Beginning with Knotts and Griffith moving a heavy trunk and worrying that one of their pants might've ripped ('You're all clear. It rarely makes the list of the greatest Andy Griffith Show episodes, but the first seven minutes of 'Class Reunion' should be issued to anyone who wants to learn how to write Southern characters, and how to act them. Season Three: Episode 19, 'Class Reunion'
We think we’re just getting started in how we can work together with Pluto TV for the benefit of our content and the company.8. The overwhelming success of the CSI and 48 Hours channels on Pluto TV are just two recent examples of how our broadcast franchises are connecting with a growing and often unduplicated streaming audience. “Both of our teams are continually benefitting from insights and learnings around FAST programming performance to help define future strategies that benefit each of our businesses. “Pluto TV and CBS are a great example of how having a BIG network and studio partnered closely with a FAST platform can supercharge our streaming ecosystem,” said George Cheeks, President and CEO, CBS. ( Nielsen, The Gauge )Ībout today’s announcement, Tom Ryan, President & CEO, Paramount Streaming, says, “With unrivaled access to the coveted CBS library, Pluto TV is able to deliver the best of both worlds to our viewers – world-class, evergreen programming with flexible viewing options, all for free.”
All of this has resulted in CBS becoming the number one driver of audience engagement and revenue on the Pluto TV platform with even more programming launching over the next few months.Īccording to Nielsen’s recently issued monthly report, The Gauge, Pluto TV is the first FAST (Free, Ad-Supported Streaming TV) service to cross the 1% share threshold and break out of the “other streaming” category capturing 1% of total TV usage across broadcast, cable and streaming. Last year, CBS added the rolling four to Pluto TV, offering the most recent four in-season episodes of prime-time series for viewers to stream on-demand, for free.
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