Pluto TV, the free streaming service owned by Paramount, is set to expand its library of live linear channels and on-demand titles with the addition of 14 new feeds this November. These additions will be accessible via the Pluto TV app, website, connected televisions, and various streaming devices at no cost to viewers, continuing the platform's strategy of growing its always-on programming across diverse genres.
The new lineup draws from established series and thematic collections to provide continuous access to food adventures, true-crime investigations, classic dramas, improv comedy, and reality programming. Among the arrivals is Bizarre Foods with Andrew Zimmern, which follows the host as he travels globally in search of exotic foods and local cuisine. The Crime Scenes channel invites audiences into real-life mysteries that uncover dark secrets in small towns and remote locations, while Extreme Expeditions focuses on lost treasures, hidden gold, forgotten species, and encounters in dangerous corners of the world.
True crime and investigative themes are further represented by a dedicated FBI channel highlighting the skills of specially trained agents tackling tough cases. I (Almost) Got Away With It follows the stories of murderers, drug dealers, bank robbers, and jail escapees whose shared motive is avoiding prison. Mysterious Worlds explores history's secrets, legends, and unexplained events through stories of iconic artifacts and landmarks.
Classic television and reality programming also feature prominently in the expansion. The Nikita channel presents the secret government assassin across both the original 1990s series and the 2010s reboot. Nip/Tuck follows two plastic surgeons and longtime friends facing challenges at their South Beach practice, while Third Watch dramatizes heroic first responders in New York City during the eventful 3 pm to 11 pm shift. The Repair Shop is set in a British countryside workshop where broken antiques are restored, and Strangely Addicting features real-life stories of unconventional lifestyles and unusual obsessions.
Comedy and survival challenges round out the new offerings. Whose Line Is It Anyway showcases comedians in improv games filled with creativity and chaos, hosted by Drew Carey and later Aisha Tyler. Survive or Die tests risk-takers with wild terrain, impassable obstacles, and strict rules that challenge both body and mind. Additionally, the How To channel delivers curiosity-inspiring series designed to answer interesting questions.
These 14 channels join Pluto TV's existing slate of entertainment, news, sports, and themed feeds. The service has regularly added programming blocks and dedicated channels throughout the year as free streaming continues to attract cord-cutters seeking variety without monthly fees. Viewers can locate the new channels in the live guide once they become available in November, though exact launch timing may vary slightly by region or device. This expansion further positions Pluto TV as a major destination for continuous free television, blending classic series with niche interests to appeal to both casual browsers and dedicated fans.
Sources: Cord Cutters News.