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How to Watch ‘The Wall’ Online – Live Stream Season 3 Episodes

By Gabriela Vatu / March 14, 2020

We are particularly in love with shows like The Wall, where regular people get to win a lot of money. With The Wall returning for a fourth season, we're going to watch the show online, so join us in figuring out how to do that as well.

The Wall kicked off back in 2016, and it is produced by LeBron James, Andrew Glassman, and Maverick Carter. With Chris Hardwick as host, the show has been quite successful.

The game features multiple rounds, and the contestants can go home with over $12,000,000. They haven't had that big wins until now, but who knows what's going to happen this next season.

When and Where to Watch The Wall?

The Wall is returning to NBC for its third season on March 15th. You'll get to watch new episodes on Sundays at 7 PM, so you can clear all your evening and spend it with the family watching the new episodes.

How Can I Live Stream The Wall?

We all love spending time online for various reasons, whether it is for work or pleasure. Therefore, watching TV over the Internet is something that makes perfect sense because it would make our lives so much easier to be able to stream the content we like anywhere we go. One of the best ways that you can watch The Wall online is with the help of Hulu, which has some pretty cool networks on its Live TV service. NBC is part of the offering here, and you can find it in the main bundle. Those who want even more content can get it by adding any of the available extra channel packs and premium networks. Start your 7-day free trial of Hulu now!

When you subscribe to Hulu’s Live TV service, you'll also get to enjoy its on-demand service, so you have plenty of content to watch, regardless of which platform you choose to use in a certain moment in time. The Hulu app works on lots of devices, so you can certainly keep yourself entertained no matter where you are. You can watch content through it on iOS and Android devices, Apple TV, Android TV, Fire TV, Chromecast, Roku, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and more. (Note: NBC is a channel that broadcasts in select markets only. If you live in an area where you do not get NBC coverage, you can simply use a VPN to connect to a nearby server from a city where the channel is available. In this way, they will provide you with access to the channels available in the chosen location. You can click here to find out all the details of how you can overcome this problem.)

Here's how you can start your 7-day free trial of Hulu now:

Other Ways to Watch The Wall

Sling TV - One of the platforms that will help you watch The Wall is Sling TV, which has three bundles to offer. You can only choose between the Blue and the Orange + Blue bundles because those are the ones that host NBC. You should know that Blue subscribers get to watch content on three devices at the same time, while Orange + Blue subscribers can watch on up to four devices simultaneously. Start your Sling TV subscription with a discount! You can also add a ton of channel packs and premium networks to your subscription so you can enjoy more content.

fuboTV - You can also find NBC on fuboTV, which is a really cool single bundle service. There are a ton of networks available here, and if you want more, there are plenty of channel packs available to add too. Start your 7-day free trial on fuboTV now! You can also find plenty of premium networks that you can try out.

How Can I Watch The Wall When Traveling Outside of the United States?

If you really like to keep on top of your favorite shows, then you need to watch them every week, and for that to be possible when you're traveling outside of the United States, you need to get creative. You see, live TV platforms and streaming services in the United States are all blocked because the licensing deals they signed do not allow them to broadcast content beyond the borders of the United States. This can be rather annoying, and the services themselves can’t fix the problem for you, but you can do something about it.

Therefore, if you use a VPN to connect to a server located in the United States, you will have the platform believe you are in the United States yourself. This is super easy to do with the help of a VPN, so we think that you should look into ExpressVPN, which is one of the best tools on the market today, with thousands of servers all over the world and some great privacy features.

Here's how you can use ExpressVPN to watch The Wall:

Can I Watch The Wall on the Network’s Website?

Watching The Wall on the NBC website is something that you can do because there is a live stream available there. In order to access the live stream, you need to prove that you have a TV subscription that includes NBC, which you can do by logging in with the help of credentials from your TV provider. The TV provider in question can be a live TV service like the ones we just discussed or a cable company for those who have yet to cut the cord. (Note: The NBC live stream is geo-blocked, so you should know that you will need a VPN if you're going to travel abroad. You can click here to find out more details about all the steps you need to take to unblock the NBC live stream.)

Can I Watch The Wall With a TV antenna?

Well, this is also a possibility because NBC continues to broadcast over-the-air, which means that you can enjoy it with the help of a TV antenna along with dozens of other channels. Antennas are rather popular with cord-cutters, and for good reason too, because they are cheap and they enable people to watch quite a few channels for free.

You should make sure that NBC is available in your location first by checking a site like NoCable, so you can figure out exactly which networks are an option in your area. The information should also help you figure out what range you need your device to have by checking out how far the broadcast stations are from your home. Make sure also to check the devices we listed above in case any of them has the exact features you need to be able to watch NBC over-the-air from your home.



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