America’s Funniest Home Videos FAST Channel coming to Samsung TV Plus in US
November 5, 2025
Samsung TV Plus and V10 Entertainment, a private equity-backed media company, have partnered to launch the first dedicated FAST channel for America’s Funniest Home Videos hosted by Alfonso Ribeiro, set to debut in the US later this year.
The AFV with Alfonso Ribeiro channel on Samsung TV Plus will showcase more than 200 episodes from the ten most recent seasons of AFV hosted by Ribeiro, streaming exclusively across the domestic FAST market. Beginning in 2026, Samsung TV Plus will also offer in-season episodes from the current broadcast run on ABC, where AFV airs on Sundays.
“This partnership brings AFV’s timeless comedy to a new generation of viewers while honoring its legacy,” said Carter Skeath, President of V10 Entertainment. “We’re thrilled to partner with Samsung TV Plus. Their reach, explosive growth, and track record of seeking and amplifying best in class brands, ensures the laughs will keep rolling across a new generation of fans.”
This historic deal marks AFV’s first major FAST deployment and reinforces its legacy as one of television’s longest-running franchises. With its cross-generational appeal and brand-safe comedy, AFV thrives in ad-supported environments and remains a cultural touchstone. The series continues its linear success as a Sunday night staple on ABC, entering its 36th season this October.
“For more than three decades, America’s Funniest Home Videos has kept audiences laughing, and we’re proud to be the exclusive home of its first-ever FAST channel hosted by Alfonso Ribeiro,” added Salek Brodsky, Senior Vice President and Global Head of Samsung TV Plus. “Ribeiro’s episodes celebrate the everyday moments and lighthearted humour that make AFV such an enduring favourite.”
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