Finally got around to watching the third season of The Bear. It was good, but I still feel like Season 2 was it's peak. Season 2 felt like a ticking bomb that could go off at any moment. Season 3 felt like the aftermath of that bomb. Season 4 is going the be last season and I am ok with that.
Homicide: Life on The Street on Peacock. This was my favorite show of the mid-nighties, and it's finally on a streaming platform. It's surprising, how many of these episodes I remembered from back in the day. This show was full of great characters, who had arcs that would make you either love them or hate them, but they were just being human. Sure, that sounds like most characters on tv today but, back then was something fairly new. Most of the creative staff and a lot of actors went on to have roles in The Wire, which at times feels like a lose sequel to Homicide, or more correctly, Homicide was a prototype for The Wire. Fun fact, anyone who likes John Munch, from Law and Order, this is the show where that character originated from.