Pluto TV's Western TV channel doesn't pretend to be highbrow. It's a nonstop feed of frontier justice, saloon brawls, and dusty horseback rides. The programming skews toward the 50s and 60s, think black-and-white B-westerns, syndicated TV series, and the occasional John Wayne-ish feature. The curation feels algorithmic rather than curated: you get the same handful of titles in heavy rotation, which is either comforting or maddening depending on your tolerance for repetition. Commercial breaks are frequent but short, a tradeoff for free streaming. What the channel does well is atmosphere. The grainy prints, the overacted showdowns, the crackling audio, it's like flipping through a bargain-bin DVD collection. Not for anyone looking for high-definition prestige fare, but if you want a background hum of six-shooters and horse hooves while you do chores, this is your channel. You can watch Western TV online via Tvivu, and it's a solid entry point for nostalgia-driven viewers who miss the old cable era of genre-specific channels. The lack of modern westerns or color restorations is a missed opportunity; the channel stays stubbornly retro.