Football season is kicking off with a new documentary.
ESPN is heralding the NFL’s return with a six-part docu-series called “The Kingdom,” following the Kansas City Chiefs on their quest to win a third straight Super Bowl.
“Every year that’s the only goal that you have … to win the Super Bowl,” quarterback Patrick Mahomes says in the trailer. “If we don’t win it, it’s a failure.”
Want to watch but don’t have cable? Read on for everything you need to know to catch every episode as soon as it touches down on ESPN.
When is ‘The Kingdom’ out?
All Six episodes of “The Kingdom” are currently available to stream on Disney+ and ESPN+.
How to watch ‘The Kingdom’
To watch “The Kingdom,” you’ll need a subscription to Disney+ and ESPN+, both of which can be bundled with Hulu starting at $10.99/month.
Prefer to watch live? The third and fourth episodes will also air on ESPN at 9 pm E.T. on August 19, followed by the fifth and sixth on August 20. Both will be available to watch via a live TV streaming services like DirecTV Stream, which offers a five-day free trial. (It’s also a great place to catch the games live once the season officially starts.)
“The Kingdom” has six episodes: “Family Business,” “Don’t Judge,” “In Our Chiefs Era,” “The Formula,” “Heartland” and “The Pursuit.”
Kansas City Chiefs Chairman and CEO Clark Hunt called the series a “tribute to everyone who has helped shape the Kansas City Chiefs over the past six decades” in a press release.
While Taylor Swift wasn’t interviewed for the “Chiefs Era” episode — which includes footage of her and Donna Kelce at the games — Travis Kelce gave her a sweet sartorial shoutout by wearing her “Tortured Poets Department” merch in the beginning of the doc.
