There are all kinds of feuds on this week’s episode of “Ms. Pat Settles It” which airs today, Wednesday, Sept. 18, at 10 p.m. Eastern on BET.
If you’ve cut the cable cord, you can watch episode 8 of season 2 for free on streaming services including Philo, FuboTV (free trial, plus $30 off your first month) and DirecTV Stream. Sling also offers a 7-day free trial if you stream BET and BET+ with the streaming platform.
On today’s episode, “Pump the Breaks and Pay Me,” a sister sues her baby brother for crashing her car; friends fight over a copycat cheesecake; and sisters freak out over birthday trips that never take off, BET says.
In the series, comedian Ms. Pat takes the bench to rule on real cases. Real-life relationships hang in the balance with help from a “wise(cracking)” jury of friends, family and guest comics, the network says.
Here is more information on streaming service options available:
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 offerings $30 off your first month on top of the free trial. You can find TV shows, live sports, news, movies and more. 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.
Sling offers a free trial when you stream BET and/or BET+ with the streaming platform. The BET/BET+ subscription includes access to Sling Freestream, which has more than 400 channels of news, sports and popular shows. Watch all of Tyler Perry’s best when streaming.
Kaylee Remington is the shopping and entertainment commerce reporter and metro reporter for cleveland.com and The Plain Dealer. Read her work online.
