“Caught in the Act: Unfaithful” drops a new episode today, Tuesday, Sept. 24, at 9 p.m. Eastern on MTV.
If you’d like to watch episode 2 of season 3 but don’t have cable, you can watch it for free on streaming services including Philo, FuboTV (free trial, plus $30 off your first month), DirecTV Stream and Paramount Plus. You can also choose Sling, which offers half off your first month of streaming.
On today’s episode, “That’s My Twin,” Alex is ready to get really serious with La’Niece and their extended family, but Alex has a feeling La’Niece is messing around elsewhere. Alex connects with Tami to find out if LaNiece is right for him or if she’s cheating, MTV says.
Host Tami Roman’s goal is to catch people’s cheating partners while in the middle of the act. She gets help from relationship expert Kevin Carr and private investigator Brianne Joseph. Together, she uncovers both the truth and the receipts she needs to expose the cheaters, MTV says.
If the person is caught cheating, the show gives the victims a choice when it comes to bringing justice. They can either team up with the other lover, or ambush both the partner and their lover together.
Here are more details on streaming service options available for “Caught in the Act: Unfaithful:”
Philo charges users $28 a month and offers more than 70 live channels and has an on-demand library with more than 70,000 movies and shows. It also offers access to premium add-ons including MGM+, STARZ, and The Movies and More package.
FuboTV, which is currently offering $30 off your first month, has a bunch of TV shows, live sports events and more to choose from and enjoy. It offers cloud DVR and calls itself the world’s only sports-focused live TV streaming service. The service also has live news and entertainment channels. You can get the Pro plan for $79.99; the Elite plan for $89.99; the Premier plan for $99.99; or the Latino plan for $32.99.
DirecTV Stream offers three packages after you’ve tried out the free trial: Entertainment for $79.98; Choice for $88.99; and Ultimate for $99.99. It is a no-term commitment service where you can enjoy live TV and on-demand local and national channels without having to commit to a contract.
Sling offers a Blue package for $20 for your first month ($40 after that) and an Orange package for the same price and deal. Get both the Blue and Orange package which is $27.50 for the first month ($55 after that). The service allows you to stream on-demand movies, live TV shows and live sports on all your preferred devices.
Paramount+ offers the essential package for $5.99 a month and the premium package for $12.99 a month. With the essential package you get tens of thousands of episodes and videos, NFL on CBS and UEFA Champions League, limited ads and 24/7 live news with CBS News. In the premium package, you get everything the essential package offers plus no ads except live TV and a few shows.
Kaylee Remington is the shopping and entertainment commerce reporter and metro reporter for cleveland.com and The Plain Dealer. Read her work online.
