Here are some free TV streaming services that were known to be popular as of my last update:
- Pluto TV: Offers a variety of live channels and on-demand content across genres. It’s known for its channel-based interface and diverse content selection.
- Tubi: Provides a wide range of movies and TV shows for free, supported by ads. Tubi’s library includes content from various genres, including drama, comedy, action, and more.
- Crackle: Owned by Sony, Crackle offers a selection of movies, TV shows, and original content. It’s ad-supported and free to use.
- IMDb TV: IMDb TV, by Amazon, offers a collection of movies and TV shows. It’s free but ad-supported, and you can access it with your IMDb or Amazon account.
- The Roku Channel: Available on Roku devices and as a standalone service, The Roku Channel offers a mix of movies, TV shows, and live TV. It’s supported by ads.
- Peacock Free: NBC’s streaming service, Peacock, has a free tier that includes a limited library of movies, TV shows, and some exclusive content. Additional content is available in the premium tiers.
- Vudu’s “Movies on Us”: Vudu offers a selection of ad-supported movies through its “Movies on Us” section, allowing you to watch movies for free with occasional ads.
Always check the terms of service and available content for these services, as offerings may have changed since my last update. Additionally, new services may have emerged, and the popularity of existing services can fluctuate.