Where to watch The Bear on TV streaming platforms in the UK after Emmys win
Succession and The Bear were the big winners at the 75th Emmy Awards on Monday (January 15). Stars of TV, film and beyond descended on Downton Los Angeles’ Peacock Theater for the delayed ceremony, which had been pushed back from September due to the US actors’ and writers’ strikes.
Succession took home six awards just days after dominating the Golden Globes. HBO’s satirical drama took home best drama, best writing for a drama and best performance awards for Sarah Snook, Kieran Culkin and Matthew Macfadyen.
The Bear dominated the comedy categories, taking home six Emmys for its first season including for best comedy series and best writing for a comedy series. Its star Jeremy Allen White was named best actor in a comedy series, while his co-stars Ebon Moss-Bachrach and Ayo Edebiri were named best supporting actor and actress respectively.
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The hit comedy-drama – which also earned four Golden Globes last week – follows award-winning New York chef Carmen “Carmy” Berzatto (White) as he returns to his hometown of Chicago to take over his family’s troubled sandwich shop following his brother’s death. The Bear is created, written and directed by Christopher Storer, who took home the best comedy writing and directing Emmys.
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Jeremy Allen White as Carmen “Carmy” Berzatto in The Bear (Courtesy of Disney Plus)Storer developed the series using a real Chicago sandwich shop run by his friend’s family as inspiration. Since its debut in 2022, The Bear has been met with widespread acclaim and currently holds an overall score of 99 percent on Rotten Tomatoes – while its first series boasts a perfect 100.
Its second season launched in November 2023 and has been renewed for a third to air later this year. But for now, here’s where you can watch The Bear in the UK on TV streaming platforms.
Is The Bear on Netflix?
Sadly for Netflix members, The Bear is not available on Netflix and probably won’t be any time soon. But don’t worry, because there’s other ways to watch the series online and on TV for those in the UK.
Where to watch The Bear on TV streaming platforms in the UK
Both seasons of The Bear are available to stream on Disney+ in the UK, which TV lovers can join from just £1.99 a month with a new limited-time deal. This includes top Marvel and Star Wars films and shows like Echo and the upcoming Agatha: Darkhold Diaries, The Acolyte and Skeleton Crew.
Members can also stream hit shows like Marvel’s Loki, Welcome to Wrexham, Modern Family and hundreds of hours of Disney, Pixar and National Geographic content including Encanto, Lightyear and A Real Bug’s Life. Disney+ has also launched its epic new samurai saga, Shōgun.
The Bear returns for a third season later this yearThere’s no hidden cost with a monthly Disney+ subscription and it can be cancelled any time, while customers can save money if they sign up to an annual subscription. By paying annually, new members can get the equivalent of two months free on Disney+’s Standard or Premium plan, which usually cost £7.99 a month and £10.99 a month respectively.
Savvy shoppers can currently get Disney+ free for a year when pre-ordering the brand-new Samsung Galaxy S24 and get £30 Galaxy Store credit and Apple TV+ free for three months. EE customers can also get Disney+ free for a year with the Galaxy S24 and up to £432 discount with a trade-in, plus Apple TV+ free for six months and free Netflix when choosing a plan with an inclusive extra like the All Rounder.
Over in Currys’ New Year sale, shoppers can bag huge discounts on a range of high-spec Samsung smart TVs that come with six months of free Disney+, as well as up to three months of free Apple TV+. Bargain hunters can save £400 on the 50" Smart 4K UHD Neo QLED TV with Bixby and Alexa, plus up to £250 on selected sound bars alongside free Disney+ and Apple TV+.
Click here to watch The Bear on Disney+. Alternatively a host of other new shows are available on streaming platforms including Amazon’s Prime Video and Apple TV+.
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