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For Summer Variety, FX Hits the Spot

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July 24 - August 13, 2023

ANYONE SEEKING FLAVOR in their TV menu should sample without delay the delectable treats FX is serving up this summer, either on the traditional FX cable network or on its streaming platform Hulu, where many of the company’s newer high profile projects now premiere exclusively.

- MATT ROUSH

For Summer Variety, FX Hits the Spot

Those with discriminating palettes may have already devoured the brilliant second season of The Bear, a sumptuous dramedy that burrows into the emotional chaos within a Chicago family restaurant that spends most of the 10 episodes closed for renovation. Season 2 is all about renewal: not just for the former sandwich shop now going upscale as The Bear, but for its staff, led by brooding celebrity chef Carmy Berzatto (Emmy favorite Jeremy Allen White) and his ambitious sous-chef Sydney (sly Ayo Edebiri), eager to show what she’s made of and what she can make.

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