The season 9 episode 3 premiere of Catfish: The TV Show is scheduled to kick off on MTV Tuesday, May 7 at 8/7c.

Season eight of Catfish spanned over a period of several years starting in 2020 for over 100 episodes. This left fans wondering if they were ever going to get a season nine. Thankfully, the new season is finally here.

In episode 3 of season 9, Arturo’s girlfriend Laura is perfect, but after a year, she won’t meet, video chat or talk on the phone. He’s wild about her, but Nev and Kamie smell a scam.

Will Laura prove to be Arturo’s true love, or is she after something other than his heart?

Where can I watch Catfish season 9?

Those without a regular cable subscription can live stream new episodes of Catfish on Tuesdays with Philo or Fubo. Both offer free trials for new subscribers who watch episode one of the new season for free before committing to anything.

Past episodes of Catfish can also be streamed on-demand with a regular Hulu subscription. However, it typically takes a while for new episodes to hit the streaming service after each premiere.

What is Philo?

Philo is considered one of the cheaper live streaming services available as it allows users to stream over 70 live TV channels for just $25 a month after its 7-day free trial.

Popular channels offered with Philo include the Hallmark Channel, MTV, AMC, HGTV, History Channel, Discovery Channel, CMT, TLC, BET and more.

The streaming service also offers unlimited DVR along with various movies and TV shows users can watch on-demand.

What is Fubo?

Fubois also an alternative to basic cable, but with better channel options.

Fubo considers itself a sports-focused streaming service, but overall, its standard package comes with over 100 live channels for $74.99 a month after its free trial. These channels include ESPN, ABC, NBC, CBS, TLC, MTV and much more.

Fubo also comes with a variety of shows and movies users can watch on-demand along with the option to record your favorite TV shows.

What is Catfish: The TV Show about?

From the producers of the critically acclaimed 2010 documentary film Catfish comes a TV version, which follows the journey of couples who have formed an online relationship, but have never met in person.

Host Yaniv “Nev” Schulman — whose own online love drama was the subject of the Catfish film — and co-host Kami Crawford (previously Max Joseph) travel around the country to tell the stories of these hopeful romantic partners.

Each hour-long episode is filled with mystery, surprises and sometimes even shocking revelations as one partner discovers the truth about his or her significant other. What will happen when they meet in real life for the first time?