Chasing The Flames lands new streaming deal with Get After It Media

The outdoor cooking series hosted by George Lovato Jr. has added a new streaming and licensing agreement through Binge Networks with Get After It Media as Season Three gets underway. The deal broadens the show’s reach across TV, OTT and digital platforms at a time when independent productions are leaning harder on multi-platform distribution.

Why it matters: - The new agreement gives Chasing The Flames another distribution path as independent TV shows compete for viewers across streaming, cable and digital channels. - The series is trying to reach audiences beyond traditional network schedules, where food and lifestyle programming can find more niche followings. - Season Three is underway, so the deal could help build momentum while new episodes are in production.

What happened: - Chasing The Flames announced a new streaming and licensing agreement through Binge Networks with Get After It Media. - The deal expands the outdoor cooking and entertainment series hosted by George Lovato Jr., the On-Call Outdoor Chef. - The announcement was made October 23, 2026. - Get After It Media operates about 80 television stations and entertainment properties including Heartland, RetroTV, The Family Channel, Unbeaten Sports Channel and Hasbro Legends.

The details: - The agreement opens up additional opportunities for Chasing The Flames across traditional television, OTT streaming platforms and digital entertainment channels. - The series is already available on Tubi TV, iFoodTV, Fawsome, BingeTV, playnowmedia, Stash, Relay and Albuquerque Comcast Channel 26. - The show is also distributed across multiple streaming, digital and television platforms and social media. - Season Three has begun production, and the first two parts of Episode One are complete. - Lovato said the new season features improved photography, stronger content and a more ambitious production approach. - Season Three includes more sophisticated menus, enhanced cinematography, additional guests, more comedy and a stronger focus on the people, places and culinary traditions of New Mexico. - Returning cast members include Sous Chefs Abel Lovato, known as "Lil Cous," and Audra Charity. - The production team has added new guests and new entertainment elements for longtime viewers and first-time viewers. - Lovato said the show is cooking more ambitious food and producing a better television show. - The series combines outdoor cooking, culinary education, live-fire techniques, humor and entertainment rather than a standard stand-and-cook format. - The show uses grills, smokers, wood-fired ovens and other outdoor cooking appliances. - George Lovato Jr. is also the inventor of Chef-iT, described as the first-to-market all things culinary conversational AI avatar. - More information is available on the show’s website.

Between the lines: - The deal reflects how niche shows are using multiple distributors to grow audiences instead of depending on one platform. - Chasing The Flames is positioning itself less as a simple cooking show and more as an entertainment brand built around outdoor food, personalities and regional identity. - The emphasis on New Mexico, live-fire techniques and guest-driven storytelling gives the series a clearer lane in a crowded food-content market.

What's next: - Chasing The Flames will keep producing Season Three while looking to add more viewers through Get After It Media’s distribution network. - Lovato said the company expects the relationship to create more placement opportunities across media outlets. - The show aims to continue expanding its footprint as additional episodes roll out.