. >> part of her wanting to work in the restaurant is be close to carmy, get the connection she's beenrately seeking from him. >> be the smoke, cherry, that sort of world. >> reporter: io ebeborie charming audiences as sydney, at carmy's side as he launches the bear. >> i think the root of their relationship is it's passion and it's respect and seeing that same fire. they want to push themselves, they want to push each other. is it always the best? i don't know. but i think that that's maybe the root of it. >> i'm so very grateful for this. >> reporter: a standup comic and tv writer, adeborie is a breakout star, snagging a golden globe and an emmy for her role. white and backarack taking home emmys too, as well as the show winning for outstanding comedy. this show has been a cultural phenomenon. >> i don't know how you can anticipate anything like that. we were truly shocked. i'm still kind of shocked. >> it's real. i think it's real. there's like -- these characters resonate with a lot of people. >> what's up, man? >> reporter: one of the most talked-about episodes in the last season

the bear returns for their highly anticipated 3rd season as carmi and company opened a fine-dining establishmenttime wednesday, june. 26. >> new spinoff of the hit sci-fi series orphan black is streaming now on amc. plus krysten ritter stars in orphan. black echoes. >> yes. intend to keep. >> the new comedy, my lady jane explores what might have happened england's lady jane grey if he hadn't been executed after a power struggle for the throne. see it tomorrow on amazon prime friday on apple tv. plus, there's the new animated series one block following a woman who's grown up in an underground bunker. she sees the surface for the first time and the 2nd half of the first season of the reboot of that 90 show comes to netflix starting tomorrow this is just getting worse by new movies this week, a personal assistant to an egotistical movie finds out that he's now dating or nicole kidman, zac efron and joey keane, costar in the romance of family affairs friday on netflix. keep going on like this. going well for you fancy oscar nominee lily gladstone stars as indigenous woman a fund of missing loved one

we do like a crossover with "shogun." [ light laughter ] so it's like a crazy -- carmy he hits his heade characters -- >> jimmy: oh, wow. >> -- from our world and their world. you have to watch it. >> jimmy: wow. >> it will make sense. >> jimmy: wow, that's great. no spoilers. [ applause ] that sounds interesting season. >> that framing, yeah. >> jimmy: we can say something. >> we can? >> jimmy: yes. you directed an episode. >> oh yeah, i did. i did. >> jimmy: that's amazing. are you kidding me? [ cheers and applause ] did you always have the directing bug in you? >> no. the opposite. i really never -- i was so afraid of it. and i met chris storer, who created the show, when i was like 22 or something. and when we first met, he was like "you're a director." and i was like, "no, i just think i'm nosey." [ laughter ] and he was like "you're a a director. whenever you have a spare second, just like come on set, ask me questions, watch movies, let's talk about movies and tv." >> jimmy: really? >> and just kind of put me through a little mini -- >> jimmy: he felt it though. he's like, "you h

season one of the fx hit introduced us to carmy, a young chef returning home to chicago to run his family's struggling sandwich shop after a heartbreaking death in the family in season two. we saw the evolution of that sandwich shop and its staff to high end restaurant. and now in season three, which drops tonight, they've got their sights set on culinary excellence. entertainment reporter joelle gargiulo from our sister station in new york, talked with the multi-emmy award winning cast. >> what if i wanted to open a restaurant? >> well, we call this place. >> you could call it a love letter to the restaurant industry. you feel good to see. we're open and acclaimed dramedy about family, friendship and food refire. >> it's not perfect. it doesn't go out. >> it's the bear. and it is back in the kitchen for season three. >> this is what you wanted, right? >> fans certainly did. and do the show has become a cultural phenomenon. >> it's a good thing, right? >> yeah. no. it's great. >> from the high stakes kitchen culture to the family and chosen family dynamics. yo, can i break this up? >> yes.