Bachelor in Paradise finale won’t air on some ABC channels due to NFL game
By Ruby Maxwell
The Bachelor in Paradise season finale will be preempted by an NFL game tonight. That means some fans won’t be able to watch on ABC.
If you’re excited to watch the Bachelor in Paradise finale and reunion tonight, a football game may prevent you from watching. That’s right — the Los Angeles Chargers will play the Denver Broncos tonight and ABC is airing the game instead of the Paradise finale.
Now, that doesn’t mean Paradise will be blacked out for everyone. It depends where you live. But don’t worry, we have some options for you so you won’t miss the finale and (dramatic) reunion.
Here’s the scoop, Paradise fans!
If you live in Los Angeles and tune into ABC to watch the Bachelor in Paradise finale tonight, you’ll see the Chargers vs Broncos game instead. Pour a glass of wine and relax for just a minute. It’s going to be okay.
Although ABC made the stupid decision to pick football over Paradise (who does that!?), there are some options.
According to a tweet from the official BiP Twitter account, there are six channels that will air the finale live.
AT&T U-verse – 1006
Charter – 710
Cox – 1012
DirectTV/Dish
Frontier Communications – 506
Spectrum – 1231
Can’t watch on those channels? Find more options below.
Alternate viewing options
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These options may make you cry if you want to watch Bachelor in Paradise tonight. With these streaming options, you will have to watch the show 24-hours after it airs on ABC.
Better late than never, right?
Watch the show on Tuesday on ABC.go.com.
Hulu —if you don’t have it, get a free 30-day trial.
PlayStation Vue — this streaming service starts at $39.99/month but PlayStation is offering a 5-day free trial.
[Featured Image via ABC]