The New Mockumentary ‘Stumble’ Debuts on NBC
The comedy series Stumble premieres on NBC Friday, November 8. This mockumentary follows a committed cheer coach striving to build a competitive team in a small Southern town.
Streaming Options for Cord Cutters
Viewers without cable can stream the premiere live via Fubo and DIRECTV, both offering free trials for new subscribers. New episodes will also be available on Peacock, with weekly premieres on Saturdays.
Fubo Streaming Service
- Popular live TV streaming platform for cord cutters
- Base package includes 100+ live channels
- Features unlimited DVR
- Pricing starts at $84.99 per month after the free trial
DIRECTV Streaming Platform
- Industry-leading streaming service
- Offers extensive live TV channels and customizable genre packs
- Plans start at $89.99 per month following a 5-day free trial
Peacock Streaming Service
Peacock allows subscribers to watch blockbuster movies, hit TV shows, and popular originals, including The Traitors, Poker Face, and Twisted Metal.
- Three subscription plans available
- Starting price is $7.99 per month
"Stumble follows a dedicated cheer coach who attempts to stage the ultimate combat by training a competitive squad in a small Southern town."
Summary: The comedy series Stumble launches on NBC with multiple streaming options, spotlighting a cheer coach's quest to build a winning team in a Southern town.