More TV Drama

Pluto TV's More TV Drama is all-in on genre. No comedies, no reality breaks, just hour after hour of emotional arcs, courtroom showdowns, and hospital corridors where someone's always coding. The programming skews to procedural comfort food: the kind of shows where a team solves a case or saves a patient every 42 minutes, no loose ends. That's both the strength and the limitation. You'll never be lost if you drop in mid-episode, but serialized storytelling addicts might find it too choppy. The ad breaks are frequent, Pluto's ad load is noticeable, but the channel doesn't overthink curation. It's like flipping through a stack of well-worn paperbacks. The afternoon block leans toward legal dramas (think courtrooms and closing arguments), while evenings bring medical and family melodramas. For anyone craving something darker or more modern, skip this. But if you want a reliable, low-stakes background TV experience where someone always gets their emotional comeuppance, this channel delivers. Entertaining tv United States audiences have plenty of options, this one is for drama purists who hate switching genres.