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The Bear Season 4 Premiere Date Episode List and Guest Appearances
The Bear Season 4: Release Date, Time, Cast, and All You Need to Know
The heat is back on in the Chicago kitchen as the acclaimed comedy-drama The Bear returns for its highly anticipated fourth season. Since its 2022 debut, The Bear has captivated audiences with gritty storytelling and authentic restaurant life, and this new chapter promises more of everything fans love.
When and Where to Watch The Bear Season 4
All ten episodes of The Bear season 4 drop simultaneously on Wednesday, June 25, 2025. Viewers in the US can stream the entire season exclusively on Hulu, with FX also hosting the premiere that evening at 8 p.m. Eastern Time. This binge-ready release echoes last season’s strategy, letting fans devour Carmy’s latest culinary drama in one sitting. If you’re new to the series or want to catch up, all previous seasons are available to stream as well.
In the UK and other regions, The Bear releases on Disney+, with a similar all-at-once rollout. For details on international streaming and subscription options, check out the official Hulu guide on where and how to stream the show.
What to Expect This Season
The Bear centers on Carmen "Carmy" Berzatto—portrayed by Emmy-winner Jeremy Allen White—as he pursues restaurant excellence after transforming his late brother’s sandwich shop into a destination dining hotspot. With the launch of The Bear restaurant complete, season 4 sees Carmy and his loyal team facing new challenges, both in the kitchen and with each other.
Showrunner Christopher Storer has maintained a tight lid on detailed plot spoilers, but teasers and trailers reveal intense kitchen drama, moments of levity, and a relentless quest for a Michelin star. The working family dynamic remains a central driving force, with ambition, tension, and personal stakes higher than ever.
To get a taste of what’s coming, fans can watch the official season 4 trailer on Hulu’s dedicated The Bear page.
Full Cast and Returning Faces
Jeremy Allen White leads the ensemble as Carmy, joined once again by:
- Ebon Moss-Bachrach as Richard “Richie” Jerimovich, Carmy’s friend and right-hand man
- Ayo Edebiri as Sydney Adamu, a culinary prodigy and Carmy’s fiercely driven sous chef
- Lionel Boyce as pastry chef Marcus
- Abby Elliott as Carmy’s sister Natalie “Sugar” Berzatto
- Liza Colón-Zayas as Tina Marrero, a seasoned line cook turned mentor
- Matty Matheson as handyman Neil Fak
- Oliver Platt as Uncle Jimmy, the family’s financial backer
- Molly Gordon as Claire Dunlap, Carmy’s on-again-off-again love interest
Notably, Jamie Lee Curtis returns as Donna Berzatto, the troubled matriarch whose performance previously earned her an Emmy for Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series. She made a memorable presence in season 3, especially during pivotal family moments, and her complex relationship with Carmy and Sugar is expected to deepen this season.
British actor Will Poulter, who made a splash as pastry chef Luca, has indicated in interviews—most notably with the Los Angeles Times—his willingness and excitement to return, fueling fan anticipation for more character-driven kitchen scenes.
In past seasons, The Bear wowed viewers with standout guest appearances from talents like Olivia Colman, Bradley Cooper, John Cena, and celebrity chefs René Redzepi (Noma), Thomas Keller (The French Laundry), and Christina Tosi (Milk Bar). While no new surprise guests are confirmed for season 4, speculation is rife on social media, and fans are watching closely for hints in the trailer and cast announcements.
The Hype and Social Media Buzz
Season 4 has generated significant online anticipation. From Instagram community pages to high-profile tweets, fans are sharing their theories and excitement for Carmy’s next chapter. Expect a flood of real-time reactions and new memes once episodes are live, reflecting the show’s growing pop culture footprint.
Why The Bear Remains Essential Viewing
With its authentic kitchen chaos, nuanced character studies, and sharp wit, The Bear continues to elevate culinary drama on TV. Whether you’re invested in Carmy’s quest for perfection or love the ensemble’s found-family dynamic, this new season is poised to deliver more of the raw, heartfelt storytelling that made the series a cultural phenomenon.
For more details, revisit comprehensive guides at Hulu and press reviews at Men’s Journal and ABC News. And don’t forget to stream the new season on June 25—this is one kitchen you’ll want to return to.
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