The New Mockumentary "Stumble" Follows a Cheer Coach's Journey
The comedy series Stumble premieres on NBC Friday, November. This fresh mockumentary centers on a committed cheer coach striving to build a competitive squad in a small Southern town.
How to Watch "Stumble"
Cord cutters can watch the premiere live via streaming platforms Fubo and DIRECTV, both offering free trials to new subscribers. New episodes will also be available on Peacock, released every Saturday.
Streaming Platforms Overview
- Fubo: Known for live TV streaming, it costs $84.99 per month after a free trial and provides over 100 channels plus unlimited DVR.
- DIRECTV: A leading streaming service with plans starting at $89.99 after a 5-day free trial. It offers many live TV channels and customizable genre packs.
- Peacock: Offers access to blockbuster movies, popular TV shows, and Peacock originals like The Traitors, Poker Face, and Twisted Metal. Pricing begins at $7.99 per month with three plans available.
"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."
Stumble combines humor and heartfelt moments through the coach's determination to excel in a competitive environment.
Author's summary: The series Stumble offers a humorous look at a cheer coach’s dedication to forming a winning team, streaming on NBC and major platforms with flexible viewing options.