Carmy and his team have returned for the fourth season of “The Bear,” and after leaving fans hanging with a major cliffhanger, they’re diving right into intense challenges.

The show features Jeremy Allen White as Carmy, Ayo Edebiri as Sydney, Ebon Moss-Bachrach as Richie, Liza Colón-Zayas as Tina, Abby Elliott as Sugar, Matty Matheson as Neil, Oliver Platt as Uncle Jimmy, and Lionel Boyce as Marcus.

Season three concluded with Carmy receiving the critical Chicago Tribune review – a review that could decide the fate of the restaurant – yet viewers were left in the dark about its contents.

On The Red Carpet spoke with Boyce and Elliott about what fans can expect in this pivotal season.

“The restaurant is still where it’s at, it’s struggling. And Sydney and Carmy are continuing to have to adapt and make adjustments,” said Elliott.

“This show’s been about speeding to open up this place. It’s open and now it’s about keeping it open,” Boyce said.

He also noted that this season will not be like the last three.

“I think Chris (Storer, creator of “The Bear) and everyone does a good job of making every season feel completely different. So I think the surprise will be how different this season feels from previous seasons.”

Season four is definitely different for Elliott!

“Now that Sugar’s a mom, she’s torn between having to stay home and be cozy in that post-partum period and then work at the restaurant and what does that look like. It’s a struggle that every new mom who loves their job has to deal with,” Elliott said.

All ten episodes of “The Bear” season four are streaming now on Hulu and Hulu on Disney+.

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