Files” is headed to Pluto TV, becoming available beginning on New Year’s Day. Though the beloved, long-running sci-fi drama is already available to stream on Hulu and Disney+, its addition to Paramount-owned Pluto TV will make it completely free to watch with ad breaks.

Paramount-owned Pluto TV is launching a new channel dedicated to one of the best science fiction shows of the late 1990's and early 2000's starting on Jan. 1. For those wondering what Pluto TV is, Paramount gave the following description: "Pluto TV is a global leader in free streaming television,

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All 11 seasons of The X-Files, including the two reboot seasons, will be available on-demand on Pluto TV beginning Jan. 1, 2026. The show will also have a dedicated channel, which will first air a complete linear run of the entire series. After this concludes, the channel will feature curated marathons of the show.

Pluto TV is what’s known as a free ad-supported streaming television (FAST) service, and is operated by Paramount Skydance. It currently offers over 150 live channels in the UK and over 1,000 TV shows and movies to stream on demand.