Shows like The Bear
Looking for shows that are like The Bear? Take a look at these great shows sorted by online popularity today.
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    1. Bob's Burgers

    #43 most popular show yesterday

    Although an animated comedy, Bob's Burgers' portrayal of a family-run restaurant with its own quirks and challenges shares themes with The Bear, making it a lighter, humorous counterpart for fans interested in the culinary family business setting.

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    2. MasterChef

    #257 most popular show yesterday

    A competitive cooking show where amateur and home chefs vie for the title provides the high energy and stress of kitchen life that viewers of The Bear might find compelling, albeit in a reality show format.

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    3. Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown

    #909 most popular show yesterday

    This travel and food show led by the late Anthony Bourdain combines the exploration of international cuisine with insightful cultural commentary, likely to resonate with The Bear viewers who enjoy culinary storytelling with depth.

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    4. Treme

    #1,242 most popular show yesterday

    Set in post-Katrina New Orleans, Treme explores the lives of residents, including chefs, as they rebuild their lives and their city. The authenticity and cultural reverence of the show might appeal to viewers who appreciate The Bear’s gritty and true-to-life portrayal of the culinary world.

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    5. Chef's Table

    #1,311 most popular show yesterday

    A documentary series that delves into the lives and kitchens of some of the world's most renowned talents in the culinary world. Its intimate storytelling style and cinematic filming would appeal to fans of The Bear’s deep dive into the passion and artistry of cooking.

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    6. Sweetbitter

    #1,450 most popular show yesterday

    A young woman learns about life, love, and the restaurant business in New York City. This series will intrigue fans of The Bear who are drawn to stories about personal growth and the intensity of the hospitality industry.