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Where to Watch Season 3 of Jimmy Fallon's That's My Jam

Don't miss a second of the musical competition show with your favorite celebs when it returns to NBC.

By Megan Lasher
Jimmy Fallon's All-Star Karaoke Party | NBC's That's My Jam

Jimmy Fallon's popular song and dance competition show, That's My Jamhas been renewed for a third season on NBC. Comprised of some of the most beloved games from The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallonthe series sees celebrities competing for their favorite charities, and making some really great music together along the way. 

How to Watch

Watch That's My Jam on NBC and Peacock

 

Find out how to catch up on the past two seasons of That's My Jam, and how to tune in for the new one, below. 

When does Season 3 of That's My Jam premiere?

NBC announced it has officially renewed That's My Jam for a third season on October 17. Check back with NBC Insider for more details about when the 10-episode season will premiere on NBC and Peacock

Wheel of Impossible Karaoke with Chloe and Halle Bailey, Darren Criss, and More | That's My Jam

Where can I watch new episodes of That's My Jam?

New episodes will air first on your local NBC station.

Those episodes will then be available on Peacock and on NBC.com the day after they premiere.

Slay It, Don't Spray It with Keke Palmer, Kelsea Ballerini and More | That's My Jam

Where can I watch past seasons of That's My Jam?

All 10 episodes of Season 2 are currently streaming on Peacock and on NBC.com.

If you're unsure where to start, the final episode of the season is called "Greatest Hits: Vol. 1" and has clips from the previous episodes that were viral in their own right.

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You can also watch many previous segments of That's My Jam — including from Season 1 and those that originally aired on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on the Tonight Show YouTube page

Jimmy Fallon on stage during Thats My Jam

What is Jimmy Fallon's That's My Jam?

That's My Jam is the Emmy Award-Nominated spin-off of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. Fallon hosts familiar famous faces and puts them through chaotic, fun challenges, which has spawned many viral moments throughout its time on-air. 

The show features games like "One Song, Many Genres," in which a guest must sing the same random song in a handful of different musical genres — Darren Criss's performance of "Toxic" by Britney Spears as a ska song was certainly something to write home about.

The "Get Outta My Face" game is also beloved, as it shows celebrities putting their heads in television sets and needing to guess what musician is on the front of the set. 

Wheel of Impossible Karaoke with Chloe and Halle Bailey, Darren Criss, and More | That's My Jam

How many episodes of Fallon's That's My Jam are there?

The first season of the show featured six, one-hour episodes and one special holiday episode. Season 2 had 10 hour-long, original episodes, and the third season is slated for the same number. 

Season 2 featured guests like Saturday Night Live's Kenan ThompsonThe Voice Coach Chance the Rapper, Sarah Hyland, Billy Porter, and many more. Season 1 featured then-Voice coaches Kelly Clarkson, Blake Shelton, John Legend, and Ariana Grande, as well as America's Got Talent host Terry Crews, comedian Anthony Anderson, and more.

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If you think you've never seen the show before, you likely have at least heard the viral TikTok sound that came from Adam Lambert's iconic performance during the Wheel of Musical Impressions. He had to sing an improvised rendition of "The Muffin Man" in the voice and stylings of Cher, in Season 2, Episode 6. 

Wheel of Musical Impressions with Adam Lambert, Nicole Scherzinger and More | That's My Jam

Catch up on Season 2 of That's My Jam on Peacock now that there's an entire new season to look forward to.