The series returns in June in the USA
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The 3rd season of The Bear has a new teaser trailer showing that the chaos in The Bear's kitchen will continue into the new year. The video also gives some clues about the events at the end of the second year. Watch below. In Brazil, the series was until then released by Star+. This streaming service, however, will end on June 26th and its catalog, including The Bear, will be integrated into Disney+. As the new season premieres the day after the merger, it should be released on Disney+.
The first trailer for ‘THE BEAR’ Season 3 has been released.
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It remains to be seen whether the new season will premiere simultaneously with the USA or whether, as happened with the previous two, there will be a delay. In addition to the third season, The Bear has already been renewed for the fourth season, which will be recorded shortly after the third. The Bear follows Carmen "Carmy" Berzatto (Jeremy Allen White), a young chef who has worked in the best restaurants in the world, except for the sandwich shop run by his brother. When her brother dies, Carmy discovers that he left the business in his name and returns to her hometown of Chicago to take over. In the process, he needs to address his traumas so as not to reproduce the brutal culture he has encountered in other kitchens.
The cast also features Ebon Moss-Bachrach, Ayo Edebiri, Matty Matheson, Abby Elliott, Liza Colón-Zayas, Edwin Lee Gibson, Oliver Platt, and Lionel Boyce. In the second season, Bob Odenkirk (Better Call Saul), Molly Gordon (Shiva Baby), and Will Poulter (Black Mirror) are among the new cast in the series created by Christopher Storer along with Joanna Calo. In the second season, we see Carmy and the team transforming The Beef restaurant into the titular The Bear, which means very different challenges, whether economic or bureaucratic. Like the first season, it was received with positive reviews, good viewing figures, and almost unanimous approval from the audience.