Pluto TV is now the exclusive free streaming destination for The CW's "Arrow," "The 100," "Everwood," and "Hart of Dixie." These titles, spanning several years and numerous episodes, will be accessible on the ad-supported service beginning May 1st. This move places these specific shows solely within Pluto TV's offering for the foreseeable future.
The streaming platform, a part of Paramount Skydance, will host the series through both its on-demand library and its simulated linear channels. This acquisition signals a strategic pivot for Pluto TV, aiming to consolidate popular, established content under its exclusive umbrella in a landscape increasingly defined by tiered access and rising subscription costs.
"Arrow," featuring eight seasons and 170 episodes, becomes available on May 1st. Also arriving on that date are "The 100," with seven seasons and 100 episodes, and "Hart of Dixie," boasting five seasons and 123 episodes. "Everwood," comprising four seasons and 89 episodes, is slated for a June 1st debut. In addition to these cornerstone series, "My Wife & Kids" is also set to join the Pluto TV lineup in May.
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A Pattern of Acquisition
This isn't the first instance of Pluto TV bolstering its catalog with significant content. The service has consistently added a variety of programming, ranging from films like "The Godfather" and "The Social Network" to other television series. For instance, reports from August 2025 indicated new channels and content additions, while March 2026 saw further expansions and the introduction of themed channels, such as one dedicated to Martha Stewart. The platform has also experimented with genre-specific channels, including "Más Adrenalina" for action films and content centered around themes like Earth Day and Halloween.
FAST Services and Original Content
Pluto TV operates within the "free ad-supported streaming TV" (FAST) model, a segment that has seen growth as traditional streaming services grapple with price hikes and subscriber churn. Unlike some competitors like The Roku Channel and Tubi, Pluto TV has historically shied away from producing original content. This acquisition strategy, securing exclusive rights to popular existing shows, appears to be a primary method for drawing and retaining viewers within the free streaming space. The platform’s ongoing expansion suggests a deliberate effort to carve out a substantial niche in the evolving media consumption landscape.
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