‘Stumble’ Peacock Release Schedule: How to Watch More of the Comedy Series
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The mocumentary cheerleading show is taking two weeks off.
Stumble — a new NBC sitcom about the world of junior college cheerleading that also streams on Peacock — won’t be entertaining crowds with a new episode this week. The series, which began airing in November, stars Jen Lyon as Courteney Potter, who gets fired from her job “one championship shy of being the winningest coach in college cheer history.” Stumble follows her as she leads a new, dysfunctional cheer team at Heådltston State Junior College in Oklahoma.
The show also features Taran Killam as Courteney’s husband, and recurring and guest stars include Kristin Chenoweth, Annaleigh Ashford, Busy Philipps and Jeff Hiller. Because of the 2026 Winter Olympics, there won’t be a new Stumble installment this week or next, per NBC. Here’s when you can catch up with the show’s ragtag cheerleading squad.
When to watch more Stumble on Peacock
Stumble will be back on screens later this month. The next episode of the mockumentary series will air on NBC on Friday, Feb. 20, and stream the following day on Peacock.
- Episode 10, Finals Week, premieres on NBC on Feb. 20 at 10:30 p.m. ET/10:30 p.m. PT. Streams on Peacock on Feb. 21.
Peacock offers three tiers, including a lower-priced option that includes NBC, Bravo and other TV shows. The downside is that you can’t watch Peacock Originals, movies or sports. Still, you could use the $8-per-month Select plan to watch Stumble and other shows like Yellowstone, The Office and Real Housewives. Peacock’s other plans are $11 per month Premium and $17 per month Premium Plus.
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