Summary

• The Bear season 3 premieres on June 27, with all episodes dropping at once for fans to binge.
• The teaser video hints at Carmy's return to the kitchen amid Chicago's skyline backdrop.
• Clocks in the teaser symbolize the pressure in the fast-paced restaurant as it gears up for the public.

The Bear cast also includes fellow Emmy winners Ebon Moss-Bachrach and Ayo Edebiri.

On Instagram, The Bear season 3 release date is June 27, coupled with a short teaser showing Carmy back in the kitchen. Watch the video below:

The short teaser shows Carmy entering The Bear's kitchen, setting down his notebook and knives. He pauses, and the camera quickly pans out to reveal the Chicago skyline, and that all episodes will be streaming on June 27.

Everything That Was Just Revealed About The Bear Season 3

First and foremost, the short teaser reveals that The Bear season 3 release date is June 27. It was previously announced by FX chairman John Landgraf that season 3 would be released sometime in June, also affirming that, similar to the first two seasons, all episodes would drop at once as opposed to weekly. In turn, The Bear will deliver its first three seasons back-to-back-to-back years in June, which is an impressive turnaround time for the show while maintaining its Emmy-winning quality.

At the 2023 Emmys, The Bear season 1 dominated the comedy category with 10 wins.

The short teaser doesn't reveal much about The Bear season 3's story other than that Carmy is out of the fridge and back in the kitchen. The teaser is set to the tune of "Love on a Real Train" by Tangerine Dream from the soundtrack for Risky Business, which is set in Chicago. The first season featured the Tangerine Dream song "The Dream Is Always The Same," which is also from the Risky Business soundtrack. The second season used "Diamond Diary" by Tangerine Dream, which is from the soundtrack for Michael Mann's Thief, another film set in Chicago.

Also in the teaser, the time "3:10" appears on the digital clock behind Carmy. Though the actual number doesn't appear to hold any significance, the continued presence of clocks acts as a constant reminder of the pressure to perform during service in a fast-paced restaurant, hence the recurrence of "Every Second Counts" in season 2. After the restaurant's semi-successful friends-and-family night during The Bear season 2's ending, every second will surely count as the restaurant prepares to open to the public in season 3.

The Bear is streaming on Hulu.

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