‘A Body in the Basement’ Season 3 Episode 4 Release Date, Time and Where to Watch

Investigation Discovery’s chilling true crime anthology is currently airing a new season, and fans who tuned in for the latest episode are already eager for what’s next. The season kicked off with ‘Collecting Trophies’, followed by the second episode titled ‘Her Last Steps’. This weekly format has viewers anticipating the next installment.

If you’re curious about when the next episode of ‘A Body in the Basement’ will be available, what time to set your reminders, and how to stream it, we have all the details based on current listings. Keep in mind that some information may still be subject to change.

The next episode, titled ‘Burning Suspicion’, is scheduled to air on Wednesday, October 21. However, episode numbering can vary across different listings. The previous episode, ‘Her Last Steps’, aired on October 14, indicating that a new case will be featured tonight, while the upcoming episode is the one most viewers are looking forward to.

The first two episodes of the season were released exactly one week apart, suggesting a weekly rollout. Following this pattern, the next episode is expected to air on Wednesday, October 28. However, Investigation Discovery has not confirmed the title for that date, so the exact episode number remains uncertain.

One source indicated that the network’s schedule lists a new episode for October 28, identifying it as the third episode, which conflicts with trackers that consider ‘Burning Suspicion’ as the third. Since episode numbering can change as the network updates its guide, the air date is likely more reliable than the episode label.

As for the air time, Investigation Discovery’s schedule shows ‘Burning Suspicion’ airing on Wednesday, October 21 at 11 PM, consistent with the late-night slots for earlier episodes this season. The October 28 episode is also listed for 11 PM, with a repeat airing at 2 AM on Thursday, October 29. If you prefer to watch it live, be prepared for a late night, but if you miss it, the repeat offers a second chance.

Different sources provide slightly varying information regarding the air times. TVmaze lists the show on Wednesdays at 9 PM, while another outlet reported the season premiere aired at 10 PM. Given that ‘A Body in the Basement’ time slots have shifted in the past, checking your local guide on the day of airing is the safest option.

To watch the series online and on TV, the most straightforward option is through the network itself. Investigation Discovery hosts the series on its website and app, where the third season is already marked as new. You will need to link a TV provider to access full episodes.

The ID GO page requires viewers to link their TV provider to unlock thousands of episodes from the Discovery family of networks. This is a great option if you already subscribe to cable or a live TV service that includes the channel. Additionally, live TV viewers can find the show on streaming platforms that carry Investigation Discovery.

Subscription streaming options for the current season are less clear. Previous local news coverage indicated that episodes could be watched on Investigation Discovery, Discovery+, HBO Max, and other subscription services. Next Episode’s listings also mention platforms like Philo and YouTube TV, along with Amazon channel add-ons.

For fans eager for a preview, the network’s listing for the October 28 episode hints at a desperate search for a missing young woman, culminating in a horrifying discovery inside an abandoned storm cellar. This synopsis is associated with an entry labeled as the third episode, highlighting the ongoing numbering confusion.

For tonight’s episode, the network describes ‘Burning Suspicion’ as following detectives investigating a grandmother’s death after a mysterious basement fire. This showcases the series’ wide-ranging focus, from missing person cases to suspicious fires.

This season has tackled some heavy topics, starting with the case of David Maust from Hammond, Indiana, where investigators discovered three bodies encased in concrete in his basement. The second episode dealt with a home invasion in Connecticut that resulted in a mother’s death in the basement and her husband’s injury.

This tone aligns with the show’s long-standing premise, which presents real-life stories about the last thing anyone wants to find in their basement: a dead body. With the storm cellar setup teased for the next episode, viewers are left wondering whether the focus will remain on the investigators or shift to the family awaiting answers.