Tag: FAST
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TCLtv+ Adds Naruto, Hunter x Hunter, Inuyasha & More in Major New Anime Partnership
TCLtv+ is making a big move in the anime space. The free streaming service has announced a new partnership with VIZ Media that brings some of the most popular anime titles ever made directly to its lineup. The deal includes dedicated FAST channels for Naruto, Hunter x Hunter, Inuyasha, and Sailor Moon, plus a new…
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Samsung TV Plus Expands Free Lineup With 11 New Channels
Samsung TV Plus just expanded its free streaming lineup again, adding 11 new channels across drama, crime, sports, anime, lifestyle, and more. The move comes as part of the platform’s regular end-of-year refresh, offering viewers even more FAST (free ad-supported TV) content without the need for a subscription or login. Here’s what’s new on Samsung…
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Crunchyroll Launches 24/7 Free Channel on Samsung TV Plus
Anime fans now have one more reason to use Samsung TV Plus on. Crunchyroll has just launched a brand-new 24/7 FAST (Free Ad-Supported Television) channel exclusively for Samsung Smart TVs, giving viewers a non-stop stream of hit anime series with no subscription required. The new Crunchyroll Channel offers around-the-clock access to a curated lineup of…
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Hasbro Launches Peppa Pig & Friends Free Channel on Samsung TV Plus
Hasbro is expanding its preschool streaming footprint this fall with the launch of the PEPPA PIG & FRIENDS FAST (Free Ad-Supported Streaming TV) channel on Samsung TV Plus. The new channel will feature Peppa Pig alongside other preschool programming such as Ben & Holly’s Little Kingdom, creating a dedicated space for young viewers to enjoy…
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The Roku Channel Gets Another Free Channel with Free Cue Sports Coverage
Pool fans now have another reason to celebrate. Billiard TV, the only 24/7 network dedicated exclusively to cue sports, has officially launched as a free channel on The Roku Channel. The addition brings Billiard TV into one of the most widely available FAST (free ad-supported streaming television) ecosystems, joining hundreds of live channels and on-demand…
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Remy Network Launching Free Streaming Service Thanksgiving Day
Hip-hop icon Remy Ma is stepping into the streaming world with a bold new platform. The Remy Network is set to debut on Thanksgiving Day, November 28, 2025. Backed by OTTera, the free ad-supported streaming service (AVOD) and FAST channel hub will showcase a rich lineup of original content inspired by hip-hop culture. What to…
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Tablo Adds 9 New Free Streaming Channels: Here’s What’s On This Week
Tablo is giving cord-cutters even more reasons to celebrate. The company just added 9 new free streaming channels to its 4th Gen DVR platform, expanding an already impressive lineup with binge-worthy classics and live sports. Among the standout additions are The Carol Burnett Show, the cult favorite Mystery Science Theater 3000, and Johnny Carson TV,…
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Sports Illustrated Channel Now Streaming Free on Plex
The free content on Plex just got sportier (and smarter) with the addition of the Sports Illustrated Channel. The new offering gives fans free access to athlete-driven college sports content backed by one of the most iconic names in sports journalism. What Is Sports Illustrated TV? Plex’s strong lineup of FAST (Free Ad-Supported Streaming TV)…
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The “Law & Order” Channel is Now Streaming for Free Across Major Platforms
Law & Order has long been available on subscription streams like Peacock and Hulu. But now, for the first time ever, Law & Order has its very own free streaming channel and it’s already live across a wide range of FAST platforms. The newly launched “Law & Order” FAST (Free Ad-Supported Streaming TV) channel is…
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Free Comedy and Adventure Titles Coming to VIZIO WatchFree+ in September
September doesn’t have to feel like the end of excitement. VIZIO WatchFree+ is keeping the season alive with free movies that mix comedy, action, and adventure. From outrageous classroom chaos to high-stakes crime thrillers, there’s something here for every mood. All it takes is a free VIZIO Account to stream on a VIZIO TV or…