By Phillip Swann
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TV Answer Man, do you remember the Eye Candy channel? I think it was on Pluto. Where can we watch it now? It had a bunch of beautiful women dancing on the beach. Thanks in advance and keep up the great updates! — Tony, Las Vegas.

Tony, Pluto TV, the free, ad-supported streaming service, carried The Eye Candy Channel from 2015 to 2020. Produced by a Southern California company called Kaloopy, the Eye Candy Channel featured one video after another of a beautiful woman in various states of undress, dancing, jumping, and sometimes, rolling around the floor or beach in apparent imminent discovery of some kind of epiphany.

In April 2020, Pluto removed the channel without explanation. But Kaloopy issued a statement:

“As of April 14 Kaloopy will no longer be The Eye Candy Channel on Pluto TV. We enjoyed the last 5 years of running the content on the channel. As with all good things they must come to an end. We’re working on putting up the videos on many new platforms and will be announcing them in the coming weeks.”

If I had to guess, which I sometimes am forced to do in this space, I would say the change had something to do with Pluto TV’s new owner, Viacom, which in 2019 assumed control of the service. Perhaps Viacom didn’t like carrying a channel that some might view as an affront to women. But I am just speculating so don’t start calling Viacom and telling some secretary he or she is evil personified.

But there is good news for Eye Candy Channel devotees. The channel, which has been renamed Kaloopy, is now available at this web site, and a handful of streaming services including DistroTV, Rad and SelectTV. Click here to see Kaloopy’s web site for more information.

Tony, hope that helps. Happy viewing and stay safe!

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