Season 3 of the "bear" was full of chambers. The Seine presented herself in Kuco, a joke as one of the fax that wanted to "persecute" others. Oshosh Hartnet was on a comeback -beck tour that year, playing the new fiancée of Tiff and also starred in M. The nightly messy thriller of the "Trap" chip, And Elloel McHail returned as chef David Shields after briefly appearing in the first two seasons. Carmi remembers the chef spraying poisonous insults to him while serving dishes with broken sauces and imagines him watching him eat in the new bear improvement there to split all the hard work of Carme.

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In Season 3, Carmi finally invites chef David for all the mental and physical damage he caused: ulcers, panic attacks and nightmares. Carmi wants to say "f *** you", but he is too wounded. Elloel McHail has a perfect face break, while taking care of his former student, waiting to be told, "You are welcome" because he flips him in the form as a great chef today. Chef David Humgley declares that he has given Carmi "trust, leadership and ability", insisting that the relentless, high-pressure atmosphere that has cultivated it-forcing Karmas to have zero life outside the kitchen-the only way to achieve it.

The draconian methods of chef David are quite contrary to the values ​​learned by Carms within the modest kitchen of the bear, a workplace allegedly built on heat and mutual respect. But if Carms is not careful, he will find himself to turn his own chef David. After confessing to the fields, Carms experienced a cadar rushing tears and laughter, pointing out that he might have finally got rid of the fields with Chakhold on his subconscious. Since we only get a look at Carma's hostile relationship with the fields, we remain to wonder who this influential but toxic figure is.

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David Shields is the main chef of the Empire Restaurant in Michelin in New York, where Carma appeared. Chef David runs a narrow boat and requires absolute perfection from his staff in the kitchen. His appearance depicts his obsession with control and precision, with his leaf hair, strict black frames and evenly cut beard. His view is focused on laser, and his mouth woven into frown while slipping through the kitchen in order. His eyes and ears are trained to catch even the slightest drawback.

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Chef David only keeps asking worker, "Why?" In his dead voice while trying to explain her mistake. He rolled to karms and chews him for hiring "f *** idiots" and that there is a short man complex. He calls him "terrible" and "talented", and then pushes him to "go faster, mother *** er". Chef David even adheres to Carms, "you need to be dead". This cruelty psychologically destroys karms. When he returned to Chicago, he describes the chef fields as "the worst and one of the best chefs in the world".

During the end of season 3, Shields has been invited to the closure of the culinary hotspot so far, along with other prized chefs, including Carms. After their heated exchange, Shields are walking towards the bathroom, which shows no signs of remorse or change, believing that its authoritarian methods are what creates stars. It is unclear whether we will see David in Season 4 (which Prime Ministers on June 25 at Julu) or any future seasons of the "bear", but from the reaction of Carmi to finally face him, it seems that Carmi has achieved peace - even if he does not get the answer he wanted. The damage can still be there, but karms will have to be completely treated.

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Eloel McHail gave GQ a little insight in David Shields's psychology and inspirations. He says the role was based on the chefs in real life Thomas Keller and Daniel Hum. Both are known for their demand for kitchen environments defined by long hours, high expectations and competition. Keller even makes a similar technique of whispering to his employees to intimidate them (according to McHail "Late evening with Seth Meyers"). FF officials deny that chef David was based on those specific chefs, but McHail was clearly influenced by them.

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McHail believes that David, like many well -known tyrannical chefs, sees the kitchen as his kingdom:

"I think many of them get drunk on power. I think there is a small part of them who are sadists and enjoy the cruelty. I don't know if Daniel Hum and Thomas Keller go away, but my character certainly does. I think my character enjoys it."

David is a belief that the tactics of fear and mental exhaustion are necessary to achieve greatness, but McHail disagrees with these methods:

"I think some people believe it's a way to expose people who can't handle work, despite people's nurturing and let them decide whether this is something for them ... I always responded to coaches who wanted and helped to craft you, unlike screams."

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As for the future of chef David, Elloel McHail believes that his abuse will catch him, and "He is likely to fall apart at some point and wind running down the street without pants." Carmi would like to witness this and believe that there is more to be a valued chef than to belittle your protectors.