It remains unclear when NBCU networks will return to Fubo. However, the streamer notes that if the dispute continues and NBCU programming is not available on Fubo “for an extended period,” $15 will be directly credited to subscribers. Viewers who need another streaming option can still tune into NBC programming on Peacock.

Per Fubo, NBC channels were pulled from the platform because of a disagreement over their long-standing content distribution agreement that has yet to be resolved. There is no information available as to when NBC's lineup of channels will return. Negotiations between the companies are ongoing.

Fubo is hoping NBC Universal reconsiders their stance after pulling its networks from the streaming service on Nov. 21.

The streaming service has lost access all NBC content, but there are still ways to catch all the action without missing a beat. Here's how to watch NBC for free without Fubo.

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The Tampa Bay Buccaneers play the LA Rams in a major NFL matchup on Sunday Night Football, but Fubo subscribers won't be able to watch on NBC.

On Friday, November 21, Fubo TV announced in a statement on its website that subscribers will no longer have access to a litany of channels. They include NBC, CNBC, Bravo, Golf Channel, USA Network, Telemundo, E! Entertainment Television, local stations, and more.

On Nov. 21, NBCUniversal pulled all of its networks from Fubo. This is an especially big deal for sports watchers on the streaming service, since the Fubo Sports subscription -- which began earlier this year -- depends on the licensing agreement with NBCUniversal. However, viewers can still access sports content on networks like ESPN, CBS and ABC.

The tip for Clippers vs. Lakers takes place at 8 p.m. PT/11 p.m. ET (9 p.m. MST) on Tuesday, November 25, with a live TV broadcast on NBC and streaming on demand with Peacock. • You can watch this game live for free with DIRECTV (free trial) or by streaming with Peacock Premium ($10.99/month, cancel anytime).