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After months of anticipation<\/a>, Chicago-set kitchen dramedy The Bear<\/em> is set to return to screens on June 27. And Ebon Moss-Bachrach<\/strong>, the actor who plays chaos agent<\/a> turned front-of-the-house-mastermind Richard \u201cRichie\u201d Jerimovich, is bracing for the worst. All ten episodes of the series will drop on Hulu that day, inspiring countless Instagram \u201cwatching now\u201d posts of chef Carmen \u201cCarmy\u201d Barzotto (Jeremy Allen White<\/strong><\/a>) captioned with drooling variations on \u201cyes, chef.\u201d But for Moss-Bachrach, the adulation is more aggressive (as befits Richie, one supposes) and involves endless catcalls of a shared nickname.<\/p>\n Though the show is currently off the air, \u201cI get a lot of comments,\u201d Moss-Bachrach tells The Guardian<\/em><\/a>. \u201cPeople yell \u2018Cousin!\u2019 at me all day<\/em>.\u201d<\/p>\n He\u2019s referring, of course, to the sobriquet traded most frequently between Carmy and Ritchie, even though the two aren\u2019t related. (It\u2019s a controversial choice<\/a> to have the pair call each other \u201cCousin,\u201d one disputed as inauthentic by some<\/a> Chicago residents.)<\/p>\n