Got bait and tackle? It's almost time to watch "Catfish: The TV Show" online, but get ready: the MTV reality series returns tonight for a fully virtual Season 8. With the world still at a social distance, people are looking online more than ever for connections and answers. And "Catfish": Catfish: The TV Show will do whatever it takes to find them.

In the second half of Season 8, executive producer and host Nev Schulman and co-host Kammy Crawford work together remotely to track down the truth. In the new season of Catfish, Nev and Kammy follow new rules and encounter new obstacles. They dive into the "new normal" and explore whether people's new virtual connections are real or fraudulent.

The first half of Season 8 aired in January, before the coronavirus pandemic forced millions to stay home. They became dependent on Zoom meetings and other virtual hangouts to maintain friendships and romantic relationships. This has led to a situation where catfishing is a strong possibility.

As Nev says in the teaser for the new season, "Did you think this isolation would stop us? Even catfish work at home."

Kammy added, "We've really learned while doing it, and somehow the stories we're working on are even wilder than before. I think fans of the show will appreciate the change of scenery and we love that we can still help people, especially now."

Here's everything you need to know about how to watch Catfish: Here's everything you need to know about how to watch TV show Season 8 online. Plus, check out the teaser below:

Just because MTV isn't available everywhere, Catfish: TV Show Season 8 With the right VPN (Virtual Private Network), watching live is very easy.

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Catfish Americans can watch Catfish: but only if they have a cable or satellite package that includes MTV.

If you've already cut the cord, you can watch MTV on several live TV streaming services, including Sling TV, Philo, Fubo TV, and AT&T TV Now.

Of these options, we recommend Sling TV, which costs $30/month and offers over 50 channels; Philo costs $20/month and offers 58 channels and unlimited DVR recording.

Bad news for British fans of "Catfish," there is still no date set for season 8's premiere on MTV UK.

Americans far from home can check out ExpressVPN and join us live in the US.

Canadians can watch "Catfish: So watch the summer premiere episode tonight at 8pm on MTV Canada.

Returning to the cast of the "Catfish" TV show are executive producer and host Nev Schulman and co-host Kammy Crawford (who joined the show midway through season 7).

Not much is known about the couple that will appear in Season 8. The couples that will appear in the first two episodes are known: