From Chicago's Original Beef to the acclaimed Fishes episode, put your knowledge of FX drama The Bear to the test. How many can you get right?
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▶ Play this quizThe Original Beef of Chicagoland is inspired by real Chicago institutions serving Italian beef sandwiches — a staple of the city's food culture.
The Bear's Chicago setting is integral to the show, with the city's iconic Italian beef sandwich culture central to the plot of the first season.
Jeremy Allen White plays Carmy, a fine-dining chef who returns to his family's chaotic sandwich shop — a role that earned him a Golden Globe for Best Actor.
Jeremy Allen White lost significant weight and trained extensively in real kitchens to prepare for the role of Carmy, even staging at a Michelin-starred restaurant in Chicago.
Richie's journey from chaotic front-of-house manager to polished fine-dining professional is one of the most celebrated character arcs in the series.
Abby Elliott, daughter of comedian Chris Elliott, was a cast member on Saturday Night Live before landing the role of the warm but anxious Sugar in The Bear.
Ebon Moss-Bachrach won the Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series for his portrayal of Richie in Season 2.
The episode 'Review' was filmed almost entirely in one continuous take and is widely regarded as one of the most technically impressive pieces of television in recent memory.
Jamie Lee Curtis won a Golden Globe for Everything Everywhere All at Once, and brought that same chaotic, emotionally raw energy to her portrayal of the volatile Berzatto matriarch Donna.
Jon Bernthal's portrayal of Michael in The Bear is largely through flashbacks and a pivotal voicemail, yet his presence haunts the entire series.
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