At this point, it’s tradition: the last week of June means it’s time to return to “The Bear.”
The fourth season of the acclaimed FX dramedy premieres tonight, June 25, with 10 new episodes.
While Season 3 followed the staff of The Bear as they got the new fine-dining restaurant up and running, many questions were left open-ended in the Season 3 finale.
It ended with the crew reading the Chicago Tribune review that can make or break their business. What did it say? Will The Bear be able to overcome the dire financial straits teased in the Season 4 trailer? Is Chef Sydney leaving Carmy to work for Chef Adam? Which celebrities will cameo in the new season?
Per Hulu, Season 4 will “find Carmy, Sydney and Richie pushing forward, determined not only to survive, but also to take The Bear to the next level. With new challenges around every corner, the team must adapt, adjust and overcome. This season, the pursuit of excellence isn’t just about getting better — it’s about deciding what’s worth holding on to.”
The wait is nearly over. In just a few hours, there will be 10 new episodes of “The Bear” for your watching and rewatching pleasure.
All 10 episodes of “The Bear” Season 4 will be released at 8:00 p.m. ET tonight, June 25, on Hulu.
“The Bear” is a FX on Hulu original, meaning the only place you can stream the series is on Hulu.
Hulu costs $9.99/month with ads and $18.99/month without ads, but all new subscribers get a 30-day free trial (with ads) before payment kicks in — so if you subscribe today, you’ll be able to watch “The Bear” for free as long as you watch all 10 episodes in the next 30 days.
Like Season 3 before it, Season 4 of “The Bear” will have 10 episodes; all 10 episodes will drop on Hulu at once.
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It’s possible that we’ll see new faces throughout Season 4 of “The Bear,” but here are the cast members confirmed to return in the new block of episodes, per the trailer:
At the time of publishing, “The Bear” has not been renewed for a fifth season yet.
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