‘Dr. Pimple Popper’ season 8, episode 10 (09/14/22): How to watch, livestream, time, date, channel

Dr. Pimple Popper: Before the Pop

Dr. Sandra Lee of TLC's 'Dr. Pimple Popper: Before the Pop.'

The anticipated season eight of “Dr. Pimple Popper” premiered in July on Discovery Plus. Here’s how you can watch episode 10 of the reality dermatologist series including Philo.

Episode 10 of season eight titled premieres tonight on Wednesday, Sept. 14 at 9 p.m. ET on Discovery Plus and TLC. Discovery Plus costs $4.99 monthly with ads or $6.99 monthly without ads.

Philo also offers the show a 7-day free trial, followed by $25 monthly. FuboTV also offers the show after a 7-day free trial for $64.99 monthly.

The Premise:

As HollywoodLife reports, this season’s synopsis is: “This season, Dr. Pimple Popper goes where no pops have gone before–into the unknown. Dr. Lee has no fear as she jumps in scalpel-first to tackle head-covering inflamed lumps, stubborn lifelong rashes covering the patient’s entire body, and even a set of huge turtle-shell-textured masses that just MIGHT be the world’s largest-ever genital warts — or something worse. From thousands of extreme, arm-covering xanthomas, to fuzzy-jelly-feeling mystery back bumps, Dr. Lee jumps at every new challenge with a smile and a love for her patients and their skin. For those who have lost all hope for any chance at a normal life — Dr. Pimple Popper is here.”

Episode Guide So Far:

In episode one of season eight titled “Body and the Beach,” “Eric hopes Dr. Lee is able to remove the giant growth from his behind.”

In episode two titled “Poop (There It Is),” “Johnnie’s crippling psoriasis keeps him from spending time with his daughter; Aimee has a mohawk of cysts on her head; Edith’s face markings and itchy skin condition turn out to be more than she expected.”

In episode three titled “Do Iguanas Get Pimples Too?,” “Dr. Lee faces off with iguana-wrangler Madison’s head growths; Chanel suffers from painful cyst tunnels beneath her armpit skin that leak and smell like the food she eats; the dark purple birthmark on Eddie’s nose has made him a recluse.”

In episode four titled “Alligator Arms,” “Robert has thousands of unique bumps on his arms that Dr. Lee has never seen; Alexis has a painful cheek cyst that oozes and has a pungent odor; Stuart’s cluster of back bumps disgusts his wife but thrills Dr. Lee.”

In episode five titled “Mötley Cÿst,” “Casey’s birthmark covers most of her face, head and neck; James has mysterious massive growths on his inner thigh and lower abdomen; Jerry had to hang up his rock star vocal cords when a lump grew out the side of his throat.”

In episode six titled “A Head of Cauliflower Bumps,” “Elizabeth’s head is covered with giant cauliflower-shaped bumps; Jamaal has been growing a strange knob on the left side of his butt since he was just a boy; Donna’s cracking, bleeding skin condition has aged her face and kept her from being social.”

In episode seven titled “The Wind Beneath My Nose Bumps,” “Elaine calls the growth on her love handle her third breast; Jessica’s cyst is close to her eye and could be dangerous for Dr. Lee to remove; Dwayne wants his nose bumps removed, but he may not be able to make it through the pain of the procedure.”

In episode eight titled “Stucco on You,” “Bob suffers from mysterious open-wound sores all over his body; Virginia’s stress-ball-sized lump is such a pain in her neck that she can’t wait to have it removed; Ted suffers from flaking, itchy, stucco-like skin and has had no luck finding a cure.”

In episode nine titled “Fast Times at Nevus High,” “John lost his sight at a young age and soon after began growing lumps on his body. Lynette has hundreds of pebble-sized bumps all over her arms, chest and belly. Gabe cannot imagine going to college with the unsightly mole on the back of his head.”

What’s Coming Up:

In episode 10 titled “My Octopus Lipoma,” “Steven’s bump is so large, his daughter thinks he is growing a monster on his back; Catherine’s arm lump has grown so big that it’s nearly up to her armpit; Ethan suffers from an irritating rash in an uncomfortable and awkward place on his body.”

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