FX 正式宣布《大熊餐廳 The Bear》續訂第五季
《大熊餐廳》由 Jeremy Allen White、Ayo Edebiri、Ebon Moss-Bachrach、Lionel Boyce、Liza Colón-Zayas、Oliver Platt、Abby Elliott、Matty Matheson 與 Edwin Lee Gibson 主演，至今已榮獲 21 項艾美獎與 5 項金球獎，成績斐然。
本劇第五季官方預告與確切上映日期尚待公布，敬請期待！目前第四季全集已在港台Disney+平台上線，隨時可線上觀看。
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