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Show: We Bare Bears
Episode: 7
Year: 2015

Writer(s): Manny Hernandez, Madeline Sharafian, Bert Youn

I'm sorry I didn't take an actual photo like I usually do off my tv or computer for this one, but for something of this magnitude I wanted to capture the entire image to show you the glory that is this episode. Within a mere 4 episodes, We Bare Bears has already proven itself to be one of the finest cartoons ever to hit Cartoon Network. It's actually a better attempt at slice-of-life than even Steven Universe believe it or not; and it has 3 talking bears as its protagonists. I can relate more to these 3 bears than I could to Garnet, Amethyst or Peal, although I can still relate to them all the same. I could be reveiwing the episode Chloe today and showing you one of the finest mature child characters since Steven Quartz Universe himself, but I think that episode gets enough praise as it is, and besides that this episode is the latest one to air as of yesterday.

Right off the bat I'm going to explain just what the big deal is about this particular episode: it managed to do the SpongeBob episode To Love a Patty CORRECTLY! Yes it managed to do one of the most bizarre, stupid and honestly disgusting romance plots ever made, CORRECTLY! And yes I'm fully aware shows like Rocko's Modern Life and Happy Tree Friends have also done this plot very well, but none of them have the real raw heart and emotions that this episode brings to the table to make this bizarre inanimate object attraction feel truly legitimate and heartbreaking.

When Grizz, Panda and Ice Bear decide to get their munch on at Purrito's Mexican restaurant, Grizz learns of a burrito challenge that wouldn't be out of place in Man Vs. Food, only a bear is doing the challenge. By my estimation I'd say Grizz ate about 30 different a burritos in 15 minutes! Now that's Jenga my friend. But he's got one last burrito, and it is the MOTHER of all burritos! Standing at 6 feet tall and containing every ingredient Purrito has, THIS is Grizz's final challenge! However, it becomes clear very quick that he has a very odd sense of comfort and love for this totrilla and aluminum foil wrapped concoction. Now, unlike SpongeBob who fell in love with a Krabby Patty that wasn't any different than any other Patty that HE MAKES, the burrito Grizz shares a bromance with is clearly made out to be a very special piece of food, I mean, Purrito closed down just to MAKE this monstrosity! Kinda like the Monster Krabby Patty from All That Glitters only it's not a stupid plot device used to force sadness.

Grizz and his "best buddy" Burrito are pretty much inseparable. These two do everything together, like going to the amusement park, getting coffee and even sunbathing, which cannot be good for a piece of food that size, all of these activities done in a montage to a romantic song, kinda like that OTHER episode! Only this song, "Chillin'' doesn't devolve into a screeching annoyance and doesn't cause Grizz to murder a bunch of innocent birds. And throughout the time they spent together, people kept staring at them, they're all: "what the fuck am I looking at here?" Just like in Rock-a-Bye Bivalve.

Eventually Panda and Ice Bear become fed up with Grizz and his "new friend" because they haven't been hanging out for a very long time, like I'd assume at least a week or more given the montage, not six fucking hours! Enough time was given to Grizz and the burrito to where we can actually see it sort of have a real identity and personality unlike Patty. Plus that burrito is starting to smell like a dirty diaper in the hot sun after so much time. Plus as Panda and Ice Bear find out, there are A LOT of people who have taken romatic or friend-like relationships with foods; like a man in Japan marrying a bowl of ramen or somebody ADOPTING a jar of pickles! They abandon their friends and families, quit their jobs and some even become hermits!

So finally, on one really dark and stormy night, Ice Bear and Panda do the thing Patrick and Sandy should have done and "kidnap" Burrito in an effort to snap Grizz out of his paraphilia. This eventually leads to a chase up an electrical tower, while lighting is striking. While the bears are safe, the burrito gets hit and explodes into what I'm gonna call a pile of brown shit, and it gets all over EVERYONE! That's one more thing this episode did well, for the entirety of the episode, the burrito was encased in an aluminum foil wrapping, protecting it from the outside elements while it rotted and decayed inside. We didn't see it rot at all for ourselves untill the end, which is another reason To Love a Patty was so fucking gross, also Grizz never ate the gross thing! This explosion eventually snaps Grizz out of his delusional statement and it ends with them all having what amounts to a shitball fight before they go home to shower. The exploded burrito isn't gross in the slightest, in fact it's only shit by smell, it more or less just looks like mud, which isn't really that gross.

But it doesn't end just there my friends. The most important part, which all of these prior episodes failed to do is done here. It has to give us an ACTUAL REASON for why Grizz would fall in love with a giant burrito! Throughout the episode, we are shown flashbacks of when a baby grizzly cub was saved by the fire department after he had climbed up a tree, which a lot of poor cubby-poos do in real life. That cub, was Grizz. He embraces the fireman's arm, which does in fact look like a wrapped up burrito about his size with a warm embrace of love during a storm much like the one seen in the present.

Now, Grizz was just a baby when this all happened so of course he isn't going to remember the exact reason for why he was so enticed by the burrito, which makes plenty of sense, this is what we like to call a recovered lost memory. Not many people remember events that occur in their infancy, even when it's very traumatic it mostly becomes an instinct to them with the usually having no reason as to why unless somebody was there like our parents. They managed to not only do this plot correctly, but also very very realistically too. This may also be the first tearjerker for this show, and in hindsight, it makes Grizz's plot from the previous episode Everyday Bears absolutely heartbreaking.

We Bare Bears is owned by Cartoon Network and Turner Broadcasting. The webcomic Three Bare Bears as well as this show were made by #DanielChong .

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Description
Show: We Bare Bears
Episode: 7
Year: 2015

Writer(s): Manny Hernandez, Madeline Sharafian, Bert Youn

I'm sorry I didn't take an actual photo like I usually do off my tv or computer for this one, but for something of this magnitude I wanted to capture the entire image to show you the glory that is this episode. Within a mere 4 episodes, We Bare Bears has already proven itself to be one of the finest cartoons ever to hit Cartoon Network. It's actually a better attempt at slice-of-life than even Steven Universe believe it or not; and it has 3 talking bears as its protagonists. I can relate more to these 3 bears than I could to Garnet, Amethyst or Peal, although I can still relate to them all the same. I could be reveiwing the episode Chloe today and showing you one of the finest mature child characters since Steven Quartz Universe himself, but I think that episode gets enough praise as it is, and besides that this episode is the latest one to air as of yesterday.

Right off the bat I'm going to explain just what the big deal is about this particular episode: it managed to do the SpongeBob episode To Love a Patty CORRECTLY! Yes it managed to do one of the most bizarre, stupid and honestly disgusting romance plots ever made, CORRECTLY! And yes I'm fully aware shows like Rocko's Modern Life and Happy Tree Friends have also done this plot very well, but none of them have the real raw heart and emotions that this episode brings to the table to make this bizarre inanimate object attraction feel truly legitimate and heartbreaking.

When Grizz, Panda and Ice Bear decide to get their munch on at Purrito's Mexican restaurant, Grizz learns of a burrito challenge that wouldn't be out of place in Man Vs. Food, only a bear is doing the challenge. By my estimation I'd say Grizz ate about 30 different a burritos in 15 minutes! Now that's Jenga my friend. But he's got one last burrito, and it is the MOTHER of all burritos! Standing at 6 feet tall and containing every ingredient Purrito has, THIS is Grizz's final challenge! However, it becomes clear very quick that he has a very odd sense of comfort and love for this totrilla and aluminum foil wrapped concoction. Now, unlike SpongeBob who fell in love with a Krabby Patty that wasn't any different than any other Patty that HE MAKES, the burrito Grizz shares a bromance with is clearly made out to be a very special piece of food, I mean, Purrito closed down just to MAKE this monstrosity! Kinda like the Monster Krabby Patty from All That Glitters only it's not a stupid plot device used to force sadness.

Grizz and his "best buddy" Burrito are pretty much inseparable. These two do everything together, like going to the amusement park, getting coffee and even sunbathing, which cannot be good for a piece of food that size, all of these activities done in a montage to a romantic song, kinda like that OTHER episode! Only this song, "Chillin'' doesn't devolve into a screeching annoyance and doesn't cause Grizz to murder a bunch of innocent birds. And throughout the time they spent together, people kept staring at them, they're all: "what the fuck am I looking at here?" Just like in Rock-a-Bye Bivalve.

Eventually Panda and Ice Bear become fed up with Grizz and his "new friend" because they haven't been hanging out for a very long time, like I'd assume at least a week or more given the montage, not six fucking hours! Enough time was given to Grizz and the burrito to where we can actually see it sort of have a real identity and personality unlike Patty. Plus that burrito is starting to smell like a dirty diaper in the hot sun after so much time. Plus as Panda and Ice Bear find out, there are A LOT of people who have taken romatic or friend-like relationships with foods; like a man in Japan marrying a bowl of ramen or somebody ADOPTING a jar of pickles! They abandon their friends and families, quit their jobs and some even become hermits!

So finally, on one really dark and stormy night, Ice Bear and Panda do the thing Patrick and Sandy should have done and "kidnap" Burrito in an effort to snap Grizz out of his paraphilia. This eventually leads to a chase up an electrical tower, while lighting is striking. While the bears are safe, the burrito gets hit and explodes into what I'm gonna call a pile of brown shit, and it gets all over EVERYONE! That's one more thing this episode did well, for the entirety of the episode, the burrito was encased in an aluminum foil wrapping, protecting it from the outside elements while it rotted and decayed inside. We didn't see it rot at all for ourselves untill the end, which is another reason To Love a Patty was so fucking gross, also Grizz never ate the gross thing! This explosion eventually snaps Grizz out of his delusional statement and it ends with them all having what amounts to a shitball fight before they go home to shower. The exploded burrito isn't gross in the slightest, in fact it's only shit by smell, it more or less just looks like mud, which isn't really that gross.

But it doesn't end just there my friends. The most important part, which all of these prior episodes failed to do is done here. It has to give us an ACTUAL REASON for why Grizz would fall in love with a giant burrito! Throughout the episode, we are shown flashbacks of when a baby grizzly cub was saved by the fire department after he had climbed up a tree, which a lot of poor cubby-poos do in real life. That cub, was Grizz. He embraces the fireman's arm, which does in fact look like a wrapped up burrito about his size with a warm embrace of love during a storm much like the one seen in the present.

Now, Grizz was just a baby when this all happened so of course he isn't going to remember the exact reason for why he was so enticed by the burrito, which makes plenty of sense, this is what we like to call a recovered lost memory. Not many people remember events that occur in their infancy, even when it's very traumatic it mostly becomes an instinct to them with the usually having no reason as to why unless somebody was there like our parents. They managed to not only do this plot correctly, but also very very realistically too. This may also be the first tearjerker for this show, and in hindsight, it makes Grizz's plot from the previous episode Everyday Bears absolutely heartbreaking.

We Bare Bears is owned by Cartoon Network and Turner Broadcasting. The webcomic Three Bare Bears as well as this show were made by #DanielChong .

1001 Animations is from

Regulas314