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Watch: Trailer for the brand-new season of FX’s The Bear on Disney+
FX’s multi award-winning series, The Bear, is back for an unmissable fourth season exclusively on Disney+. Watch the trailer below.
After transforming his deceased brother's struggling sandwich shop into one of Chicago's most exciting high-end restaurants, Carmy Berzatto and his closer-than-family team of staff are back - fighting to survive, push forward, and take The Bear to the next level in season 4.
Season 3 ended with a cliff-hanging "to be continued" message - leaving fans with a rake of questions. Will Sydney stay, after having her head turned by an elusive offer elsewhere? Will Richie attend his ex's wedding? And will The Bear manage to keep afloat following a Chicago Tribune review, with Cicero threatening to stop funding the restaurant if what's published is unfavourable?
Speaking of the no-nonsense investor, he's added a new clock in the kitchen this time around, which displays how much money The Bear has left before it has to cease operations. It's an added headache to Carmy's long list of family, financial and personal struggles, as he battles to achieve perfection and a coveted Michelin Star.
Starring Jeremy Allen White, Ebon Moss-Bachrach and Ayo Edebiri, the multi-award-winning The Bear is back with all the grit, heart, and chaos you’ve always craved.
- Catch up on seasons 1-3 of The Bear now and stream all episodes of brand-new season 4 exclusively on Disney+ from June 26th. Watch the trailer below.
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