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The Bear (season 4)

In Season 4 of The Bear, Carmy pushes the team to elevate The Bear restaurant to Michelin-star status, enforcing intense standards that strain relationships. Sydney steps into a leadership role, grappling with self-doubt and team friction. Richie refines the front-of-house operations, seeking purpose after personal loss. Natalie balances motherhood with managing the restaurant’s finances. The season follows their high-pressure pursuit of culinary excellence, culminating in Carmy’s decision to step back, leaving Sydney, Richie, and Natalie to lead as he seeks personal clarity. The post The Bear (season 4) first appeared on Worth it or Woke.

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The Cat in the Hat 2025

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Eyes of Wakanda

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The Running Man (2025)

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Smoke

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The growing disparity between what audiences think about a program and that of the “professionals” has finally increased to the point that it can no longer be ignored. So, we have decided that our religious conservative voice needs to be heard, and so we bring you Worth it or Woke.

Everyone is biased but we wear ours out in the open for all to see, so much so that we’ve built it right into our critique model. Right alongside with what we think about the story, performances, and visuals, we let you know if the woke quotient (woketient) is distractingly high, tolerable, or not there at all.