After the jaw-dropping cliffhanger in The Bear Season 3, fans have been anxiously awaiting the next chapter in The Bear Season 4. As the new season approaches, we’re here to break down everything we know so far.
From cast updates and sneak peeks to plot twists and what’s next for Carmy Berzatto (Jeremy Allen White) and his eclectic team, read on for all the exciting details about the upcoming season.
When will The Bear Season 4 be released?
Season 4 of The Bear is set to debut in 2025, though the specific month and date for the premiere are still to be revealed. Keep an eye out for updates as the year progresses.
Who is part of the Cast in The Bear Season 4?
Based on the latest footage, many beloved characters will be making a return in The Bear season 4, including Carmy (Jeremy Allen White), Sydney (Ayo Edebiri), Richie (Ebon Moss-Bachrach), Tina (Liza Colón-Zayas), Marcus (Lionel Boyce), and Fak (Matty Matheson). Additionally, Abby Elliott is expected to reprise her role as Natalie, while Jamie Lee Curtis will once again play the role of Donna, the Berzatto family matriarch. More surprises and cast reveals are likely as the new season approaches, so keep an eye out for updates.
What Can We Expect from The Bear Season 4?
As The Bear gears up for its fourth season, it will dive straight into the aftermath of the intense cliffhanger that closed season three. Ebon Moss-Bachrach shared his thoughts with Men’s Journal, noting, “The show is really good about picking up right where it left off.” He continued, recalling the final scene of season three, “We see Carmy standing under the L train, reading a text about a review that clearly leaves him conflicted. I imagine that in season four, they’ll likely return to the restaurant the next day to figure out how to deal with that review.”
While the official details for The Bear Season 4 are still under wraps, there are a few lingering questions that need answering. The most pressing one revolves around the review from the Tribune that wrapped up Season 3. Was it positive or negative? With terms like “sloppy” and “inconsistent” appearing, it doesn’t sound too great. However, Carmy, being the perfectionist he is, often sees things through his own, sometimes distorted, lens. It’s worth noting that the review also included praise, calling the restaurant “brilliant,” “excellent,” and “innovative.” So, it’s unclear where things will go from here, but fans will certainly be eager to see how it all unfolds.
Sydney’s future is one of the biggest questions heading into Season 4. She’s caught in a tough spot between staying at a chaotic but familiar workplace and seizing the chance to lead the kitchen at Chef Shapiro’s new restaurant. Despite being urged by several people, including Sugar, to sign the partnership contract, she hasn’t made a decision yet. In the Season 3 finale, we saw her break down with a panic attack, torn between leaving the restaurant she helped build and moving forward with her own career. It’s clear that her sense of loyalty is being tested, and she’s facing a difficult choice about what comes next.
How to Watch The Bear Season 4
The Bear is exclusively streaming on Hulu, so a subscription is required to watch the upcoming Season 4. Hulu provides two options: a $7.99 per month plan with ads, or an ad-free experience for $17.99 per month. If you’re looking to catch up, all three previous seasons are already available to stream, so you can easily binge-watch the show before the new season drops.
Is There Going to Be a Season 5 of The Bear?
After rumors that The Bear filmed both its third and fourth seasons simultaneously, fans began wondering if the show was wrapping up soon—similar to what happened with Atlanta. When asked about it, FX’s Landgraf shared that it’s ultimately a creative decision. He pointed out, “We really don’t know yet. These choices are driven by the creative team. For example, Sterlin Harjo decided Rez Dogs would only have three seasons. When it comes to The Bear, it’s Chris Storer’s call. It’s all about how much more story he wants to tell. Of course, I’m hoping for more than just one more season, but if it comes down to one great season or a few mediocre ones, I’d much rather see one incredible one. It all depends on the creative direction.”
