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Episode 3 of “South Park” season 28, titled “Unholy Birth,” premieres today, Wednesday, Nov. 12 at 10 p.m. Eastern with a plot that blends political satire, religious parody, and classic South Park irreverence. Where can I watch “South Park” for free today? Even if you’ve already let go of your cable contract you can watch the new “South Park” episode live for free on Philo, Fubo, DIRECTV or Paramount+ using any of their free trial promotions. Philo now includes access to the ad-supported tiers of HBO Max and discovery+ as part of its core package, so you can watch without paying extra for an add-on subscription. Fubo also offers an additional $30 off the first month for subscribers who choose to continue after the free trial ends, while DIRECTV offers up to $40 off. Sling TV is currently running a 50% off discount for the first month along with access to several streaming passes: Day Pass ($4.99) Weekend Pass ($9.99) Week Pass ($14.99) Monthly Pass ($45.99) Season Pass ($199.99) for five months (then $45.99 per month) Episode predictions: The Antichrist arrives in D.C. In season 28, episode 3, titled “Unholy Birth,” tech billionaire Peter Thiel whisks Eric Cartman away to Washington, D.C., as the birth of the Antichrist looms ominously. The episode picks up on the apocalyptic threads from earlier in the season, continuing the arc that began with “Twisted Christian.” As the tension builds in the nation’s capital, the girls of South Park throw a Halloween party back home—one that quickly spirals into chaos. Best streaming options for “South Park” season 28: Philo - Free trial Fubo - Free trial and $30 off your first month DIRECTV - Free trial and up to $40 off your first month Paramount+ - Free trial Sling TV - 50% off first month and daily, weekend, weekly, monthly, and season passes About Philo Philo includes a 7-day free trial, and its core package delivers exceptional value at just $33/month. This all-in-one subscription now includes access to HBO Max (ad-supported tier) and discovery+, giving viewers premium content from HBO Originals, Warner Bros., HGTV, TLC, and more. Subscribers also enjoy 70+ live TV channels, 110+ free ad-supported channels, AMC+, and unlimited DVR that saves recordings for up to a year. New users can explore Philo risk-free, making it one of the most affordable and content-rich streaming options available. About Fubo Fubo, which offers a free trial, has three main packages: Pro costs $79.99/month, Elite costs $89.99/month, and Premier is priced at $99.99/month. Cancel before the free trial ends to avoid charges. Fubo includes access to more than 185 sports, entertainment and news channels. You can record TV shows, movies, games and more. About DIRECTV DIRECTV, which also gives customers a free trial, offers four packages if you continue with the service after your trial ends: Entertainment for $69.99, Choice for $84.99, Ultimate for $109.99 and Premiere for $159.99. Choice offers the most channels for sports enthusiasts. About Paramount+ Paramount+ offers a 7-day free trial including content from CBS, Comedy Central, Nickelodeon, and more, plus exclusive originals, blockbuster movies, and live sports like the NFL on CBS and UEFA Champions League. Subscribers can choose between two main plans: Essential at $7.99/month with ads and Premium at $12.99/month for an ad-free experience (except live TV), 4K UHD streaming, and access to SHOWTIME®. About Sling Sling TV offers several pricing options: a $4.99 Day Pass, a $9.99 Weekend Pass, a $14.99 Week Pass, a Monthly Pass for $45.99 (with half off the first month), or a Season Pass for $199.99 for 5 months (then $45.99 per month). You can also subscribe to either the Blue package or the Orange package depending on your viewing preferences. Sling Blue allows up to three streams at a time and Sling Orange allows one stream at a time.
