How to Stream MTV’s ‘The Challenge 40: Battle of the Eras’ Premiere for Free

Lovers of reality television shows, get ready! After months of waiting, the longest running MTV reality competition show is now all set to come back to your living rooms. ‘The Challenge 40: Battle of the Eras’ will be airing starting Wednesday 14th of August at 8 p.m. on MTV, and its battle is something you wouldn’t want to skip. Well, what if you are one of the millions of people who have already eliminated cable from your life? Fear not! Being your favorite source for all the latest happenings, we are pleased to give you the details of how you can score all the drama without leaving a dent.

The Challenge 40: Battle of the Eras
The Challenge 40: Battle of the Eras

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A Walk Down Memory Lane: What’s ‘The Challenge’ All About?

But let me pause for a moment and refresh our memories a little bit before going into the specifics of streaming. Since its inception back in 1998, “The Challenge” has been mixing friendships, rivalries and what can be best described as ‘bromances’. Picture this: International reality stars, exotic destinations, over-the-top endurance tasks and even more skullduggery than in Machiavelli’s Sicily. And wait for it, folks, there is more! It includes a one million dollars cash prize. That is why this show remains on the air to day!

Season 40: A Battle for the Ages

This season, aptly named “Battle of the Eras,” is returning 40 contestants from previous seasons. It may be reminiscent of the get-together of former classmates back in school but with extra muscles and more cash at stake. For anyone who has been a loyal fan of the show for years, hosted by TJ Lavin, this season will be a time-traveling ride through any season.

The premiere episode, “Battle of the Eras: The Era Invitational: Part 1,” to start off with a bang. Contenders will fight in their different generations, which means that some feuds will be rekindled faster than elimination night.

Star-Studded Cast: A Blast from the Past

The cast list therefore encompasses some of the most revered and recognizable faces in reality television. Of course, there are some of the show’s favorites like Cara Maria Sorbello, Johnny ‘Bananas’ Devenanzio, and Brad Fiorenza coming back for round two. 

Seasons 1-10: The Ogs

Seasons 11-20: The Rising Stars

Season 21 to 30: It’s Time for Change

Seasons 31 to 39: The New School

With this mix of veterans, Kurdets expect alliances to build faster than you can say ‘backstab.’

How to Watch: Cord-Cutters’ Edition 

Now, for the million-dollar question (or in this case, the question that’ll save you a few bucks): What are the best ways to watch this epic premiere without cable? 

Philo: Your Wallet’s Best Friend

Philo is a streaming service that is perfect for the viewer who doesn’t want to break the bank. The basic package includes MTV and over 50 other channels for $28 per month. But here’s the shocker – they have a free trial that only lasts for seven days. It is enough to watch the premiere episode and determine whether the show is worth following till the end.

Bonus: Philo supports streaming on up to three devices at the same time and lets you download episodes and save them for a year. That is the best of both worlds!

FuboTV: For the Sports Enthusiast

So, if you are a follower, who likes your reality TV drama with sports, then FuboTV could just be perfect for you. Their Pro Plan begins from $74. monthly fee of $99 and comes with MTV and over 120 other channels. They also a free trial to let you give it a try before completely committing yourself.

SlingTV: The Customizable Option

SlingTV is perfect for those who like to mix and match their channels. They have their Orange plan for $40 a month or the Blue plan for $40 a month, but both are $55 if bundled together. They offer their first month at 50%discount. 

When and Where to Tune In

Get ready, and maybe take a nap, because “The Challenge 40: Battle of the Eras” premieres on Wednesday, August 14 at 8 p.m. on MTV. The episodes will premiere on a weekly basis at the particular day of the week, so you will be able to get used to when you can watch a new piece of drama.

Conclusion

 “The Challenge 40: Battle of the Eras” is not just any reality show, it is the cultural event. It has witnessed more drama than many a tragic drama, more twists than the best of both M. Night Shyamalan flicks and loads more alliances than what an annual Model United Nations’ convention would offer.

This season seems to be a trip down memory lane and packs enough twists and turns that any viewer well versed in this show will never see coming. So, whether this is something that you have been watching for years or, on the other hand, you have ever happened to wonder what all the fuss is about, this is the best time to start.

Just get yourself some popcorn, sign up for the free trial and get ready for a season that will be more explosive than the chemistry experiment that went boom. Well, it is a million dollars stake, and, they have rather large egos that they consider themselves more valuable than planets of a relatively minor category.

FAQs

Q1: When does ‘The Challenge 40: Battle of the Eras’ premiere? 

A: Wednesday, August 14 at 8 p.m. on MTV. 

Q2: Can I watch the premiere without cable? 

A: Yes, there are several streaming options available for cord-cutters. 

Q3: What are the free streaming options for watching the premiere? 

A: You can use free trials from services like Philo, FuboTV, or SlingTV to watch the premiere without paying. 

Q4: How long are the free trials for these streaming services? 

A: Philo and FuboTV offer 7-day free trials. SlingTV offers a 50% discount for the first month.

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