A fine-dining chef inherits his late brother's Chicago sandwich shop along with its debts and its staff. Everyone shouts, nobody leaves, and occasionally the food is very good.
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- Subjective avg 4.5
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- Acting avg 5
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- Music & Sound avg 4
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- Pacing & Editing avg 4.5
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IMDb
9/10
Letterboxd
4.5★
- Fresh
Rotten Tomatoes
4.5★
TMDB
9.0/10
Trakt
9/10
Metacritic (user)
9/10
Percent
87.7%
Ratings by level
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| Level | Everyone |
|---|---|
| The show itselfWeight 2 — the show judged as a whole | 87.71 rating |
| Seasons, averagedWeight 1 — each season counts once | not rated |
| Episodes, averagedWeight 1 — each episode counts once | not rated |
| Everything, combinedWeighted 2:1:1, renormalised over the levels with a rating | not ratedone level rated so far |
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Cast
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- Writing
- Christopher Storer
- Cinematography
- Andrew Wehde
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