Pluto TV just can’t seem to stop growing. Paramount’s free, ad-supported streaming platform continues to add several movies, TV shows, and live channels to its lineup, giving users a wide variety of content to watch at zero cost. While platforms like Netflix and Disney+ keep charging audiences hefty fees each month, Pluto TV provides a cheaper, easier alternative with a long list of titles to stream.
Since 2026 began, Pluto TV has added dozens of new channels streaming free programming 24/7. Recently, after the billion-dollar merger of Skydance and Warner Bros. Discovery, Pluto TV added multiple classic movies from WBD’s library, along with several holiday-themed titles just in time for Christmas. This week, the platform has gotten even bigger.
Pluto TV expanded its selection even more with several new live channels, as well as programming from the CW Network, according to Cord Cutter News. This latest batch of channels and titles offers plenty of programs focused on professional wrestling, reality TV shows, and nature documentaries, adding more variety to the service’s massive lineup. Here’s what you need to know about Pluto TV’s latest offerings.
What’s new to stream on Pluto TV?
Stream reality competitions and nature programming now
Pluto TV’s new channels include one dedicated to Penn & Teller: Fool Us, the long-running magic competition series hosted by Las Vegas performers Penn Jillette and Teller. The show features the duo watching aspiring and expert magicians from all over the world perform and trying to figure out how their tricks are done without exposing their secrets.
Meanwhile, CW Presents WWE NXT Wrestling features a strong supply of content from WWE. This comes months after the CW Network signed a deal with WWE to air all NXT Premium Live Events. Now, Pluto TV users who watch this channel will have nonstop access to new and archival NXT wrestling content, matches, and highlights.
Pluto TV has also built up its lineup of PBS and BBC programming. For example, users can stream PBS Antiques Roadshow, the hit reality series which has followed specialists as they appraise objects brought to them by local owners since 1997. At the same time, you can stream BBC Antiques Roadshow UK, the original, British version of the series that has been around since 1979. There’s also Antiques Road Trip, which follows experts driving around Britain and buying objects at shops or at auction.
In addition, Pluto TV has grown its list of nature programming. Both PBS Nature and BBC Earth feature documentaries that explore wildlife and their environment across multiple continents. These channels expand Pluto TV’s already-extensive selection focused on nature and science, providing a more enriching and educational look at the Earth and the creatures that inhabit it.
How can I stream Pluto TV?
Watch free programming 24/7
You don’t need to have a Pluto TV account or a paid subscription to stream on the platform. Just watch with some ad breaks, and everything on Pluto TV is completely free. You can start by going to the Pluto TV website in your browser. You can also use the Pluto TV app on an iOS or Android phone/tablet. You can even use it from a Smart TV or streaming devices like Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, Roku TV, or Google Chromecast.
There were already plenty of films and shows to enjoy on Pluto TV, which has grown to more than 400 live channels. I personally have enjoyed streaming free episodes of The Twilight Zone and Star Trek: The Next Generation. However, with its latest update, the platform continues to offers something for everyone, specifically fans of wrestling, magic, nature shows, and antiquing.
- number of users
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80 million
- notable shows
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The Andy Griffith Show (1960), Sanford and Son, The Twilight Zone, Charmed
- notable movies
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Top Gun, Trading Places, Mission Impossible, Indiana Jones: Raiders of the Lost Ark
- Premium Subscription
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No
- Originals
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No
- Live TV
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250+ channels
Pluto TV is a free but ad-supported streaming platform.
