Comedian Nate Bargatze‘s new game show, titled “The Greatest Average American,” premieres tonight.
The show, which celebrates the power of “being perfectly average,” arrives on ABC on Feb. 25 at 9 p.m. ET. Cable-cutting viewers can stream the new season on Sling TV using their Sling Blue plan, with prices starting at $45.99 per month. Additional Sling Blue networks include NFL Network, Bravo, CNN, FOX News, and more. If you don’t want to commit to a monthly subscription, you can also purchase the streamer’s day pass for only $4.99 to catch the first episode.
ABC is also included in Sling TV’s Blue and Orange package (down to $29.99 for the first month) and includes additional networks such as ESPN, CNN, HGTV, TBS, MSNBC and over 50 channel options. SlingTV also offers a Sling Select plan, which starts at $19.99 and offers a curated selection of channels including ABC, NFL Network, National Geographic, FS1, FOX News, and more.
In the new game show, contestants will try to guess how everyday Americans think and live, with the winning player crowned the Greatest Average American and awarded the average American salary of $67,920 as a grand prize.
“The Greatest Average American” is produced by Walt Disney Television Alternative in association with Nateland and Da Da Production. The concept was developed by Bargatze and John Quinn, who also serve as executive producers.
New episodes will air on Hulu the day after its Wednesday broadcast, but the best way for viewers to stream the show in real time is on Sling TV.
Stream the first episode of “The Greatest Average American” on Sling TV below: