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First-Ever America’s Got Talent FAST Channel Goes Live On Multiple Platforms

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Fans of America’s Got Talent will be happy to know that Freemantle has launched a new AGT FAST channel, and the free channel is now available on multiple platforms.

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2025 marked the release of the twentieth season of America’s Got Talent, and the company has been celebrating the 20th anniversary throughout this year. The launch of the first-ever AGT FAST channel is part of the 20-year celebrations.

And with twenty seasons to play with, those tuning in to the new channel can expect to see a variety of episodes and unforgettable moments spanning two decades.

“A brand as iconic as AGT that has been changing lives, launching careers, and celebrating the American spirit for two decades, deserves its own channel,” said Laura Florence, Senior Vice President of Global Channels, Fremantle. “AGT has always welcomed talent of any kind, any age, and now, with this new channel, fans can experience the magic any time they want. It’s a pure tribute to the power of dreams and the talent that defines a generation.”

As this is a new FAST channel, platform support is a little limited to begin with. For example, the AGT FAST channel is currently only available to stream via DirecTV, LG Channels, Prime Video, Sling TV, and Xumo Play.

According to Freemantle, additional launches are expected to take place soon, including launches on Google TV, Samsung TV Plus, and Xfinity.

Earlier this year, Fremantle agreed a global deal with Pluto TV to distribute 25 FAST channels across 13 countries.

The deal resulted in Pluto TV users in multiple countries gaining access to FAST channels for a variety of popular shows, including Escape to the Country, Three’s Company, Baywatch, Supermarket Sweep, Family Feud, Let’s Make a Deal, The Price is Right, Project Runway, and Prisoner, among others.

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John Finn is the Editor of Streaming Better, a platform created to help consumers navigate the complicated live TV streaming and subscription service market. John has been covering technology and streaming for online publications since 2014.

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