Pluto TV has expanded its free lineup with several new channels, including dedicated streams for Penn & Teller: Fool Us and CW Presents WWE NXT Wrestling. The Paramount-owned service has also broadened its selection of PBS and BBC programming, building on existing options in the antiques and nature categories.
Penn & Teller: Fool Us centers on the long-running magic competition series hosted by the Las Vegas duo. Magicians from around the world perform original tricks in front of Penn Jillette and Teller, who attempt to identify the methods without fully revealing the secrets. Successful performances earn the magicians a spot on the pair’s stage show. The channel delivers continuous episodes of the series, which has aired for more than a decade and draws audiences interested in illusion, misdirection, and live performance.
CW Presents WWE NXT Wrestling brings a steady feed of content from WWE’s developmental brand. NXT features rising wrestlers competing in matches that emphasize athleticism, storytelling, and emerging talent. The channel aligns with The CW’s established relationship with the program, which airs weekly live episodes on the network. Viewers gain ongoing access to recent and archival NXT programming centered on championship pursuits, character arcs, and high-energy in-ring action.
On the factual side, Pluto TV has widened the range of PBS and BBC titles available as always-on channels. PBS Antiques Roadshow continues to showcase appraisals of items brought by the public to events across the United States, covering everything from family heirlooms to flea-market finds. BBC Antiques Roadshow UK presents the British counterpart, with experts evaluating objects in locations throughout the United Kingdom. Antiques Road Trip follows pairs of specialists who travel the British countryside in classic cars, buying items at shops and competing at auction. These three channels together form a concentrated block of antiques and collectibles programming that runs without interruption.
The nature category has similarly expanded. PBS Nature offers documentaries examining wildlife behavior, ecosystems, and conservation efforts filmed across multiple continents. BBC Earth focuses on the planet’s environments and species through extensive location footage and narrative sequences that highlight natural processes. Both channels sit alongside Pluto TV’s broader animals and nature lineup, giving viewers continuous access to science-oriented programming that requires no subscription.
These additions arrive as Pluto TV maintains a large roster of linear channels and on-demand titles available at no cost through its app, website, and supported devices. The service has regularly introduced new thematic feeds to serve different audience interests while relying on advertising to remain free. The latest channels increase the volume of magic, professional wrestling, antiques appraisal, and nature documentary content that can be watched in a traditional lean-back format. Cord-cutters and casual viewers can locate the streams in the live guide once they appear, with availability consistent across major platforms. The moves reinforce Pluto TV’s position as a broad free streaming option that mixes popular series with specialized programming blocks.
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