The Bear fans call out Richie’s disappearing wedding band as viewers take note of season three issues

The Bear has captivated fans for the past two years, but lately, viewers have been distracted by continuity issues with the show’s current season.

The third season kicked off on June 26 and viewers have already noticed a few issues that are giving them headaches.

Fans noticed that a glaring editing error was made that affected Richie’s (Ebon Moss-Bachrach) character in the fifth episode of the series, titled Children.

Richie had finally taken off his wedding ring earlier in the season, as he split from his ex-wife Tiffany. But the ring mysteriously reappeared during a phone call with Jessica (played by Sarah Ramos).

“I love a continuity mix-up. In #TheBear S3E5 when Richie is on the phone talking about Chef Terry closing her restaurant, in one scene he is wearing a wedding ring, and after a cutaway and back… no wedding ring,” asked another.

“Richie’s wedding ring continuity lmao #TheBear,” one fan tweeted on X.

“The lack of continuity on The Bear 3×05. No ring, ring, no ring,” noted another.

Additionally, fans pointed out another plot discrepancy, namely that surrounding Tina (Liza Colón-Zayas), whose backstory didn’t match what viewers had already learned about her on the show.

This comes after The Bear debuted with the highest ratings ever for its third season.

The show, which is produced by FX, has generated more than 5.4 million views worldwide in its first four days of streaming, Hulu announced Monday. The Hollywood reporter.

The dramatic comedy, which received a lot of positive reactions on social media after the release of its third season, achieved its best ratings since its launch in 2022, when the series first streamed on Hulu on June 27.

The series, created by Christopher Storer, stars Jeremy Allen White as Carmen ‘Carmy’ Berzatto and Ayo Edebiri as Sydney Adamu.

The cast also includes Ebon Moss-Bachrach, Lionel Boyce, Liza Colón-Zayas, Abby Elliott, Edwin Lee Gibson, Matty Matheson, Corey Hendrix and Oliver Platt.

Season three kicked off on June 26 and viewers have already noticed a few issues that have got them thinking

It comes after The Bear debuted with the highest viewing figures ever for its third season

The total of 5.4 million viewers corresponds to the full screening of the 36-minute debut episode, which the site calls Tomorrow.

The total is a 24 percent increase from the series’ second season premiere in June 2023, when it drew about 4.35 million views.

According to THR, this is a high for the show over a four-day period, and also the highest viewership ever for an FX season debut or a Hulu scripted series.

According to Hulu, the series’ ratings were the third-highest for an original season premiere.

Outside the US, the series can be seen on the streaming service Disney+.

The Bear has gained popularity in recent years, as its second season spent five weeks in the Nielsen Top 10 in June 2023

The Bear has gained popularity in recent years, culminating in its second season spending five weeks in the Nielsen Top 10 in June 2023.

The series also saw a boost in ratings after a stellar showing at the Emmy Awards in January.

The awards included Best Comedy Series, Best Lead Actor in a Comedy Series for White, Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series for Edebiri and Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series for Moss-Bachrach.

The show was also named Best Television Series, Musical or Comedy at the Golden Globes earlier this year, with Edebiri and White winning in their categories respectively.

Edebiri won the award for Best Female Actor in a Television Series, Musical or Comedy, while White won the award for Best Male Actor in a Television Series, Musical or Comedy at the prestigious awards ceremony.

The story of season 3 follows Carmy as he tries to transform his butcher shop into a fine dining restaurant, and his relationships with his coworkers.