The New Mockumentary ‘Stumble’ Follows a Cheer Coach’s Journey
The comedy series Stumble premieres on NBC Friday, November 8. This fresh mockumentary centers on a dedicated cheer coach aiming to build a competitive squad in a small Southern town.
Where to Watch
- Viewers can stream the premiere live on Fubo and DIRECTV, both offering free trials for new subscribers.
- New episodes of Stumble will also be available on Peacock, with weekly premieres on Saturdays.
Streaming Platforms Overview
- Fubo: A live TV streaming service favored by cord cutters, offering over 100 live channels and unlimited DVR starting at $84.99/month after the free trial.
- DIRECTV: Another leading platform starting at $89.99/month post a 5-day free trial, with various live channels, customizable genre packs, and many other features.
- Peacock: Provides access to blockbuster movies, popular TV shows, and originals like The Traitors, Poker Face, and Twisted Metal. Plans begin at $7.99/month.
"Peacock currently offers its subscribers the ability to stream blockbuster movies and hit TV shows as well as award-winning Peacock originals such as The Traitors, Poker Face and Twisted Metal."
Author’s summary: The new NBC comedy Stumble highlights one coach’s effort to build a cheerleading team and is accessible via Fubo, DIRECTV, and Peacock with flexible subscription options.