The Bear Season 2's Christmas Fight Has One Unscripted Explosion: 'Let Me Go Crazy'

Jon Bernthal reveals that one explosive scene during the Christmas fight in The Bear season 2 episode 6, 'Fishes,' was actually improvised.

Jon Bernthal reveals that one scene during The Bear season 2's explosive Christmas fight scene was unscripted. The acclaimed dramedy returned on Hulu this past June and managed to maintain the critical acclaim the show received in season 1 for its direction and performances.

SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Oh, the table flip definitely wasn’t scripted. But it’s still a testament to Chris. I was like, “Hey, man, you gotta let me kind of go crazy at least once!” I do a lot of action stuff and I’m aware of how big of a reset that it is, where the food is meticulously laid out and it’s so specific and is a character within itself. He definitely gave me the green light.

In The Bear, Mikey is the older brother of Carmy and Natalie Berzatto, and the former owner of a sandwich shop called The Beef. He committed suicide just before the start of the show, which in turn prompts Jeremy Allen White's Carmy, a New York chef, to return home to Chicago to take over Mikey's shop and carry on his legacy.

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