Over the weekend, Fubo subscribers lost access to all NBCUniversal networks, including local, regional and national networks. The channels were removed from the lineup as part of a carriage dispute.
Key Takeaways
- As of Nov 21, 2025, Fubo lost access to all NBCUniversal networks, including local NBC/Telemundo, regional NBC Sports, and national channels like Bravo, CNBC, MSNBC, and USA Network.
- Fubo claims NBCU is demanding unfair pricing and packaging terms, which would force higher costs onto subscribers if accepted.
- Fubo says subscribers will receive a $15 credit if the blackout lasts for an extended period of time.
All of the affected NBCU networks were officially removed from Fubo at 5pm ET on November 21, 2025, so many subscribers may have already noticed their removal.
The lost channels not only includes local NBC and Telemundo channels and regional networks like NBC Sports, but also many popular national networks, including Bravo, CNBC, MSNBC, and USA Network
Here’s the full list of channels that have been removed from Fubo due to a carriage dispute with NBCUniveral.
Local Channels
- NBC Local Affiliates
- Telemundo Local/National
Regional Sports Channels
- NBC Sports 4K
- NBC Sports Bay Area
- NBC Sports Bay Area Plus
- NBC Sports Boston
- NBC Sports California
- NBC Sports California Plus
- NBC Sports California Plus 3
- NBC Sports Philadelphia
- NBC Sports Philadelphia Plus
National Channels
- American Crimes
- Bravo
- Bravo Vault
- Caso Cerrado
- CNBC
- CNBC World
- Cozi
- Dateline 24/7
- E! Entertainment Television
- E! Keeping Up
- Golf Channel
- GolfPass
- LX Home
- Million Dollar Listing Vault
- MSNBC
- NBC NOW
- NBC Sports NOW
- NBC Universo
- True CRMZ
- New England Cable News
- Noticias Telemundo Ahora
- Oxygen True Crime
- Oxygen True Crime Archives
- Real Housewives Vault
- SNL Vault
- Telemundo Accion
- Telemundo al Dia
- The Golf Channel
- Today All Day
- Universal Movies
- USA Network
According to Fubo, the dispute centers on the cost, with the company explaining that NBCU is demanding “pricing and packaging that are egregiously above those offered to other distributors.”
Fubo goes on to suggest that accepting the terms offered by NBCU would ultimately result in the increased cost being passed onto the consumer via a price increase.
Fubo also explained that if NBCU programming remains unavailable for an extended period of time, subscribers will receive a $15 credit.
As Fubo has not explained how long qualifies as an extended period of time, it remains unclear how long subscribers will have to wait for the credit.
While all of the networks have been removed from Fubo, subscribers have not lost access to their recordings.
According to Fubo, all DVR recordings of NBCU programming will remain available until they expire, or the subscriber deletes them.
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