'The Bear' is back: See Season 4 trailer, release date, cast, where to watch
'The Bear' is back: See Season 4 trailer, release date, cast, where to watch
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Yes, chef! A new season of "The Bear" is nearly ready for takeout.
FX's hit dramedy series finished cooking up another batch of heart wrenching episodes, with Season 4 premiering next month.
Season 3 of the award-winning show concluded last June, ending on a cliffhanger with Sydney (Ayo Edebiri) having a panic attack over whether she should leave the Chicago restaurant. A new trailer that dropped May 20 shows the characters grappling with a harsh review from a food critic, financial uncertainty around their new business and a toxic work culture that's existed since Season 1.
"Look we could do this. We can take care of people. We can make it calm, we can make it delicious. We can make people happy," Jeremy Allen White's Carmy says in the trailer. "I don't want this place to be chaos."
The trailer also teased a poignant reunion between Carmy and his estranged mother Donna, a role that won Jamie Lee Curtis her first Emmy last year.
Here's what to know about Season 4.
When does Season 4 of 'The Bear' come out?
All 10 episodes of Season 4 of "The Bear" will premiere on Wednesday, June 25.
How to watch 'The Bear"
All three seasons FX's "The Bear" are available to stream on Hulu, with the incoming fourth season also available to watch on the streaming service.
"The Bear": Stream on Hulu
Watch 'The Bear' Season 4 trailer
How many episodes are in 'The Bear' Season 4?
'The Bear' Season 4 consists of 10 total episodes, all premiering on Wednesday, June 25.
'The Bear' Season 4 cast
Jeremy Allen White returns as head chef Carmy, a role that has won him two consecutive Emmys for. Meanwhile, Ayo Edebiri returns as Sydney, Carmy's sous chef and Ebon Moss-Bachrach return as Richie, the manager at The Original Beef.
The Season 4 cast of "The Bear" includes:
Jeremy Allen White
Ayo Edebiri
Ebon Moss-Bachrach
Lionel Boyce
Liza Colón-Zayas
Abby Elliott
Matty Matheson
Oliver Platt
Molly Gordon
Jamie Lee Curtis
Edwin Lee Gibson
Corey Hendrix
Oliver Platt
Ricky Staffieri
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