Are you ready for a new challenge? Then it’s time to step up to the latest season of “The Challenge: All Stars,” which debuts on MTV on Wednesday, Jan, 29 at 8 p.m. ET. The show may be moving to linear TV this season, but all the high-stakes competition fans have come to love about it will remain. This season has been dubbed “Rivals” for a reason; some of the fiercest competitors in the show’s history will be back, and they’re all holding a big grudge. You can watch “The Challenge All Stars: Rivals” season premiere with a seven-day free trial of Philo.

How to watch ‘The Challenge All Stars: Rivals’ season premiere

• When: Wednesday, Jan. 29 at 8 p.m. ET
• TV: MTV
• Stream: Watch with a seven-day free trial of Philo.
• From anywhere: Watch with a subscription to a VPN.

Everything you need to know about “The Challenge All Stars: Rivals”

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About ‘The Challenge All Stars: Rivals

On the heels of the legendary 40th season of The Challenge, the hit reality competition franchise brings its fan-favorite rivals twist to The Challenge All Stars. In a series first, the new season pairs up memorable power players and redemption seekers with their biggest rivals.

Pairings like Adam Larson and Steve Meinke, Amber Borzotra and Faysal Shafaat, and other odd couples will have to put their differences aside and take on the mental and physical obstacles “The Challenge” has become so well-known for. Who will make it to the end, and who will crumble under the pressure?

Why we chose Philo to watch ‘The Challenge All Stars: Rivals’

Philo is the perfect choice to watch the full season of “The Challenge All Stars: Rivals.” It’s got a seven-day free trial for all new customers and carries MTV in all plans. After the trial ends, Philo costs just $28 per month. It’s a great streaming service for those who want popular cable channels like AMC, Hallmark Channel, Lifetime, Paramount Network, and more, without having to pay big bucks for live sports or local broadcast channels.

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Philo

Philo is a live TV streaming service designed for entertainment lovers, offering flexible ways to watch without the high price of traditional TV bundles. The service now features two paid plans — Essential and Bundle+ — alongside its existing free streaming offering, giving customers a range of options depending on how much live and premium content they want.

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The Essential plan costs $25 per month and includes 70+ live TV channels focused on entertainment and lifestyle programming, such as AMC, HGTV, Hallmark Channel, Nickelodeon, and Food Network. Subscribers also get access to 120+ free streaming channels, more than 80,000 movies and shows on demand, and unlimited DVR with one-year storage. Essential also includes a 7-day free trial for new customers.

For viewers who want more premium content, Philo offers the Bundle+ plan for $33 per month (formerly the Philo Core plan). Bundle+ includes everything in Essential, plus ad-supported AMC+ and access to the HBO Max (Basic with Ads) app. Users can also access discovery+ content directly within the Philo app. While Bundle+ adds a full premium streaming bundle for just $8 more per month, it does not include a free trial.

The service is available on most major devices, including Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV, smart TVs, mobile devices, and web browsers. In addition to its paid plans, Philo also offers a free ad-supported streaming experience, allowing users to explore content before deciding whether to upgrade to a live TV subscription.

While it doesn’t include local broadcast stations or sports networks like ESPN, FS1 or NBC Sports Network, Philo remains one of the most affordable live TV streaming options for entertainment-focused viewers. With a simple lineup, generous DVR storage, and a clear path from free streaming to live TV and premium bundles, Philo is an appealing choice for cord-cutters who want to keep costs down while still enjoying a wide range of popular programming.

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Can you stream ‘The Challenge All Stars: Rivals’ for free?

Apart from Philo, there are several other choices for watching “The Challenge All Stars: Rivals” season premiere at no cost. DIRECTV STREAM offers a five-day free trial to all new customers, and carries MTV in all plans. Hulu + Live TV comes with a three-day standard trial for new subscribers, and also carries MTV in each package.

Fubo also offers a trial of at least one day’s length, and perhaps more depending on what time of month you sign up. Likewise, YouTube TV’s trial depends on when you subscribe to the service, ranging from two days to two weeks in length.

What are all the streamers you can use to watch ‘The Challenge All Stars: Rivals’?

As mentioned, DIRECTV STREAM, Fubo, Hulu + Live TV, Philo, Sling TV, and YouTube TV all carry MTV in their channel packages. You can use them each to stream “The Challenge All Stars: Rivals,” along with Sling TV. This streamer starts at $46 per month for its base packages, but it only offers MTV in the Entertainment Extra channel add-on pack for an additional $6 per month.