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“Stumble” is now NBC and streaming on Peacock. The network has been home to some of the best mockumentaries. These include “The Office”, “Parks and Recreation”, and “St. Denis Medical”. This latest series follows a cheerleading team and their new coach that had recently been fired from her first-class cheerleading team. Now she must train a band of misfits to win it all. “Stumble” the show airs Friday 8:30/7:30c on NBC and the next Day on Peacock. CATCHING UP WITH THE FLIPPING STAR JARRETT AUSTIN BROWN As “Stumble” continues on NBC, I spoke with Jarrett Austin Brown who plays Dimarcus. He is a football player turned cheerleader who loves to do flips. During our conversation we talked about his thoughts on playing a cheerleader. Along with how he prepared to do all those flips we see on the series. He also about how much he enjoyed playing Dimarcus and seeing him grow throughout the season. It was a great conversation that you can check out below! ALSO SEE: ‘ST. DENIS MEDICAL’: NICO SANTOS ON BEING ABLE TO SPEAK A NURSE’S MIND [THS INTERVIEW] ABOUT “STUMBLE” After being fired from her beloved role as head coach of a first-class cheerleading team, Courteney Potter is ready to stage the ultimate comeback. She is just one championship shy of becoming the winningest college cheer coach ever. Now she takes a new job in a small Southern town. There she recruits a group of lovable misfits in the hopes of training them to become a competitive squad. But getting this collection of underdogs to the nationals in the highly competitive world of junior college cheer might just be Courteney’s toughest job yet. The post ‘Stumble’: Jarrett Austin Brown About His Flipping Fun Role [THS Interview] appeared first on That Hashtag Show.

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