Roku and Amazon Fire Sticks get surprise benefit with 25 free TV channels – legal way to find them plus new movie perk

ROKU and Amazon Fire Stick customers can add two dozen free channels to their devices beginning this month.

Pluto TV, one of the oldest free, ad-supported streaming services, has landed a distribution deal with Fremantle for 25 new channels.

The platform is home to an expansive selection of live TV, with shows and films from over 200 content partners.

With the deal, Pluto TV is launching new channels in the United States and United Kingdom.

The streamer will also expand its content offerings in Canada, Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Spain, Italy, San Marino, Denmark, Norway, Finland, and Sweden.

Pluto TV is available for download in the Roku Store and the Amazon App Store, affording users easy access to hundreds of free channels.

"We are beyond excited to expand the Fremantle content offering on Pluto TV across international markets," Katrina Kowalski, Pluto's senior vice president of international content and acquisitions, said in a statement.

Fremantle-owned titles including "Baywatch," "Let's Make a Deal," and "Family Feud Classic" debuted in Canada last month.

The wildly successful "Baywatch" channel will become available in Spain, Italy and northern Europe in the coming months.

An "Escape to the Country" channel will premiere in the U.K., streaming episodes of the hit real estate program around the clock.

The "Three's Company" sitcom channel will debut in Canada later this summer, marking the first time it will be available outside the States.

New channels that have already launched include one offering 24/7 episodes of "Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood".