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Where can I stream the Super Bowl for free?

The 2025 Super Bowl will be streaming on Tubi. The game on Sunday, February 9 begins at 6:30 PM EST, and all you have to do is create an account with Tubi, and you'll be able to watch the pre-coverage, the whole game, and the post-game coverage no sweat.

And the best part is that when you stream the Super Bowl for free on Tubi, you'll still be able to watch the Super Bowl commercials premiering on network TV!

What streaming service has the Super Bowl?

Super Bowl 59 will be streaming on Tubi, which is Fox's free streaming service, instead of the Fox Sports app. That means anyone can log in and watch the game on their device.

Who is going to be the Super Bowl halftime show in 2025?

Kendrick Lamar, who just won five Grammys for his diss track "Not Like Us," will be performing at the Super Bowl halftime show. It's already been confirmed that SZA will make a guest appearance during the performance, but fans are also hoping we could see Taylor Swift show up on the field to sing "Bad Blood" alongside the rapper.

Who's going to be at the Super Bowl?

Speaking of Tay, in addition to football players like Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce, Jalen Hurts, and Saquon Barkley, there's a very good chance she'll be in attendance as well. Last year, Taylor brought celebrity friends like Blake Lively, and this year, rumor has it we could see Blake, Selena Gomez, Benny Blanco, Sabrina Carpenter, and Ice Spice in the box. Now that's one Super Bowl party I'd love to be a part of.

What time does the Super Bowl halftime show start?

Considering how long the first two quarters of a game usually are, it's safe to assume Kendrick Lamar will take the stage around 8:15 PM EST. But if you're not already watching the Super Bowl, keep an eye on X and other social media platforms in case he starts earlier!

1. Full House Season 1, Episode 9 "The Miracle of Thanksgiving"

Watch on Hulu: We look back at season one of Full House with fond memories — mostly for this iconic episode wherein Joey constantly announces the arrival of the miracle *cue trumpet sound* of Thanksgiving. It’s not about how good the dinner turns out, it’s the fact that you even tried to roast a turkey.

2. Boy Meets World Season 4, Episode 10 "Turkey Day"

Watch on Disney+: After learning about tribal prejudice in Africa, Cory and Shawn decide to combine family celebrations of Thanksgiving. The result is a touching but, of course, funny take on how different families celebrate in different ways. Reaching across the table is the new reaching across the aisle!

3. Friends Season 5, Episode 8 "The One With All the Thanksgivings"

Watch on Max: You didn’t think we’d make it through this list without mentioning this iconic Thanksgiving TV episode, did you? It’s the one where the gang relives their terrible Thanksgivings of the past and Monica somehow winds up with a turkey on her head. Classic.

4. How I Met Your Mother Season 3, Episode 9 "Slapsgiving"

Watch on Hulu: Every year, Thanksgiving is a great opportunity to honor traditions. Our favorite tradition? Slapsgiving from HIMYM. The episode that started it all — and forever struck fear into Barney’s heart — is our favorite Thanksgiving episode from the nine-season run!

5. Modern Family Season 6, Episode 8 "Three Turkeys"

Watch on Hulu: It’s always nice when people pitch in and offer to help, but it can be impossible to know whether or not they’ll follow through. This hysterical holiday episode of Modern Family sees the clan end up *somehow* with three turkeys at the Thanksgiving table. At least there’s plenty of leftovers…

6. Gilmore Girls Season 3, Episode 9 "A Deep-Fried Korean Thanksgiving"

Watch on Netflix: If you’re overbooked this Thanksgiving, just consider Lorelai and Rory, who celebrated four Thanksgivings in one day. Of course things go wrong, as they do with everybody’s Thanksgiving. It’s probably one of the most relatable episodes around holiday time.

1. Lucy

Lucy is a timeless name with Latin roots that means "light" or "bringer of light." It's derived from the male name Lucius and has a gentle yet strong sound that feels vintage chic.

This name has become popular across the globe, from the United States and the UK to New Zealand and the Netherlands. It's ideal for a warm and positive little girl who brightens up any room she walks (or crawls) into.

2. August

August is derived from the name Augustus, meaning "great" or "to increase," and carries a sense of honor. It's historically tied to the Roman emperor Augustus, giving this name long-standing associations with influence and power.

This pick is popular among parents who appreciate classic names with a modern feel. Plus, the sweet nickname option "Augie" makes it even more endearing.

3. Clementine

French in origin and derived from the Latin name "Clement," meaning "mild" or "merciful," Clementine is a soft, feminine name with a melodic sound. It embodies sweetness and charm, just like the tiny citrus fruits.

Similar to August, Clementine also offers the adorable nickname of "Clem." This moniker would be a lovely choice for a kind and gentle baby girl.

4. Sampson

Sampson is a strong and masculine name with Hebrew roots that means "sun." It's actually an alternative spelling of the biblical name Samson, who's famous for his strength, which was a gift granted by God.

But while Sampson is rooted in faith, it still carries universal appeal for parents of all backgrounds, symbolizing warmth, light, and power.

5. Soleil

This beautiful French name for baby girls also means "sun," bringing feelings of joy, positivity, and warmth into your home. It even has a bit of celebrity charm, thanks to the actress Soleil Moon Frye.

Soleil is an elegant, lyrical-sounding name that's perfect for a little girl who lights up your life.

6. Kai

This gender-neutral name has rich origins across the globe. In Hawaiian, it means "the sea," and in Māori, it translates to "food." The former represents tranquility, while the latter signifies nourishment and sustenance.

Kai is simple yet impactful, connecting to two of life's most essential elements. It can inspire any boy or girl to bring peace to the world around them.

7. Isla

With Spanish origins, Isla is a serene name for girls that means "island." Additionally, it has ties to the Isla River in northeastern Scotland, a waterway that's rich in fish.

Isla has a sense of calm and flow to it, making it a meaningful choice for parents who hope their daughter will weather the changing tides of life.

8. Dylan

Last but not least is Dylan, a classic option that's gender-neutral. With Welsh roots, it holds the meaning of "great tide" or "great flow."

Dylan was traditionally used for boys, but it's become more and more popular among little girls. It's also inspired by the Welsh sea god, so a baby named Dylan will be destined to handle challenges with resilience and grace.