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The brand new sports talk show series Don’t Call It A Comeback premieres on Vice TV Tuesday, Jan. 6 at 9/8c.
During the series premiere episode, host Noah Eagle breaks down the biggest NFL postseason comeback game of all time between the Houston Oilers and Buffalo Bills.
How to watch Don’t Call It A Comeback
Cord cutters interested in checking out the latest sports series to hit Vice TV can stream the series premiere live through DIRECTV, Philo and Sling.
Those hoping to enjoy a free trial can find one available through DIRECTV.
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More about Don’t Call It A Comeback
The new docuseries is hosted by Noah Eagle, and throughout each episode, Eagle explores legendary sports upsets and heroic reversals. The series also features iconic moments from last-second wins to massive collapses.