Pluto TV adds two more classic channels you won't want to miss

Each week, it feels like Pluto TV is adding something new and honestly, I'm not mad about it. With each of these releases, it feels like the brand is catering more to its audience.

These two new additions are a testament to that as I know a lot of people who watched and enjoyed both Little House on the Prairie and Murder She Wrote. Whether you watched them, growing up or were babysat by someone who did, these channels are something special.

First, let's talk about the new Little House on the Prairie channel. As shared via the brand: "The Ingalls pack up and venture out west. Watch this family of five adjust to their new life on the great plains." I mean that's as simple as it can get but that's not all.

These two channels will feature libraries of both series and all the episodes are going to be playing in chronological order. I mean what other way is there? Plus it'll be a fun way to rewatch some of your old favorites or introduce these shows to someone new.

Murder She Wrote gets its own Pluto TV channel.

We'll talk about Murder She Wrote in one second, but I just want to give a short rundown about Little House on the Prairie. Based on the book series by Laura Ingalls Wilder, the show ran from 1974 until 1983 and produced 204 episodes. In addition, there were also 3 movies to go along with that, and is a show loads of viewers remember and still talk about today.

Moving onto the other channel, let's talk about Murder She Wrote. In this essay, I will. I'm only kidding, but this is a show I've watched and enjoyed for years. As a kid, I remember my nana watching and enjoying this show. Recently, my parents decided to rewatch it so I feel like Jessica Fletcher and I could have been bffs in another life.

if you're unfamiliar, Murder She Wrote ran for 12 seasons which ended up being 264 along with 4 TV movies. Angela Lansbury played Jessica Fletcher perfectly and her impact as Jessica Fletcher has truly never been forgotten. If you haven't had the joy of watching this show, then it's time to queue up Pluto TV and give it a watch.

While these two shows have a predominantly older audience, I do think these shows can find their footing with younger viewers, too. Both feature characters of different ages, trying to make changes and figure out what's going on in their lives. If you haven't watched either, I highly recommend heading to Pluto TV to get a taste of both.