The Challenge: Battle of the Eras season 40 episode 3 premieres on Wednesday, August 28 at 8 p.m. You can watch the premiere live on DirecTV Stream (free trial), Philo (free trial), or Fubo TV (free trial).

The presenter of the series is TJ Lavin and takes place in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.

The candidates come from a variety of reality shows and have all participated in previous seasons of “The Challenge” and other series.

Here is the information you need to make a Free live stream of “The Challenge: Battle of the Eras” online without cable.

How to watch The Challenge: Battle of the Eras without cable

If you don’t have cable TV or don’t have a cable connection, you can live stream The Challenge: Battle of the Eras on one of the following streaming services:

Philo (free trial)

Philo is remarkably affordable for the amount of content it offers: There are more than 70 live channels, the ability to stream from three devices simultaneously, and a 365-day DVR with unlimited storage. Subscribers also have access to thousands of movies and TV series on demand. The service costs $25 per month. Several packages that include premium channels like Epix and Starz are available for an additional fee. The service offers a seven-day free trial that includes all the features of the full subscription.

DIRECTV Stream (free trial)

In addition to ABC, Freeform, ESPN, and the other Disney channels, DIRECTV Stream offers CBS, NBC, and FOX, which sets it apart from most live TV streaming services. Plus, a subscription gets you access to more than 65 other channels in the basic package, including Nickelodeon, MTV, CNN, vh1, and more. But DIRECTV Stream’s biggest selling point is that it’s the best deal for live and regional sports coverage. Add to that over 65,000 on-demand titles and the Cloud DVR, and you have a diverse, versatile service that can meet all your streaming needs. The basic package costs $64.99 per month and offers a wide range of add-on options. DIRECTV Stream offers a five-day free trial.

Fubo TV (free trial)

Fubo is considered the ultimate live TV streaming service for anyone looking to ditch cable. A subscription gets you access to over 100 channels (depending on your region), 30 hours of DVR storage, and tons of on-demand content, mostly episodes of shows that have aired in the past few weeks. Fubo also offers ABC and the ESPN family, making it a top option for sports fans. The service costs $74.99 per month and offers a number of add-on options. The standard package includes a seven-day free trial.

When does “The Challenge: Battle of the Eras” air?

The 40th season of The Challenge: Battle of the Eras continues with the third episode on Wednesday, August 28th at 8 p.m. on MTV. The episode runs until 9 p.m., followed by a series of reruns of Ridiculousness.

What channel is MTV on?

You can use the channel search on your provider’s website to find it: Verizon Fios, AT&T U-verse, Comcast Xfinity, Spectrum/Charter, Optimum/Altice, DIRECTV, Dish.

How to watch The Challenge: Battle of the Eras online on demand

If you missed an episode of The Challenge: Battle of the Eras or want to watch the series online back to back as soon as it becomes available, look for it on DirecTV Stream (free trial) or Philo (free trial) or Fubo TV (free trial).

How to watch The Challenge: Battle of the Eras if you’re not in the US

If you’re not in the US, you can still sign up for Fubo TV, Philo, or DIRECTV Stream using a VPN and set your location to a US server.

Some of the safest options include ExpressVPN or NordVPN. Both services offer massive discounts as well as a 100% money-back guarantee within the first 30 days.

What is The Challenge: Battle of the Eras about?

According to the official MTV website: The challengers arrive for their first challenge, but are shocked to learn that they will initially compete within their eras. Politics begins as players must make their case to avoid elimination night.

Here’s a look at the highly anticipated Johnny Bananas vs. Paulie face-off from the latest season of The Challenge, courtesy of the show’s official YouTube channel:

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Joseph Rejent reports on television and writes about live television, streaming services and cord cutting. He can be reached at [email protected].