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Roush Review: A Menu of Mea Culpas in ‘The Bear’s Fourth Season
- The fourth season of The Bear premiered Wednesday on FX on Hulu, continuing the story of chef Carmy and his struggling Chicago restaurant.
- The fourth season emerged from surplus material originally written for the third season, which faced criticism for its inconsistent reception and an overemphasis on art-house elements at the expense of narrative cohesion.
- Carmy faces a countdown clock set by investor Uncle Jimmy, who demands the restaurant fixes its financial troubles in 60 days or closes.
- Carmy confessed to Sydney that he no longer loves being a chef and does not know who he is outside the kitchen, while the staff confronts uncertainty about the restaurant's future.
- With the business's fate unresolved and no confirmation of a fifth season, the finale implies The Bear might end but leaves open a tentative new beginning.
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‘The Bear’ review: Apologies and reconciliations lift the mood in Season 4
By Robert Lloyd, Los Angeles Times [FX on Hulu has asked that a spoiler alert head any detailed reviews of the new, fourth season of “The Bear.” And while this review is not really detailed, everyone has their own idea of what constitutes a spoiler. So, read on, if you dare.] Most television series, and not just the best ones, are organic. You can plan in a vague way, but you learn as you go along — what the actors can do, what characters are go…
There will only be one real spoiler in this review of the fourth season of The Bear, but it is revealed in the first minutes of the premiere, and it is impossible to talk about the return of the gastronomic drama without delving into it. So, if you don’t want to know if the Chicago Tribune review of the restaurant (i.e., the theme of the third season’s suspense ending) was positive or negative, come back later. The full season is available right…
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Roush Review: A Menu of Mea Culpas in ‘The Bear’s Fourth Season
They've lowered the temperature on the dysfunction, which is a blessing as everyone — including master chef Carmy (Jeremy Allen White) — strives to do and be better as a ticking clock decides the restaurant's fate.
Here's how 'The Bear' season 4 finale ends and what that cliffhanger means
Is this the beginning of the end?FX Ayo Edebiri and Jeremy Allen White in 'The Bear' season 4This article contains spoilers for the season 4 finale of The Bear.The Bear just served up yet another cliffhanger, but the potential end of the award-winning series is starting to take shape.Carmy (Jeremy Allen White) spent season 4 healing his psychological trauma — he finally sat down with his mother, Donna (Jamie Lee Curtis), for an emotional reunion…
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