What To Watch On June 25, 2025: Yes, Chef! ‘The Bear’ Season 4 Is Finally Here

Updated 6 hours ago, June 25, 2025

It’s a long-awaited day today as Jeremy Allen White makes his return to our screens as Chicago’s favorite chef in need of some serious therapy, but hey, we couldn’t love him more unless he could feed us five star meals through the screen. Amazon has a new series dropping, and we can’t forget about the NBA Draft. Check out everything you need to watch today, below:

Will ‘The Bear’ stay in business?

Watch On Hulu

Carmy and crew are back for the fourth season of FX’s acclaimed and anxiety-fueled series about an Italian Beef stand turned aspiring Michelin star restaurant. We’ve watched the individual transformations of employees from the front of the house and back of the house, as they rise to the excellence of the occasion, all while Carmy avoids the fallout of that fateful breakdown inside the walk-in cooler. The end of Season 3 brought us Carmy’s reaction to the dreaded Chicago Tribune review, and by the looks of the trailer, The Bear isn’t out of hot water financially yet. Will this be the season the ragtag group finally turns things around, wins the coveted star, and patches up Carmy’s love life? We’ll all collectively be binging until we have our answer.

New on Amazon: Countdown

Watch On Prime

A new crime thriller hits Prime today from creator of Chicago Fire and FBI: International, Derek Haas. Centering around an LAPD detective who is pulled into a covert task force made of multiple agencies in the wake of the murder of a Department of Homeland Security officer, the investigation uncovers a conspiracy that threatens the entire city of Los Angeles. It’s an action packed series headed up by Jensen Ackles, Eric Dane, and Jessica Camacho. The premiere includes three full episodes, with weekly drops to follow.

Where to stream the 2025 NBA Draft

Round 1 of the NBA Draft starts promptly at 8 p.m. ET tonight, and luckily there are several options to tune in live. Cable subscribers can use the ESPN app, otherwise ESPN+ and ABC apps will have you covered. Live streaming subscriptions to FuboTV, Hulu + Live TV, YouTube TV, and Sling TV should also grant access to ABC or ESPN channels for the live event.