they not tired of debating the same nonsense? Is this the only story they could come up with from the Emmy nominations? I am now letting them know my thoughts on their unnecessary think pieces. More of us in this fandom need to do the same.

My comment:

This debate is tired. The Television Academy makes the rules and allows The Bear to be submitted in the comedy category. Let's be real, Hacks is also a dramedy that the Academy allows in the comedy category. It's not a comedy just because it centers on the professional relationship between a young comedy writer and a legendary stand-up comedian. So, where is their discourse?

Vulture recently published an article, "Inside the Whisper Campaign to Unseat The Bear As the Emmys’ Best Comedy," in which Emmy voters spoke anonymously about how they despise The Bear and their plan to make sure it never wins again in the comedy category. You would think a better use of their time would be to appeal to the Television Academy to include a dramedy category. In recent years, these television shows were dramedies. Still, they were in the comedy category, and they did not receive the venom and think pieces from the media and bloggers like The Bear: Barry, The Flight Attendant, Dead To Me, The Kominsky Method, Orange Is The New Black, Cobra Kai, and Atlanta.

So, is it pure envy of the exceptional creativity of Chris Storer, the talent of the cast and crew, and their number of awards that is the real reason for this discourse?  Drama? Comedy? Dramedy? Who cares? I think we should celebrate it all and then throw some awards into whatever boxes make sense at the moment.

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Andrew Wehde, the Cinematographer for The Bear discusses his work on the series with Go Creative Show podcast.

Podcast link ☝️

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After The Hunt Trailer

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Correction

Ayo Edebiri Makes Emmy History

Leave it to Variety to get it wrong. They did not even have Ayo on their nomination predictions list.

Here is the correct information thanks to Film Updates, who is a huge supporter of Ayo and everything The Bear.

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Ayo, a grateful queen!

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Ayo Edebiri Makes Emmy History

Leave it to Variety to get it wrong. They did not even have Ayo on their nomination predictions list.

Here is the correct information thanks to Film Updates, who is a huge supporter of Ayo and everything The Bear.

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Additional Nominations

The Bear

Emmy Nominations

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The Bear Receives

13 Emmy Nominations!!

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The Television Academy’s eligibility rules state that shows in contention for the 2025 Emmys must have aired between June 1, 2024-May 31, 2025.

Consider this: premiering a new season of a show during the voting window is an effective way of keeping a show fresh in everyone’s mind. And this happened last year with The Bear too, when it premiered its Season 3 right when Season 2 was in Emmy contention. So when voting was happening, viewers had just seen a deeply emotional Season 3 episode centered around Liza Colón-Zayas’s character, Tina. Colón-Zayas won Outstanding Supporting Actress, even though it was the previous season that was in contention — an example of a new season helping to highlight talent and remind voters.

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Collider lists their predictions for the Primetime Emmy Award nominations ahead of tomorrow’s announcement.

The 77th Primetime Emmy Award nominations will be announced tomorrow, Tuesday, July 15, at 8:30 a.m. PT / 11:30 a.m. ET. You can watch the announcement live on the Emmy Awards website and the Television Academy's YouTube channel. Links listed below

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