Here's How To Watch 'The 'Bachelor' Finale, Even Without Cable

Clayton Echard's season of The Bachelor wraps up this week with two drama-filled finale episodes, and viewers on Twitter are more than ready. "Only thing getting me through this monday is my excitement to watch the bachelor finale tonight," one user wrote.

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"I have never been this excited for a bachelor finale in my life," someone else added—and based on the spoilers that are floating around, that's basically me RN. Wine? Check. Popcorn? Double check. Blanket? Triple check.

While details about how Clayton's journey to find love ends are still under wraps, members of Bachelor Nation (including Nick Viall) are promising a night fans won't forget: He's calling it the "most insane Bachelor Finale you will ever see" (!!).

Ready to watch the sparks fly? Here's exactly how to catch The Bachelor finale, even if you don't have cable—yes, it's possible!

The last two episodes air tonight and tomorrow night.

There are two full episodes left. The finale airs tonight, Monday March 14, from 8:00 p.m. to 10:01 p.m. EST on ABC. Then, the "After The Final Rose" special airs tomorrow night, Tuesday March 15, from 8:00 p.m. to 10:01 p.m. EST on ABC.

With a valid cable login, you can watch on ABC.com or on the ABC app.

Here's a sneak peek at what's about to go down:

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You can also watch on plenty of streaming services.

Or, catch every last minute on any of these streaming services:

• YouTube TV
• Hulu + Live TV
• DIRECTV STREAM
• Sling TV
• fuboTV

And, if all else fails, check Hulu later in the week.

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The Bachelor episodes are always available to stream the next day on Hulu. Meaning, you can watch the finale on Tuesday morning and the "After The Final Rose" special on Wednesday morning.

However you watch, tune in tonight for the start of what might be the most shocking Bachelor finale since Matt James skipped out on proposing to Rachael Kirkconnell. Where's Neil Lane when you need him?