Rob Lowe to Host a Docuseries About the Boston Tea Party

A new four-episode docuseries entitled Liberty or Death: Boston Tea Party is set to premiere on the streaming service Fox Nation, operated by Fox News. Fox Nation president Jason Klarman said in a statement, “The Boston Tea Party was a momentous event that transformed the trajectory of American history and remains significant nearly 250 years later. Throughout this series, viewers will feel as if they are transported back in time, and we are thrilled to have someone as iconic as Rob Lowe fronting this project.”

When does ‘Liberty or Death: Boston Tea Party’ premiere?

Liberty or Death: Boston Tea Party debuts on Fox Nation on November 19, 2023.

How can I watch ‘Liberty or Death: Boston Tea Party?’

You can watch Liberty or Death: Boston Tea Party on the streaming service Fox Nation. Sign up for an account. Plans start at $5.99 per month. Military, Veterans, or First Responders are offered their first year for free.

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What is ‘Liberty or Death: Boston Tea Party’ about?

The series details how American patriots fought against British tyranny in 1773. A political protest broke out at Griffin’s Wharf in Boston, and Americans dumped 342 chests of tea in the harbor as their frustrations with British law grew after imposing “taxation without representation.” The event set the stage for America’s fight for independence, eventually leading to the U.S. declaring independence on July 4, 1776.

Who is the narrator of ‘Liberty or Death: Boston Tea Party?’

Actor Rob Lowe is hosting the docuseries and also serves as an executive producer. Lowe admitted that he wanted to work on the docuseries because his “great-, great-, great-, great, great-grandfather was one of those patriots,” so the story is close to his heart.

Where to watch the trailer for ‘Liberty or Death: Boston Tea Party’

View the trailer on YouTube above, which shows Lowe as the narrator and a recreation of the events that took place in 1773. Lowe says in the trailer that the rebellion was the one that “broke the rules, defied an empire, and set the stage for a revolution.”