Over the past two years, ‘The Bear: King Of The Kitchen’ has become one of the best and most popular series on Disney+. In addition to a total of 10 (!) Emmy Awards, the series also won three Golden Globes – including best comedy series. While fans are eagerly awaiting the third season of the hit series, which will reach us on the streaming service in June 2024, there is now a surprising update on the future of the celebrated format starring Jeremy Allen White and Ayo Edebiri.
How reported, ‘The Bear’ has already been renewed for a fourth season. Not only that, the new episodes are already scheduled to be shot in Chicago along with the third season episodes. Last week, rumors circulated in the local media in the American metropolis about extended filming of the series, which began on February 26.
“The Bear” Season 4: Greenlighted Yet?
The fact that the third and fourth seasons will be filmed together has sparked widespread speculation online. that the series could possibly come to an end with the fourth season. There have been numerous examples in the past in the film and series sector that combined their final seasons and installments into one film period – including the FX series “Atlanta” and the “Harry Potter” or the “Hunger Games” series. Queue.
Another explanation, however, could be the constantly growing interest in the all-star cast of Jeremy Allen White, Ayo Edebiri and Ebon Moss-Bachrach, who were hired for numerous other projects after the mega-success of the comedy series – and now one extreme has a completely scheme. Moss-Bachrach will soon be in front of the camera as part of the ‘Fantastic Four’ for Marvel, while Ayo Edebiri is being considered for the new sequel ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’.
The renewal of “The Bear” for a fourth season has not yet been officially confirmed. It is also unclear when the new episodes will reach us on Disney+. However, because the previous seasons appeared on the streaming service almost exactly a year apart, a summer 2025 start date is likely. However, the third season of “The Bear” will certainly await us first – in June 2024.