And on the week after the Doomsday clock was moved forward to 100 seconds to midnight, the service has also added pop-up channel ‘Pluto TV Brit-pocalypse’, showcasing British mini-series and how these deal with the potential annihilation of British life as we know it, through a number of apocalyptic scenarios.
Pluto TV Made in Britain takes UK viewers through some of the greatest moments in British history, centering the gripping stories of pop icons, athletes, controversial criminals and, of course, some royals as well. Content includes biographical crime drama Bronson and The Black Panther, royal documentaries Harry & Meghan: A Royal Wedding and Diana – The Royal Truth, football documentary Manchester United: We Are United, and celebrated teen dramedy series Skins.
Meanwhile, Pluto TV Brit-pocalypse takes viewers on a thrilling ride across the country — one disaster after another. Starting with the mini-series Flood, in which a threatening tidal surge floods the Thames, to the carnivorous plants of Day Of The Triffids and rounding out with the apocalyptic disaster series Ice – which is actually set in the year 2020.
In a tongue-in-cheek comment, Olivier Jollet, Managing Director Europe at Pluto TV said:
“In the midst of turbulent times, we at Pluto TV want to create a safe haven for British highlights that show the country and its people in all their facets. Pluto TV Made in Britain celebrates the incomparable British humour, traditional institutions and big stars of the entertainment industry.”
Pluto TV is available for free across a number of streaming devices, including Amazon Fire, Apple TV and Roku.
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