Pluto TV Adds ‘Arrow,’ ‘Everwood,’ ‘Hart of Dixie,’ ‘The 100,’ ‘My Wife and Kids’ to Its Library

Classic The CW lives! Pluto TV has added four of the netlet’s popular circa-2000s and 2010s dramas to its library: Off-net episodes of “Hart of Dixie,” “Arrow,” “The 100” and “Everwood” are expected to join the free ad-supported streamer in the next few months. Also joining the mix on the comedy side will be mid-2000s ABC comedy “My Wife and Kids.”

Pluto TV is a part of Paramount Skydance, where execs noted that this new batch of shows target a Gen Z audience. The streamer cites a recent NRG research study that found that “72% of Gen Z prefer content from the 2010s or 2000s.” Pluto TV said its 18-34 audience grew 30% year-over-year from January 2025 to January 2026.

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“Pluto TV is central to our direct-to-consumer strategy. Free streaming is expanding faster than any other segment of the market, and 18-34 year olds are our fastest growing audience,” said Paramount Skydance’s Cindy Holland, chair of direct to consumer. “We’re building a more deliberate and curated experience for our consumers that delivers real value to our partners. Free streaming doesn’t have to be a warehouse, it is a destination.”

Pluto TV licensed “Hart of Dixie,” “Arrow,” “The 100” and “Everwood” from Warner Bros., while “My Wife and Kids” comes from Disney.

“Hart of Dixie,” about a New York doctor who sets up a medical practice in a small Alabama town, produced 76 episodes between 2011 and 2015. “Arrow,” the superhero franchise about a billionaire-turned-vigilante and helped kick off The CW’s Arrowverse series, ran form eight seasons and 170 episodes between 2012 and 2020.

“The 100,” a post-apocalyptic drama about young survivors sent back to a ravaged Earth, aired for seven seasons and 100 episodes between 2014 and 2020. “Everwood,” about a New York neurosurgeon who moves his family to a small Colorado mountain town after his wife’s sudden death, ran for four seasons and 89 episodes between 2002 and 2006.

On the comedy side, “My Wife & Kids,” starring Damon Wayans as a husband and father, ran for five seasons and 123 episodes between 2001 and 2005.

“Hart of Dixie,” “Arrow,” “The 100” and “My Wife & Kids” launch on May 1, while “Everwood” joins Pluto TV on June 1.