On Thursday, July 3 at 10/9c, a brand-new episode of the upcoming thriller series Revival will premiere on Syfy.
Fans can watch the popular series on Netflix (free trial), DirecTV (free trial), or Sling (first month 50% off) if they want to watch this week’s new episode.
What is Revival?
For those who haven’t seen it yet, Syfy’s most current thriller series, Revival, describes a terrifying nightmare in which a recently departed person unexpectedly comes back to life on a strange day in rural Wisconsin.
The revived are different from zombies, though, because they look and act just like they did before they passed away.
A down-on-her-luck police woman named Dana Cypress is thrown into an odd murder case where the murder victim is suddenly alive and everyone, living or revived, is a suspect as the mystery surrounding this phenomena feeds discontent.
The episode from last week showed Governor Harris and Sheriff Wayne Cypress collaborating to separate the revivers from the people who are actually alive. They also proposed labeling all revivers and putting them in guarded institutions.
This week’s episode appears to carry out that strategy, and even while the revivers are making every effort to evade discovery and maintain their freedom, Em’s memories keep coming back to haunt her, leading to a violent and brutally expensive reckoning.
How to watch Revival season 1
Even those without access to regular cable may watch the new series, Revival, via Sling, DirecTV, or Fubo.
While Sling provides customers who commit to a premium subscription half off their first month and one month free of AMC+, both Tubo and DirecTV offer free trials for new members to enjoy.
What is Fubo and DirecTV?
Traditional cable providers are gradually being replaced by popular streaming alternatives like DirecTV and Fubo. Both provide new customers with free trials, a wide selection of well-known live TV channels, on-demand streaming choices, and practical features like limitless DVR storage.
Although it bills itself as a sports-focused live streaming service, Fubo provides its customers much more with its standard plan, which starts at just $84.99 after a free trial and includes over 100 live TV channels.
Among the well-known TV networks accessible on Fubo are ABC, FOX, BET, MTV, CNBC, MSNBC, USA, and many more.
By providing many of the same live TV channels and practical features, DirecTV mimics Fubo. After a five-day free trial, the base plan, which includes well-known channels like HGTV, ESPN, Bravo, CMT, CNN, BET, and many more, starts at just $86.99 per month.
A current promotion offers new customers $10 off the original price for the first three months of their membership. The Choice package (original price: $114.99) and the Ultimate package (original price: $129.99) are two additional DirecTV packages.
You may compare all of DirecTV’s channel packages there if you’re interested.
What is Sling?
Another streaming service to think about if you want to watch high-rated TV channels like Syfy is Sling. Those who commit to a paying plan receive half off the first month and one month free of AMC+, even though new members are not eligible for a free trial.
Under the current promotion, Sling subscribers will only pay $23 per month for the first month of both the Sling Orange and Sling Blue plans, which are typically $45.99 per month.
For just $60.99 a month ($30.50 for the first month), customers who want to access channels from both the Sling Blue and Sling Orange plans can do so by enrolling in the Orange + Blue plan, which combines the greatest features of both plans.
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