WARNING: This article contains spoilers from The Bear.

The Bear is gearing up for its fourth season, but who are the big names that have already made an appearance in this Disney+ and Hulu drama?

It's been a year since we last saw Carmy Berzatto (portrayed by Jeremy Allen White) and his crew receive their review from The Chicago Tribune, with the 10-part drama set to return this week.

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In addition to the high-stakes kitchen scenes, The Bear is known for its celebrity cameos sprinkled throughout the first three seasons.

While the list of celebrities appearing in the fourth season hasn't been revealed yet, let's take a look back at all the stars who've graced the show so far and could potentially make a comeback.

Actress Olivia Colman, renowned for her roles in Broadchurch, The Crown, and The Favourite.

She is behind Chef Terry in seasons two and three whose restaurant Ever was closed down in the series three finale.

Chef Luca from Copenhagen helped to train Marcus (L-Boy) in the second series and popped up in Chicago during season three as Ever closed its doors for the last time.

Actor Will Poulter has been in a number of high profile shows and films including Guardians of the Galaxy, Warfare, We’re The Millers and Black Mirror’s Bandersnatch.

Tiffany’s (Gillian Jacobs) ex-fiance Frank, played by Josh Hartnett, appeared in season three with Richie (Ebon Moss-Bachrach) coming face to face with him at last.

Actor Josh Hartnett is remembered for starring in Pearl Harbor, 40 Days and 40 Nights, Black Hawk Down, as well as horror film Trap which came out last year.

Jamie Lee Curtis brought the Berzatto matriarch Donna to life in seasons two and three with the series four trailer teasing her making a comeback for the next batch of episodes.

Most recently, Curtis has starred in the Freaky Friday sequel Freakier Friday, as well as The Last Showgirl with Pamela Anderson.

Actress Sarah Ramos, who will be recognised from City Girl and Parenthood, appeared as part of the waiting staff in season three with hints that she could be a new romance for Richie.

Chef Field was Carmy’s verbally abusive boss who has impacted his mental health since working under him in New York.

He returned in season three with Carmy trying to confront Field who sadly refused to apologise for his behaviour.

Actor Joel McHale has been in Community, Ted, Blended, Animal Control and Yellowjackets.

Carmy’s cousin Michelle was brought to life by actress Sarah Paulson in series two of The Bear.

Paulson is best remembered for starring in American Horror Story, Ratched, Run, Glass and Ocean’s 8.

Animal Kingdom and Life of the Party star Molly Gordon featured in series two as Carmy’s childhood friend and love interest Claire and briefly returned in flashback moments last year.

Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul star Bob Odenkirk appeared in the unforgettable season two Christmas episode as Uncle Lee.

He had a troubled relationship with Mikey (Jon Bernthal) which led to a dramatic fight.

Rchie’s ex-wife Tiffany popped up in both series two and three, and was brought to life by Community and Love actress Gillian Jacobs.

Big Mouth star John Mulaney featured in flashback scenes in series two as Michelle’s (xx) boyfriend in New York.

He once again showed up in season three, sharing the screen with White and giving more of an insight into Carmy’s past.

Back in season one, Pretty in Pink and The Breakfast Club legend Molly Ringwald made a brief appearance as the moderator in Carmy’s first Alcoholics Anonymous meeting.

Carmy’s late brother Mikey, played by Jon Bernthal, appears in flashback scenes with the chef and the rest of the family.

Actor Bernthal may best be known for playing Shane Walsh in AMC’s post-apocalyptic drama The Walking Dead.

Wrestler-turned-actor John Cena cropped up in the third series as Fak’s brother Sammy.

The Bear's fourth season premieres on Wednesday, June 25th, on Hulu in the US and Thursday, June 26th, on Disney+ in the UK.