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The hit Peacock original comedy series The Paper is set to make its broadcast debut on NBC Monday, Nov. 10 at 8:30/7:30c.
For those who may have missed the show’s debut on Peacock earlier this year, The Paper is a mocumentary-style comedy series that follows a documentary crew that sets its sight on a new subject, a historic Midwestern newspaper and the publisher trying to revive it.
How to watch The Paper
Cord cutters who have yet to check out the new series on Peacock can find the series now available for streaming through Fubo and DIRECTV too, thanks to the upcoming network premiere. Both Fubo and DIRECTV offer free trials to new subscribers.
Those looking to binge the entire series can stream the entire 10-episode season through Peacock now.
Fubo is a popular live TV streaming service that appeals to cord cutters looking to enjoy a plethora of live TV channels and helpful features. Starting at $84.99 a month after its free trial, this popular streaming service offers users over 100 live TV channels through its base package and includes helpful features like unlimited DVR.
DIRECTV is one of the leading streaming platforms taking the industry by storm. With plans starting at $89.99 after its 5-day free trial, DIRECTV offers a plethora of live TV channels, tailor-made genre packs to slim down filler overload, and a load of other appealing features.
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. The popular streaming platform offers three plans, and pricing starts at just $7.99 a month.
What to expect from the first episode
Those who plan on watching the series premiere through NBC will be introduced to the staff of the Toledo Truth Teller, a historic Midwestern newspaper. During this week’s episode, viewers tuning in will catch the documentary crew that immortalized Dunder Mifflin’s Scranton branch on the hit comedy series, The Office, as it turns its attention to the newspaper and highlights its publisher’s efforts to revive it.
