CH 1–29
Always freeBasic
Free channels, news, talk, daytime, and library favorites
The lineup
Bunny Ears TV includes more than 400 built-in channels across 17 packages. Your visible lineup depends on the media in your selected Plex libraries, the packages you enable, and whether empty channels are hidden.

A channel only has something to schedule when your Plex library contains enough matching media. A large comedy collection may fill dozens of comedy channels. A library with no music will not fill Radio.
Bunny Ears TV supplies the programming rules and guide. It does not supply movies, shows, music, cable feeds, or live broadcast stations.
Always free
Basic covers broad ways to sit down and watch, plus Channel 19 and Weather on 20. It does not expire and does not require a Bunny Ears TV+ trial.
17 packages
CH 1–29
Always freeFree channels, news, talk, daytime, and library favorites
CH 30–59
Kid-safe channels arranged from youngest to oldest
CH 60–89
Family laughs, sitcoms, stand-up, and sharper adult comedy
CH 90–119
Family drama, romance, prestige TV, and heavier stories
CH 120–149
Adventure, heroes, chases, fights, and big set pieces
CH 150–179
Space, magic, robots, aliens, time travel, and fantasy worlds
CH 180–209
Mysteries, procedurals, noir, thrillers, and true crime
CH 210–239
Creature features, ghost stories, slashers, and mature scares
CH 240–279
Documentaries, food, travel, home, reality, and useful TV
CH 280–309
World cinema, international TV, and anime
CH 310–339
Classic film, decade channels, retro TV, and new releases
CH 340–419
Director and performer channels grouped together
CH 420–499
Familiar universes, studios, streamers, and network originals
CH 500–549
Comfort picks, discovery lanes, and weekend programming
CH 550–619
Narrow story shapes and specialty channels with a purpose
CH 620–699
Resolution, unwatched, random, rating, runtime, and safety filters
CH 1000–1067
68 Radio stations from your Plex music library
Find your place on the dial
1–699
The package ranges leave room for related channels to stay together as the lineup evolves.
700–999
Bunny Ears TV+ can create up to 300 channels from a Plex playlist, collection, or video library.
1000–1067
68 stations scheduled from your selected Plex music libraries.
How matching works
Built-in video channels combine local classifier-backed matching with explicit Plex metadata such as type, genre, year, content rating, runtime, studio, people, collection, franchise, style, and watched state.
Radio uses music-specific metadata. Channel 19 uses only the Plex sources you select. Weather on 20 uses Apple Weather and does not depend on the video library.
Every built-in station, in plain English
Search all 400+ built-in video, utility, and Radio channels by name, number, package, or mood. These descriptions explain the programming promise. The actual movies, shows, and tracks always come from your selected Plex libraries.
427 channels
The permanent free sampler, including Music Video Mixtapes and Weather on 20.
CH 1 to 26
26 shown
The front-row sampler: big favorites, easy wins, and something worth tuning into right now.
Movie-night crowd pleasers with popcorn logic, fast starts, and minimal homework.
Series built for one-more-episode momentum when the couch has officially claimed you.
All-ages comfort viewing for snack bowls, shared laughs, and everyone on the couch.
A bright cartoon block for animation, silly faces, and Saturday-morning energy.
Sitcoms, comedy movies, and punchline comfort when the room needs a lighter channel.
Serious stories, prestige arcs, and performances that ask you to lean in.
Explosions, chases, and heroic chaos with the volume turned politely toward thrilling.
Magic portals, starfields, strange futures, and everything a little bigger than Earth.
Detectives, criminals, clues, and the satisfying click of a case coming together.
Romance, longing, meet-cutes, second chances, and feelings with excellent lighting.
Documentaries, real stories, and smart deep dives for curious channel surfing.
Older gems, iconic classics, and the movies that earned their shelf space.
Underseen keepers and quiet favorites that deserve a better time slot.
Recently added picks with that new-on-the-guide sparkle.
Straight reporting, news magazines, and daily headlines without the joke desk.
Topical comedy-news, fake newscasts, and political jokes with real headlines in view.
A mixed grab bag for when choosing is harder than watching.
Your Plex music videos, scheduled into a personal nonstop mixtape.
Your local conditions, hourly outlook, and the week ahead, always on with smooth sounds.
Quizzes, panels, contestants, and prize ladders built around the rules of play.
Host-led interviews, panels, and conversation-first shows that live by the guest list.
Weekday talk, court, lifestyle, and magazine shows made for morning and afternoon TV.
Civic, policy, election, and government discussion for viewers who want the issue, not just the headline.
Monologues, musical guests, sketches, and late-night entertainment with a live-show pulse.
Serialized melodrama, telenovelas, and long-running everyday dramas with tangled hearts.
Gentler channels first, then family adventure, teen stories, and animation.
CH 30 to 49
17 shown
Gentle stories and low-volume comfort for the smallest viewers winding down.
Curious-kid programming with facts, questions, and the occasional aha moment.
Bright animated favorites with bounce, color, and reliable giggle fuel.
Friendly creature features for kids who would absolutely adopt the whole screen.
Small-explorer nature picks with big wonder and parent-approved calm.
Castles, wishes, spells, and storybook adventures for younger imaginations.
Silly, safe laughs for kids who appreciate a good pratfall.
Sing-along stories, cheerful numbers, and enough rhythm to move the living room.
Handmade charm, tiny sets, and characters with big personality.
Family-friendly movies built for blankets, snacks, and everyone staying up a bit late.
Animated adventures with big feelings, bold worlds, and family-safe wonder.
Younger-skewing quests, brave little heroes, and just enough peril to feel exciting.
Caped kid-friendly action where courage wins and the costumes do a lot of work.
Older-kid fantasy with spells, quests, and a little more mythic mischief.
Vintage toon energy with rubbery timing and old-school visual gags.
Beloved all-ages movies with that passed-down favorite feeling.
Shows for the almost-grown crowd: bigger feelings, louder friends, and mild chaos.
Sitcom comfort, stand-up, spoofs, sharper comedy, and laughs for the whole room.
CH 60 to 78
18 shown
A broad comedy lane for punchlines, awkward moments, and blessedly low stakes.
Clean laughs and feel-good foolishness that can survive a room full of ages.
Couch-friendly episodes, recurring bits, and problems solved before the credits.
Feature-length laughs with setups, payoffs, and at least one regrettable decision.
Mic-in-hand comedy for sharp observations and room-shaking laugh breaks.
Falls, faces, chases, and jokes that do not need much explaining.
Flirting, misunderstandings, grand gestures, and endings that know the assignment.
Genre send-ups, movie-joke chaos, and lovingly ridiculous nonsense.
Odd couples, bad plans, and friendships tested by every possible mistake.
Office politics, break-room disasters, and bosses who should not have keys.
Fast jokes, strange characters, and bits that sprint before logic catches up.
Awkward pauses, fake cameras, and social disasters you can survive from the couch.
Dorms, parties, lockers, crushes, and consequences arriving slightly late.
Offbeat laughs for people who quote the weird part, not the famous part.
Old-school timing, legendary faces, and jokes with real mileage.
Laughs with bite, bad choices, and a suspicious lack of moral supervision.
Animated comedy for grown-up jokes, sharper edges, and zero bedtime rules.
Rude jokes, bad manners, and the kind of comedy that lowers its voice never.
Big performances, complicated relationships, prestige series, and emotional weather.
CH 90 to 109
20 shown
A wide drama lane for weighty choices, complicated hearts, and meaningful silences.
Generational secrets, dinner-table tension, and feelings that refuse to stay quiet.
Feature dramas with big performances and the good kind of emotional weather.
Serialized stakes, slow revelations, and characters making very human messes.
Love stories, longing looks, and relationships doing the heavy lifting.
Movie-length swoons, second chances, and hearts taking scenic routes.
Meet-cutes, banter, and romantic schemes that somehow become sincere.
Corsets, class tension, candlelight, and secrets crossing the room very slowly.
The polished drama lane where everyone has layers and lighting is never accidental.
Big canvases, long shadows, and stories that bring their own map.
Objections, closing arguments, and truth fighting for the last word.
Operating rooms, impossible choices, and doctors with intense hallway walks.
Power plays, back rooms, and public smiles hiding private knives.
Real lives dramatized with ambition, consequence, and a few famous turning points.
Smaller stories with sharp edges, quiet honesty, and room to breathe.
Emotional heavy hitters for anyone brave enough to keep tissues nearby.
Big songs, big feelings, and stories that know when to hit the spotlight.
Criminal pressure, moral compromise, and characters trapped between bad choices.
Battlefield stakes, home-front scars, and courage under impossible pressure.
Tense stories where drama keeps checking the locks.
Chases, heroes, survival stories, martial arts, and large practical problems.
CH 120 to 132
12 shown
A high-energy lane for chases, fights, escapes, and very busy stunt teams.
Feature-length impact with heroes running toward the loudest problem.
Quests, maps, escapes, and stories that prefer the scenic route through danger.
Masks, powers, origin stories, and saving the day with dramatic posture.
Engines, speed, rivalries, and corners taken with suspicious confidence.
Fists, discipline, tournament grudges, and choreography worth rewinding.
Secret files, double crosses, and people looking calm while everything explodes.
Lost, stranded, cornered, or freezing, this channel is all about making it through.
Big trouble on a big screen: storms, quakes, crashes, and heroic last-minute plans.
Dust, standoffs, frontier justice, and horizons that look better at sunset.
The brakes are decorative here: chase, fight, recover, repeat.
Missions, units, strategy, and the pressure of choices made under fire.
Space, magic, robots, monsters, time travel, and worlds with their own rules.
CH 150 to 168
13 shown
Future tech, strange worlds, and ideas that make reality feel underdressed.
Myth, magic, quests, and the kind of trouble only destiny can explain.
Ships, planets, voids, and the excellent mistake of going too far from home.
Kingdoms, prophecies, ancient evils, and a very serious amount of lore.
Machines thinking, learning, glitching, and occasionally judging everyone.
Loops, paradoxes, second chances, and timelines held together with hope.
Broken futures, hard rules, and survivors making plans in the ruins.
Grand space drama with empires, rebels, battles, and very dramatic stars.
Alternate lives, branching realities, and choices echoing through too many doors.
Blades, spells, curses, and taverns where quests always find someone.
First contact, close calls, and visitors who definitely did not RSVP.
Reality bends, memory slips, and the ending may require a second pass.
Vintage futures, analog wonder, and the roots of modern imagination.
Detectives, criminals, noir, courtroom battles, thrillers, and true crime.
CH 180 to 199
20 shown
The main desk for cases, crooks, motives, and satisfying reveals.
Clues in the carpet, secrets in the walls, and suspects everywhere.
Feature-length criminals, investigations, and plans that rarely stay clean.
Case files, recurring detectives, and seasons built on bad alibis.
Everyone had a motive, nobody has an alibi, and the reveal is the point.
Tension-forward stories that keep raising the floor under your pulse.
Real cases, real consequences, and the uncomfortable pull of the facts.
Evidence bags, lab work, and methodical teams putting pieces in order.
Precinct pressure, street-level cases, and partners who know the city too well.
Legal pressure with bigger stakes and witnesses who should be sweating.
Families, crews, codes, and business meetings that are absolutely threats.
Crews, vaults, disguises, and plans with too many moving parts.
Suspense that gets under the skin before it shows its hand.
Slow tightening, suspicious rooms, and the feeling that something just shifted.
Shadows, smoke, doomed choices, and trouble wearing a nice coat.
Cover-ups, missing files, and people who were right to be paranoid.
Impossible crimes, sealed spaces, and solutions hiding in plain sight.
Prison walls, survival codes, and power games with no easy exit.
Mismatched partners, flying sparks, and cases solved through pure friction.
Names, memories, and past lives that refuse to stay settled.
Ghosts, slashers, creatures, occult trouble, body horror, and late-night dread.
CH 210 to 227
18 shown
The main scare channel: shadows, screams, monsters, and terrible basements.
Feature-length fear with enough darkness to make the hallway suspicious.
Episodic scares, cursed towns, and cliffhangers with sharp teeth.
Scares with punchlines, splatter with timing, and jokes in very bad places.
Smart scares, stylish dread, and horror that critics could not shake.
Unfinished business, cold rooms, and noises nobody wants to investigate.
Floorboards creak, doors open themselves, and leaving would be wise.
Monsters, beasts, and things with too many teeth for comfort.
Running, hiding, improvising, and living long enough for dawn.
Shaky cameras, bad decisions, and recordings someone should have deleted.
The dead are up, the plans are bad, and supplies are suddenly romantic.
Fangs, nightlife, old grudges, and elegance with a body count.
Masks, final girls, sharp objects, and a suspiciously quiet hallway.
Rituals, curses, covens, and books nobody should read aloud.
Skin-crawling transformations and the unpleasant question of what a body can become.
Atmospheric dread, lingering curses, and scares that move at their own pace.
Foundational frights, old shadows, and the monsters that taught us the rules.
A spooky sampler for late-night nerves, jump scares, and classic chills.
Curiosity, food, travel, home projects, competition, reality, and useful television.
CH 240 to 274
26 shown
A curiosity channel for real stories, bold questions, and satisfying deep dives.
Wild places, survival instincts, and scenery that makes the couch feel small.
Past lives, old conflicts, and the receipts behind how we got here.
Big questions, clever experiments, and the thrill of learning how things work.
Cosmic scale, black skies, and science that makes the room go quiet.
Lives worth examining, from household names to people history almost missed.
Brains, behavior, memory, and why people keep doing very people things.
Flavor, craft, kitchens, and the dangerous urge to make a snack.
Chefs, diners, kitchens, and delicious pressure served by the episode.
Ovens, flour, frosting, and the suspense of whether it rises.
Timed cooking, sharp judges, and plates with no room for excuses.
Renovations, fresh paint, stubborn walls, and yards with potential.
New places, old streets, and the itch to pack a bag.
Wild terrain, rough weather, and practical skills under real pressure.
Engines, restorations, chrome, and people who can hear a problem by revving it.
Runways, personal style, and fabric choices with main-character confidence.
Movement, health, recovery, and feeling a little more human afterward.
Big personalities, bigger reactions, and a camera crew arriving just in time.
Documentary casework where the facts are stranger than the reenactments.
Bands, scenes, studio stories, and the mess behind the sound.
Great games, fierce rivals, and the human story behind the scoreboard.
Conflict history, battlefield choices, and the cost behind the dates.
Stories about power, protest, change, and the people pushing back.
Creative process, visual ideas, and the pleasure of seeing how things are made.
Inventions, breakthroughs, and the occasional warning label for the future.
Quick real-world stories with enough substance to fill a coffee break.
World cinema, anime, regional storytelling, global hits, and different points of view.
CH 280 to 299
20 shown
Films from around the globe, with passports stamped in mood and style.
Japanese films with precision, feeling, and images that linger.
Animated worlds with big emotion, bold action, and beautifully impossible hair.
Korean films with sharp twists, rich drama, and confident genre swings.
Indian films with big feeling, bigger music, and storytelling at full color.
Chinese films spanning history, action, romance, and sweeping visual style.
Latin American films with vivid character, bold storytelling, and unforgettable style.
Spanish films with stylish tension, bold romance, and a mischievous streak.
French films for romance, wit, mood, and arguments that sound elegant.
German films with sharp structure, historical weight, and modern bite.
Italian films with style, appetite, family, and beautiful trouble.
British wit, prestige drama, crime, comfort, and perfectly delivered side-eye.
Cold cases, colder landscapes, and detectives who have seen enough.
Canadian stories with warmth, weirdness, and a very polite edge.
Films from down under with wide skies, dry humor, and sudden intensity.
Middle Eastern films with intimate stakes, social pressure, and striking perspective.
Films from across Africa with vivid worlds, personal stakes, and strong voices across genres.
Eastern European films with grit, history, dry wit, and complicated rooms.
Global crowd-pleasers that traveled well for a reason.
War stories from beyond Hollywood, with different fronts and sharper context.
Old Hollywood, retro television, decade trips, early cinema, and recent releases.
CH 310 to 329
20 shown
Old Hollywood polish, silver-screen faces, and movies dressed for dinner.
Vintage animation with snap, bounce, and beautifully strange timing.
Familiar old television with cozy rhythms and low-stress company.
Mid-century movies with studio shine, big manners, and period charm.
A 60s lane for mod style, cultural shifts, and changing movie rules.
Grit, risk, disco-era mood, and stories that stopped asking permission.
Neon confidence, big hooks, practical effects, and heroic saxophone energy.
Cool soundtracks, sharp casts, and the decade that loved a good twist.
Y2K polish, franchise engines, and comfort picks with flip-phone memory.
Streaming-era favorites, modern blockbusters, and prestige with fresh paint.
Top-rated recent movies, fresh off the marquee.
Big-screen crowd rockets from the era of posters, catchphrases, and sequels.
High-gloss series from the age when TV started acting like cinema.
Recent standouts with enough craft to earn the fancy label.
Late-90s and early-2000s flavor with glossy ambition and wired nerves.
Pure visual storytelling, expressive faces, and no dialogue to interrupt the magic.
Auteur energy, 70s risk, and movies that rewired the studio playbook.
Cult shelves, rental-store oddities, and movies that feel better after midnight.
Cheap thrills, big titles, rubbery danger, and pure double-feature spirit.
Early Hollywood with sharper teeth, looser rules, and scandal in good shoes.
Director and performer spotlights that turn familiar names into full-time channels.
CH 340 to 409
60 shown
A director's-chair block for Spielberg, all signature moves and cinematic fingerprints.
Nolan takes over the channel with films shaped by a very specific point of view.
A focused run of Tarantino films for when the filmmaker is the feature.
The Scorsese lane: recurring obsessions, visual habits, and memorable choices.
Coen brothers stories with dry wit, bad plans, and fate wearing a smirk.
Kubrick films lined up for anyone in the mood for a recognizable hand on the wheel.
A filmmaker spotlight for Fincher, full of craft, quirks, and calling cards.
The channel where Hitchcock's favorite themes get the big chair.
Tim Burton features with enough personality to make the credits matter.
A director-first lane for Villeneuve, built around voice, rhythm, and obsession.
A director's-chair block for Wes Anderson, all signature moves and cinematic fingerprints.
Guillermo del Toro takes over the channel with films shaped by a very specific point of view.
A focused run of James Cameron films for when the filmmaker is the feature.
The Jordan Peele lane: recurring obsessions, visual habits, and memorable choices.
A curated chair for Paul Thomas Anderson, where the style is part of the attraction.
Animated Miyazaki wonders with gentle courage, strange magic, and skies worth staring at.
A filmmaker spotlight for Bong Joon-ho, full of craft, quirks, and calling cards.
The channel where Ari Aster's favorite themes get the big chair.
Kurosawa features with enough personality to make the credits matter.
A director-first lane for Greta Gerwig, built around voice, rhythm, and obsession.
A director's-chair block for Martin McDonagh, all signature moves and cinematic fingerprints.
Edgar Wright takes over the channel with films shaped by a very specific point of view.
A focused run of David Lynch films for when the filmmaker is the feature.
Russo brothers crowd-pleasers with team tactics, momentum, and blockbuster muscle.
A curated chair for Spike Lee, where the style is part of the attraction.
Michael Mann films lined up for anyone in the mood for a recognizable hand on the wheel.
A filmmaker spotlight for Sofia Coppola, full of craft, quirks, and calling cards.
The channel where Ridley Scott's favorite themes get the big chair.
Clint Eastwood features with enough personality to make the credits matter.
Director-driven features with strong points of view and a little film-school swagger.
A star-power block for Tom Hanks, with the screen presence doing plenty of work.
Denzel Washington gets the spotlight in movies built around charisma, timing, and nerve.
A marquee run for Leonardo DiCaprio, because sometimes the name above the title is the pitch.
Movies where Meryl Streep is the reason to stop scrolling.
A focused feature lane for Keanu Reeves, all roles, range, and familiar spark.
Samuel L. Jackson films queued for a dose of recognizable screen electricity.
The Dwayne Johnson channel, where the performance is the main attraction.
A proper showcase for British screen icons with class, bite, and great timing.
Two heavyweight screen legends, one very intense block of movies.
A personality-forward run of Ryan Reynolds films with plenty of rewatch appeal.
A star-power block for Nicolas Cage, with the screen presence doing plenty of work.
Brad Pitt gets the spotlight in movies built around charisma, timing, and nerve.
A marquee run for Morgan Freeman, because sometimes the name above the title is the pitch.
Movies where Cate Blanchett is the reason to stop scrolling.
A focused feature lane for Hugh Jackman, all roles, range, and familiar spark.
Tom Cruise films queued for a dose of recognizable screen electricity.
The Scarlett Johansson channel, where the performance is the main attraction.
A film block for Joaquin Phoenix, tuned for fans of that particular movie-star frequency.
Ryan Gosling takes the remote with features that lean into their best-known energy.
A personality-forward run of Tilda Swinton films with plenty of rewatch appeal.
A star-power block for Will Smith, with the screen presence doing plenty of work.
Amy Adams gets the spotlight in movies built around charisma, timing, and nerve.
A marquee run for Margot Robbie, because sometimes the name above the title is the pitch.
Movies where Bryan Cranston is the reason to stop scrolling.
A focused feature lane for Adam Driver, all roles, range, and familiar spark.
Timothée Chalamet films queued for a dose of recognizable screen electricity.
The Viola Davis channel, where the performance is the main attraction.
A film block for Adam Sandler, tuned for fans of that particular movie-star frequency.
Classic star power, big entrances, and faces that owned whole eras.
Rising names and modern favorites with fresh energy on screen.
Familiar universes, major studios, network identities, and streamer originals.
CH 420 to 479
36 shown
Heroes, multiverses, quips, and enough post-credit energy to keep waiting.
Gotham shadows, cosmic icons, capes, and mythology with a thundercloud mood.
Lightsabers, smugglers, rebels, empires, and destiny with excellent sound design.
Starships, diplomacy, strange new worlds, and problems best solved by the crew.
Spells, schools, secrets, and magical trouble tucked under ordinary clothes.
Epic journeys, ancient evil, second breakfasts, and courage in very small packages.
Dinosaur chaos, bad corporate judgment, and fences that never do enough.
Web-slinging, city saves, awkward charm, and great power creating scheduling issues.
Animated heart, polished wonder, and jokes that work on more than one level.
Tuxedos, gadgets, villains, and missions with suspiciously scenic travel.
Family speeches, impossible driving, and physics politely stepping aside.
Small towns, big dread, and ordinary people meeting very bad signs.
Big animated worlds, returning favorites, and sequel energy for all ages.
Treasure maps, sea trouble, swordplay, and leadership by swagger.
City-scale stomps, roaring icons, and property damage with personality.
Missions, gadgets, handoffs, and agents pretending this is all normal.
Shared worlds, team-ups, cameos, and continuity doing gymnastics.
Indie nerve, stylish discomfort, and the feeling that something interesting is happening.
Premium series with sharp writing, expensive secrets, and serious staying power.
Bold FX originals with bite, style, and a habit of taking swings.
Slow-burn AMC drama with tension, grit, and characters under pressure.
Lean modern scares, nasty hooks, and horror built to move fast.
Streaming-era originals with binge momentum and genre-hopping confidence.
Glossy originals with sleek production, big casts, and premium shine.
Refined drama, period polish, and the kind of manners that hide trouble.
Big-world documentary storytelling with science, nature, and awe on tap.
Canon picks, art-house landmarks, and films with excellent liner-note energy.
Studio classics, blockbusters, and backlot confidence from the WB vault.
Universal favorites with monsters, laughs, action, and studio history in the walls.
Paramount polish, mountain-logo confidence, and movies built for a wide room.
Genre-friendly Lionsgate picks with sharp hooks and a scrappy streak.
Columbia and Sony releases with studio gloss, stars, and crowd appeal.
Old studio grandeur, iconic titles, and a lion-sized sense of occasion.
Handcrafted wonder, quiet courage, big skies, and meals that look unfairly good.
Showtime originals with adult drama, sharp edges, and late-night confidence.
Smaller films with strong voices, odd angles, and room for surprise.
Comfort picks, date-night movies, weekend lanes, background viewing, and discovery.
CH 503 to 528
26 shown
Easy yes picks with broad appeal and very little decision fatigue.
Soft landings, familiar rhythms, and the viewing equivalent of warm light.
A lift-the-room channel for kindness, optimism, and endings that exhale.
Charming, stylish, or swoony picks for two people and one remote.
Relaxed afternoon movies with classic pacing and no rush to be anywhere.
Gentle starts, lighter fare, and programming that pairs well with coffee.
Low-friction viewing for the part of the night that wants quieter choices.
TV episodes that glide into the next one before anyone objects.
Comfortable company for folding laundry, cooking dinner, or half-watching proudly.
Short episodes for when you want a whole thing before the timer goes off.
Long-haul movies for settling in and making no further plans.
Big runtimes, big stakes, and movies that arrive with luggage.
Stories that simmer, tighten, and reward patience with a proper payoff.
Strange favorites, midnight energy, and titles best introduced with trust me.
Laurels, speeches, and polished drama with its good shoes on.
Glorious misfires, questionable choices, and fun that refuses to be embarrassed.
Seasonal comfort, festive plots, and more decorative lights than strictly necessary.
Big days, bigger feelings, and plans that absolutely will not go smoothly.
Open roads, bad maps, strange stops, and people learning things the hard way.
Long odds, stubborn hearts, and the pleasure of watching someone prove it.
First loves, hard lessons, and the exact pain of becoming yourself.
Found families, odd teams, and people who work because they should not.
Lockers, lectures, dorms, rivalries, and formative chaos.
Rehearsals, rival crews, and feelings solved through choreography.
Artists, ambition, backstage friction, and the cost of chasing the sound.
Grown-up late-night picks with sharper edges and dimmer lights.
Specific story shapes and specialty lanes for libraries with interesting corners.
CH 550 to 609
12 shown
Mind games, unreliable memories, and tension that smiles politely.
Payback plans, old wounds, and justice taking the scenic route.
Water, depth, isolation, and the very reasonable fear of what is underneath.
Training, rivalry, comeback sweat, and the scoreboard behind the story.
Fresh starts every arc, with each story bringing its own rules.
Remote terrain, thin air, and survival stories with spectacular views.
Contagion, panic, science, and society trying to keep its cool.
Combat stories, impossible choices, and history seen from the ground.
Missing pasts, broken identities, and clues tucked inside the mind.
Storybook shapes with sharper teeth and shadows under the glitter.
Hidden networks, dangerous files, and the awful moment when the theory checks out.
Episodic mysteries with strange forces and answers that refuse to stay normal.
Practical channels for runtime, resolution, watched state, ratings, and random picks.
CH 620 to 634
15 shown
The sharpest-looking movies, ready to let the display show off a little.
Clean-looking movies and shows that keep the picture crisp.
Brand-new arrivals that just walked into the guide.
Recent additions still fresh enough to feel newly discovered.
A clean slate channel for everything you have not gotten to yet.
Movies still waiting for their first play.
Episodes and series sitting patiently in the not-yet pile.
Quick hits for tiny windows of time and low commitment.
Shorter programs that fit neatly between real-life interruptions.
Compact films with no room for filler.
One movie at random, because sometimes the remote should gamble.
One TV pick at random for instant channel-surfing chaos.
A mechanical top-shelf lane based on ratings, plain and simple.
Low-score oddities, surprise charms, and possible treasure hiding in plain sight.
Highly rated picks you still have not crossed off the list.
Sixty-eight music stations shaped by genre, style, mood, era, rating, and listening intent.
CH 1000 to 1067
68 shown
A full-jukebox shuffle for when the guide should just play the room.
Recently added songs getting first crack at the speakers.
Favorites with the ratings to prove they earned another spin.
Songs still waiting for their first turn in the spotlight.
Oldies, soul, pop, and rock with deep catalog charm.
Big hooks, shiny choruses, and songs that know where the camera is.
Classic pop eras stacked with melody, gloss, and nostalgia.
Millennium pop, digital-era hooks, and chorus-first confidence.
Newer pop polish with fresh production and instant-replay energy.
Melodic guitars, smooth edges, and songs built for easy cruising.
Stripped-back performances where the room gets quieter on purpose.
Slow dances, big feelings, and lyrics doing the emotional lifting.
Guitars up front, drums in motion, and choruses with shoulders.
Classic riffs, radio legends, and songs that already know the road.
Huge hooks, bigger drums, and songs built for imaginary spotlights.
Left-of-center guitars, restless hooks, and cool-kid basement energy.
Distortion, flannel-era mood, and choruses that still hit hard.
Modern rock cuts with new polish and old amplifier instincts.
Louder guitars, heavier drums, and very little interest in sitting still.
Heavy riffs, thunderous drums, and songs with serious armor.
Fast, loud, scrappy, and allergic to waiting politely.
Small-label spirit, odd hooks, and songs that like their corners interesting.
Beats, bars, flow, and rhythm doing the steering.
Golden-era boom bap, sharp voices, and classic head-nod gravity.
Club heat, mixtape swagger, and hooks with ringtone muscle.
Modern flows, heavy bass, and rap built for the current moment.
Smooth vocals, deep grooves, and feelings delivered on velvet.
Classic soul warmth, horn lines, and voices that do not miss.
Modern R&B with late-night polish and slow-burn hooks.
Stories, twang, heartbreak, and roads that seem to go on forever.
Classic country storytelling with steel guitars and barroom wisdom.
Big choruses, pickup-truck polish, and country radio confidence.
Modern country with pop shine, backroads, and big sing-alongs.
Synths, drops, pulses, and late-night momentum in clean lines.
Four-on-the-floor energy for kitchens, workouts, and imaginary dance floors.
Glitter, basslines, strings, and mirror-ball motion.
Neon synths, drum machines, and retro-future cool.
Slow pulses, soft textures, and music that lowers the lights.
Improvisation, swing, blue notes, and players listening hard.
Classic jazz rooms with smoke-ring mood and timeless solos.
Silky sax, polished grooves, and zero sharp corners.
Bent notes, road-worn voices, and feelings with calluses.
Orchestras, concert halls, and drama without needing a microphone.
Movie music, themes, and instrumentals that make errands feel cinematic.
Rhythm-forward Latin sounds with bright percussion, melody, and movement.
Latin pop shine with bright hooks and instant sing-along energy.
Dembow pulse, bright rhythms, and dance energy that refuses the chair.
Regional Mexican sounds with brass, strings, and big feeling.
Glossy Korean pop, precision hooks, and maximal stage energy.
Japanese pop and rock with bright melodies and genre-hopping charm.
Offbeat grooves, sunshine rhythm, and basslines that take their time.
Global sounds, regional colors, and songs that open the windows.
Basslines with opinions, tight drums, and grooves that walk into the room first.
Acoustic stories, close harmonies, and songs that carry a little dust.
Voices lifted high, spiritual warmth, and choruses built for conviction.
No vocals needed, just mood, melody, and room to think.
Soft textures, slow movement, and music that practically exhales.
Filipino pop and ballads with heart-forward melodies and karaoke gravity.
Early pop and rock charm with handclaps, harmonies, and jukebox glow.
Seventies grooves, singer-songwriters, disco sparkle, and classic radio warmth.
Synths, drums, hair, hooks, and absolutely no fear of the chorus.
Alt-rock, R&B, pop, and hip-hop from the decade of big identity.
Post-Y2K favorites with glossy hooks and playlist-era momentum.
Recent favorites with modern production and fresh-release energy.
Upbeat songs chosen to keep the room from sitting too still.
Fast tempos, strong beats, and songs that believe in one more rep.
Soft, slow, and gentle enough to let the day clock out.
Smooth, pleasant, low-friction music for calm rooms and easy mornings.
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