Los Angeles, CA – The hit FX series, “The Bear,” stole the show at the 81st Golden Globe Awards, taking home multiple honors. The show was awarded Best Comedy Series, while Jeremy Allen White and Ayo Edebiri won the Best Actor and Actress in a Comedy Series, respectively. The Golden Globe voting committee were impressed by the series, which beat out tough competition from other shows such as Ted Lasso, Abbott Elementary, Jury Duty, Barry, and Only Murders in the Building.
During the acceptance speech, Lionel Boyce, who plays Marcus on the show, took the opportunity to express gratitude to the restaurant community for their support. He acknowledged the highs and lows that the industry faces and thanked them for embracing the show as they tell their stories.
“The Bear” premiered its second season in June and has already been renewed for a third season, set to begin production in February. The show follows the journey of Carmen “Carmy” Berzatto, a young chef who returns to Chicago to run his family’s sandwich shop after a tragic loss. Season 2 explores the transformation of the restaurant and the personal journeys of the crew as they confront their past and strive to become who they aspire to be.
The success of “The Bear” is not limited to the Golden Globe Awards, as the show is also nominated in 13 categories, including Outstanding Comedy Series, at the upcoming Emmys on January 15th.
In summary, “The Bear” emerged victorious at the 81st Golden Globe Awards, receiving recognition for Best Comedy Series and Best Actor and Actress in a Comedy Series. The show, which explores the challenges and triumphs of the restaurant industry, resonated with the Golden Globe voting committee. With a third season in the works and multiple Emmy nominations, “The Bear” continues to captivate audiences worldwide.