How to Watch 'Big Brother' Season 21 Without Cable
Ah, America. Plenty of other countries may have stopped making Big Brother, but season 21 is officially a go 'round here. The theme this year is "camp," but sadly in the "summer camp" way and not the "Met Gala 2019" way. This season has contestants like Holly Allen, a "wine safari guide," to which I say - a) what even is this job? b) how can I become one? There's even a guy who could basically be Jason Momoa once you've had a few G&Ts. What more could you want?!
In true BB fashion, the drama has already begun (no spoilers here - but it turns out one of the contestants dated a different contestant's aunt, awks) and you definitely won't want to miss it. However, if you're like me and you don't have a TV (let alone cable) because you're the walking stereotype of a millennial, worry not - there's still a ton of different ways to watch.
Go straight to the source with CBS All Access
One of the easiest ways to watch the new season of BB is with a CBS All Access account. There's a seven day free trial, after which a subscription is $5.99 a month or $9.99 a month if you hate ads (who doesn't?). The latter also lets you play videos offline, so you won't have to let spotty subway internet affect your commute watching.
Or just add it on to your Amazon Prime
Ah, Amazon P, where would I be without you (probably having to wait so long in shipping that my impulse purchases definitely feel like a bad idea). If you’ve already got Amazon Prime (FYI, an Amazon Prime free trial is 30 days or six months if you're a student), you can get seven days of an CBS All Access subscription free directly to your account. After that, it’s $5.99 per month. Even the older series require a CBS All Access addition or a season/episode purchase, so unfortunately even a nostalgia trip won't be free for long.
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Next, there's fuboTV
Not just for sports fans! fuboTV also offers a seven day free trial, but a subscription after that is, to quote the website, "just $54.99 per month." If the word "just" followed by the words "$54.99 per month" makes you shudder, maybe steer clear of this option.
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Or give Hulu Live TV a try
Then, there's Hulu's Live TV package, which offers the option to watch each episode live on CBS. After another seven day free trial, the package is $44.99 per month.
Anyways, just going to leave this here...
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