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NBC’s Stumble  has quietly become one of those shows that sneaks up on you. You tune in expecting a light mockumentary about a college cheer team, and suddenly you’re invested in flying baskets, unhinged side characters and a cast that feels less like coworkers and more like a group chat that refuses to mute itself. That energy isn’t accidental and if you talk to stars Jarrett Austin Brown  and Taylor Dunbar , it becomes very clear why Stumble  works as well as it does. In a

NBC has officially blinked. In a move that feels equal parts strategic retreat and quiet panic, the network has pulled The Paper  from its Monday night schedule and filled the slot with repeat episodes of Stumble . If that sounds like damning faint praise, well… welcome to broadcast television in 2025. The Paper , the buzzy workplace comedy with pedigree and expectations to match, arrived with the kind of hype networks dream about. Early marketing leaned hard on its creative

NBC is back on the mockumentary mat with Stumble , its latest attempt to score a gold medal in the network comedy division. Premiering November 7, the new series follows a ragtag cheerleading team at a struggling junior college, coached by Jenn Lyon’s Courteney Potter, a once-renowned coach whose career took a nosedive after a scandal. The result is a mix of underdog sports energy and mockumentary, but while it’s got heart and sparkle, it lands somewhere between a cartwheel a

NBC is ready to cheer… or maybe trip, with its newest comedy series Stumble , officially set to premiere on Friday, November 7, 2025 , at 8:30 PM. In a fall lineup filled with reboots and tired procedurals, Stumble  is swinging in with pom-poms, problems, and a cast of chaotic misfits you won’t want to miss. The network is clearly banking on comedy with a bite, and Stumble  just might stick the landing. Created by veteran comedy duo Jeff Astrof and Liz Astrof , Stumble  follo