The New Mockumentary "Stumble" Follows a Cheer Coach’s Journey
The new comedy series Stumble premieres on NBC Friday, November. This mockumentary centers on a devoted cheer coach striving to build a competitive squad in a small Southern town.
Where to Watch
- The series debut can be streamed live via Fubo and DIRECTV, both offering free trials for new subscribers.
- Stumble will also be accessible on Peacock, with new episodes releasing on Saturdays.
Streaming Platforms Overview
Fubo
Fubo is a live TV streaming service favored by cord cutters, starting at $84.99 per month after its free trial. It offers over 100 live TV channels with features like unlimited DVR.
DIRECTV
DIRECTV leads the streaming market with plans beginning at $89.99 after a 5-day free trial. It provides numerous live TV channels, genre-specific packages to reduce unwanted content, and many other useful options.
Peacock
Peacock streams hit TV shows, blockbuster movies, and acclaimed originals such as The Traitors, Poker Face, and Twisted Metal. It offers three subscription plans starting at $7.99 per 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 series Stumble showcases a cheer coach’s efforts to build a competitive team, available via multiple streaming platforms with flexible subscription options.