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eason finale of “The Real Estate Commission with Todd J. Drowlette” airs Saturday, Nov. 1 at 9 a.m. ET on A&E. The unscripted docuseries follows Upstate New York broker Todd J. Drowlette as he negotiates multimillion‑dollar deals that shape communities across the Northeast, including Syracuse. In this episode, Drowlette assists longtime client Peter Elitzer, a retail entrepreneur expanding his national clothing chain while marketing his growing commercial‑real‑estate portfolio.
Cord‑cutters can watch the finale live or on demand through several A&E‑carrying streaming services, many of which offer free trials:
| Service | Free Trial | Promotion | Monthly Price |
|---------|------------|-----------|---------------|
| Philo | 7 days | – | $33 |
| DIRECTV | 5 days | $40 off first month | $89.99 |
| Sling with Discovery+ | 7 days | Free Discovery+ with Sling | $45.99 |
Philo delivers 70+ channels, including Paramount Network, Comedy Central, and BET, at a budget price but with limited sports options. DIRECTV provides live broadcasts of major networks, local and national sports, breaking news, and unlimited cloud DVR storage. Sling offers a customizable lineup for sports, news, and entertainment, plus pay‑per‑day passes ($4.99) for single events.
**About the show**
A&E describes the series as a behind‑the‑scenes look at commercial real‑estate broker Todd J. Drowlette of Titan Commercial Realty Group, who has closed over $1 billion in transactions. The show follows Drowlette and his network of market experts as they negotiate and close deals coast to coast, offering viewers a masterclass in market strategy, negotiation, and securing prime property for businesses and investors. The series is unscripted, capturing deals as they unfold, falter, and ultimately succeed.
**Key differences among services**
- **Philo**: Best for budget live TV; 70+ channels, unlimited DVR, no extensive sports lineup.
- **DIRECTV**: Ideal for live sports and news; unlimited cloud DVR, customizable genre packs.
- **Sling**: Most affordable live‑TV option; customizable packages, one‑time passes for single events, no auto‑renewal.
The finale highlights Syracuse’s role in attracting new investment and regional development, showcasing how Drowlette’s deals impact local communities.
