‘The Bear’ Season 5 Release Schedule: When to Watch the New Episodes


Get ready to let it rip and shout, “Yes, Chef!” one more time — The Bear is coming back for its fifth and final season.

It’s been a year since we last checked in with FX’s Emmy-winning drama (I mean comedy). Season 4 ended with Carmy (Jeremy Allen White) announcing his exit from the restaurant business. Suddenly, Sydney (Ayo Edebiri) and Sugar (Abby Elliott) were put in charge of the struggling food spot. The mission is still to win that Michelin star. Since this is the last leg of the journey to get to the proverbial mountain top, I can only imagine how high the stakes will be in these new episodes.

Lionel Boyce, Liza Colón-Zayas, Matty Matheson, Ricky Staffieri, Oliver Platt, Will Poulter and Jamie Lee Curtis are all returning for the final season.

Read on to find out when to watch season 5 of The Bear.

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When to watch The Bear season 5 on Hulu

All eight episodes of season 5 will stream on Thursday, June 25, on Hulu, as well as internationally on Disney Plus. For those watching on cable, FX will premiere the first two episodes of the season, followed by new episodes airing weekly until the series finale on Aug. 6.

To watch, you can choose from two Hulu plans. The ad-supported version costs $12 a month or $120 a year. If you prefer to skip the commercials, you can sign up for the ad-free version for $19 per month, which doesn’t offer an annual payment option.

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There’s extra value to be had with bundles. You can find Hulu included in a bunch of packages: Hulu, Disney Plus and Max and multiple options bundle Hulu, Disney Plus and ESPN Select together, which offers savings over getting the services separately. You may also be able to score a Hulu free trial, take advantage of student discounts or get the streamer as a perk with T-Mobile, either through their Experience Beyond plan or All-In Home Internet plan.





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