Medium is Pluto TV Germany's general entertainment channel, and it plays exactly like you'd expect a free ad-supported linear feed to play. The programming leans toward mid-tier catalog titles, think procedurals from the 2000s, romantic comedies from the 2010s, the occasional B-movie that landed on Pluto because nowhere else wanted it. That's not a knock. The curation has a personality. You'll get a three-hour block of action films followed by a two-hour block of family comedies, then a sudden German-dubbed thriller that came out of nowhere. The ad breaks are frequent and loop the same five commercials, which gets old. But the trade-off is obvious: you pay nothing and you get a channel that doesn't force you to choose. For casual viewing when you're cooking or working, Medium works fine. The German dubbing is competent, no lip-sync disasters. If you want to watch Medium online, Tvivu carries the live feed. Medium live is best treated as background texture, a decent Movies tv Germany option for those tired of Netflix's endless menus. It won't replace your streaming subscriptions, but it also doesn't ask for your credit card.