The latest season of “1000-lb Sisters” premiered Sept. 1, bringing fans back into the lives of sisters Tammy and Amy Slaton as they continue their health journeys, navigate new relationships, and work to rebuild their bond.
Slaton sisters fans who missed the season 9 premiere when it aired on TLC still have ways to catch up on demand, including services that offer free trials for new subscribers such as Philo and DIRECTV.
Where is ’1000-lb Sisters’ available to watch?
Several streaming services carry TLC:
Philo is one of the most affordable ways to watch “1000-lb Sisters” live and on demand. The service carries TLC and currently offers a seven-day free trial for new subscribers. After the trial, the Essential plan costs just $25 per month and includes more than 70 live channels, unlimited DVR and on-demand access.
DIRECTV carries TLC and offers a five-day free trial. The service’s base Entertainment package includes more than 90 channels and starts at $59.99 for the first month, then $89.99 per month.
Both Philo and DIRECTV are available to try risk-free, meaning you can cancel at any time without penalty or being tied to a contract.
Hulu + Live TV includes TLC and provides access to more than 100 live channels alongside Hulu’s on-demand library. Eligible new subscribers can receive a three-day free trial. The ad-supported plan currently costs $89.99 per month after the trial period and includes Disney+ and ESPN content.
What happened in the season 9 premiere?
Here’s a spoiler-light preview of what to expect from TLC’s season 9 premiere.
Titled “Play That Funky Music, AI,” episode one focused on Tammy and Amy’s continuing efforts to repair their relationship after previous disagreements strained their sisterly bond. The episode also highlighted Amy’s growing interest in AI-assisted music creation while the rest of the family weighed in on her latest creative pursuit. Meanwhile, Tammy’s relationship with Andrea Dalton reached a big turning point.
You can expect the rest of the season to focus on Tammy’s engagement, Amy’s weight-loss progress, skin-removal surgery discussions, driving lessons, and the sisters’ continued efforts to strengthen family relationships. It’s all about personal growth, relationships, and family this season for the Slatons.
