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‘The Bear’ Prepares for One Last Dinner Service in Final Season Trailer

The new and final season of The Bear premieres on June 25, with all eight episodes available to stream on Hulu and FX

‘The Bear’ Prepares for One Last Dinner Service in Final Season Trailer

Ayo Edebiri and Jeremy Allen White in ‘The Bear’

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Cheyenne Roundtree
By Cheyenne RoundtreeJun 08, 2026
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It’s closing time for The Bear.

In a new trailer for the fifth and final season, the scrappy Chicago kitchen crew pull themselves together in the immediate aftermath of head chef Carmy (Jeremy Allen White) hanging up his apron and leaving behind the food industry.

But that’s the least of their problems. Sydney (Ayo Edibiri), Richie (Ebon Moss-Bachrach), and Sugar (Abby Elliott) have to hold strong against the building being sold out from underneath them, torrential flooding, deliveries being cut off, food shortages, and constant money troubles.

The remaining hope, as it has been for the past four seasons, is to see if they can manage to turn around a dumpy, family-run sandwich shop to a fine-dining establishment worthy of a Michelin star.

The new and final season of The Bear premieres on June 25, with all eight episodes available to stream on Hulu and FX.

Last month, the show revealed its fifth season would be its last. “Ultimately, they learn that what makes a restaurant ‘perfect’ might not be the food, but the people,” a tagline read.

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