The New Mockumentary "Stumble" Debuts on NBC
The comedy series Stumble premieres on NBC on Friday, November 8, following a devoted cheer coach’s mission to build a competitive squad in a small Southern town.
Streaming Options for Cord Cutters
Viewers without traditional cable can stream the premiere live via Fubo and DIRECTV, both offering free trial periods for new subscribers.
- Fubo: A live TV streaming service starting at $84.99 per month after the free trial. It provides over 100 live TV channels and features like unlimited DVR.
- DIRECTV: Leading streaming platform starting at $89.99 per month after a 5-day free trial, offering extensive live TV channels, customizable genre packs, and various user-friendly features.
- Peacock: Streams Stumble with new episodes on Saturdays. It offers blockbuster movies, hit TV shows, and award-winning originals like The Traitors, Poker Face, and Twisted Metal. Plans start at $7.99 per month.
"Stumble will also be available for streaming through Peacock with new episodes premiering on Saturdays."
About the Show
Stumble is NBC’s latest mockumentary blending humor with the challenges of coaching, portraying a passionate leader shaping a spirited team amidst small-town dynamics.
Author’s summary: The mockumentary Stumble humorously captures a cheer coach’s determination to forge a winning squad, available on major streaming platforms with various subscription plans.