"Dancing With the Stars" brings Broadway to the ballroom for "Wicked Night." Here are the best free streaming options available now.

Now that cutting the cord is all the rage — and with fresh seasons of your favorite NBC shows currently underway for the rest of 2025 and into 2026 — it's time to reveal the best way to watch new Law & Order episodes if you don't have cable.

The new TLC docuseries follows individuals on life-changing weight loss journeys with bariatric surgeon Dr. Charles Proctor.

If you want to watch Crown Jewel but don’t have a cable service airing the show or an ESPN Unlimited subscription, here’s are the ways to watch: 1. Go to ESPN’s website and sign up for ESPN Unlimited, which costs $29.99 per month or $299.99 annually. There also is an option to bundle with Disney and Hulu but no free trials.

Two castaways embark on a special duo journey in the latest episode airing October 22 at 8/7c on CBS, with streaming options available on Paramount+ and Fubo.

None of this is to say that there will be a resurgence in cable and satellite subscriptions. The more poignant message here is the notable dissatisfaction and discontent with mainstream streaming services, which are often criticized for increasing prices, increasing ad loads, and fragmented content.

It seems the way we watch things is definitely changing! Cable TV used to be the standard in most American houses. But things are different; Streaming is becoming more and more popular, like watching TV over the internet.