You can watch Jimmy Kimmel Live! in several ways, both live and on-demand, depending on where you live and what services you use.

Main ways to watch

  • ABC (live TV)
    • Airs weeknights at about 11:35 p.m. local time on ABC in most U.S. markets.
* Some ABC affiliates owned by Sinclair and Nexstar have occasionally declined to air certain episodes, so availability can vary by city.
  • ABC.com and ABC app
    • Full episodes are available to stream on the official ABC website and in the ABC app if you sign in with a participating TV provider.
  • Hulu (next‑day streaming)
    • New episodes typically appear on Hulu the day after they air on ABC.
* Great option if you don’t stay up late or don’t have traditional cable.

  • Live TV streaming services (no cable needed)
    Services that carry ABC let you watch Jimmy Kimmel Live! live and sometimes on‑demand:

    • Hulu + Live TV.
* YouTube TV.

* DirecTV Stream.

* Fubo.

* Sling TV (in markets where ABC is included, often via Sling Blue or add‑ons).

Availability and pricing vary by location, and many of these offer short free trials.

  • Clips on YouTube
    • Monologues and popular segments are regularly uploaded to the official Jimmy Kimmel Live! channel on YouTube, which is handy if you only want highlights.

Quick viewing guide (HTML table)

Option How you watch When episodes arrive
ABC channel Over-the-air antenna or cable/satellite on local ABC Live at ~11:35 p.m. weeknights (market dependent)
ABC.com / ABC app Stream full episodes with TV provider login Shortly after broadcast (varies)
Hulu On-demand streaming Usually next day after ABC airing
Hulu + Live TV, YouTube TV, DirecTV Stream, Fubo, Sling Live ABC stream, often with cloud DVR Live during ABC broadcast; recordings available later
YouTube clips Official show channel Shortly after segments air

TL;DR: If you want the easiest route, watch live on ABC or catch Jimmy Kimmel Live! the next day on Hulu; if you’ve cut the cord, a live TV streaming service that carries ABC (like Hulu + Live TV or YouTube TV) will do the job.

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