The Bear Season 4 tracks Carmy’s emotional growth, but his shocking finale decision proves he’s still stuck in old patterns.

Guest star Brie Larson plays a surprising part in a pivotal episode of 'The Bear' season 4, which is now streaming in full on ...

SPOILER ALERT: The following review evaluates Season 4 of “The Bear.” While major plot developments have been withheld to preserve the viewing experience, the network has requested spoiler ...

It’s an underwhelming, poorly-explained pivot, since the beginning of the season implied the more dire scenario (*). Still, it’s the end of the money, if not the end of The Bear.

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‘The Bear’ Season 4 Finds a Better Blend for Its Ingredients This Time Jeremy Allen White, Ayo Edebiri and the rest of the cast return for more family chaos, restaurant funding woes, but also ...

I'll admit: I finished season 4 yesterday afternoon, then went to bed feeling a little shorted by the finale, which at times feels like an off-Broadway staging of The Bear.

Season 4 is the second-half of a two-season arc, and there’s no evidence “The Bear” needed two seasons to get from Carmy insisting they change the menu every day (non-negotiable No. 4) to ...

Reviews for The Bear Season 4 dropped around the same time that all the episodes premiered, and enough ratings have been registered that it has finally earned a Rotten Tomatoes score.

With Season 4, The Bear is essentially giving us the same advice once offered by another wise Chicago native, one some even refer to as that city's sausage king: Life moves pretty fast.

“The Bear” Season 4 — 2.5 stars (out of 4) Where to watch: Hulu From left: Ebon Moss-Bachrach as Richie and Lionel Boyce as Marcus in Season 4 of "The Bear." Nina Metz is a Tribune critic.