MeTV Toons is an exciting TV channel featuring an extensive collection of classic animation, including popular titles like Scooby-Doo, Looney Tunes, and The Flintstones.
The broadcast TV network, launched in 2024 by Weigel Broadcasting and Warner Bros. Discovery, is an over-the-air (OTA) channel you can access for free with an antenna. It is also available on various TV packages and streaming platforms.
Below is a look at all the various ways you can watch MeTV Toons:
Watch MeTV Toons on TV
MeTV Toons is an over-the-air broadcast channel, but several cable and satellite TV providers offer it as part of their TV packages. These include:
- Mediacom: You can get MeTV Toons on channels 155 or 355 (HD) in several markets across the United States.
- Dish: MeTV Toons is on channel 376 on DISH. The TV service is available in most U.S. markets.
- DirecTV National: The classic animation channel is available on channel 295. The TV service is available in most U.S. markets.
- Spectrum: MeTV Toons is available on Spectrum in select regions, including channel 1232 in Los Angeles, 192 in Minneapolis, 1296 in New York, 189 in Newtown, and 1294 in Dallas.
- TDS: You can watch MeTV Toons on channel 75 on TDS+, and channel 75 (SD) and 1075 (HD) on TDS TV.
- RTC: MeTV Toons is available on channel 7 on RTV Communications. The cable TV service is only available in the South Bend-Elkhart area.
- Quality Cablevision: You can watch MeTV Toons on channel 25.13 in the South Bend-Elkhart area.
- Cox: You can access the network on channel 126 on Cox in the Lafayette, Louisiana area.
- Comcast Xfinity: MeTV Toons is available on Comcast Xfinity as of December 2025. It is on channel 1736 and is accessible across several U.S. markets.
- NU-Telecom: MeTV Toons is offered by Nu-Telecom on channels 42 and 74 in the Minneapolis/St. Paul area.
- Midcontinent: You can also get the classic animation network on channel 590 on the Midcontinent TV lineup in the Minneapolis/St. Paul area.
- Schurz: MeTV Toons is on channel 94 on Schurz in the Minneapolis/St. Paul area.
- Celect: Channel 94 on Celect in the Minneapolis/St. Paul area.
- Baldwin: Channel 112 on Baldwin in the Minneapolis/St. Paul area.
- BEVCOMM: Channel 923 on BEVCOMM in the Minneapolis/St. Paul area.
- FiberNet Monticello: Channel 107 on FiberNet Monticello in the Minneapolis/St. Paul area.
- Grantsburg Telcom: Still in the Minneapolis–St. Paul area, you can watch MeTV Toons on Channel 15.1 on Grantsburg Telcom.
- Runestone Telecom: Channel 18 on Runestone Telecom in the Minneapolis/St. Paul area.
- SCI BB (Savage Comm): Channel 84 on Savage Communications in the Minneapolis–St. Paul area.
- Arvis Comm (Melrose Tele): Channel 609 on Arvis Comm (Melrose Tele) in the Minneapolis/St. Paul area.
- RS Fiber Coop Winthrop: Channel 207 on RS Fiber Coop Winthrop in the Minneapolis/St. Paul area.
- FiOS: You can watch MeTV Toons on Channel 486 on FiOS in the New York area.
- Astound: MeTV Toons is also on channel 71 in the New York area.
- Consolidated Cable: You can watch the classic animated network on channel 132 on the Consolidated Cable TV service if you are in the Bismarck-Minot area (North Dakota).
- NEP Cable: You can access MeTV on channel 399 in the Wilkes-Barre area (Pennsylvania).
- Jackson Energy Cable: MeTV Toons is also on channels 90 and 290 in the Jackson, Tennessee, region.
Watch MeTV Toons with a TV antenna
MeTV Toons is available over-the-air in most U.S. markets. Therefore, you can access the channel for free with just an antenna, without subscribing to a cable or satellite TV package.
There are two ways you can watch MeTV Toons via a TV antenna:
- Connecting an antenna directly to your TV
- Using a TV antenna with a DVR or streaming box that has a built-in TV tuner
Using a direct TV antenna
The easiest and cheapest way to watch MeTV Toons is to connect a TV antenna to your TV. Doing this will give you free access to the broadcast network and several other free-to-air channels available in your region.
The choice of antenna to use will depend on your location. You can use an indoor antenna if you are in an area with a strong signal, or an outdoor antenna if your home is far from TV broadcast towers.
Once you have connected the antenna, scan your TV, then go to the channel guide to start watching MeTV Toons. If your TV is already connected to an antenna, you may need to rescan the channels to update the reception and add the channel to your lineup.
Note: MeTV Toons is available through various local broadcast affiliates. You can check the available affiliate channel(s) in your area using the “Where to Watch” feature on the MeTV Toons website.
Using an over-the-air DVR and streaming boxes
You can also access MeTV Toons for free using a DVR or a streaming box with a built-in tuner. Unlike the direct TV antenna connection, this option offers you a streaming-like experience when watching MeTV Toons.
Some of the DVRs and streaming boxes you can use to access MeTV Toons include:
- Tablo TV: The 4th-generation Tablo connects to your smart TV or streaming devices, allowing you to watch over-the-air channels like MeTV Toons in the Tablo streaming app. It also has a DVR that lets you record live TV channels.
- AirTV: Like Tablo, AirTV devices allow you to “stream” free-to-air broadcast networks via the Sling TV app. AirTV also offers DVR functionality for recording live channels.
- TiVo Edge: Another OTA DVR that lets you receive, watch, and record free-to-air channels. However, you need an active TiVo service subscription to use most of the device’s features.
- iView CyberBox: an Android TV streaming box with a built-in tuner that lets you receive over-the-air broadcast channels, including MeTV Toons.
- MyVelo TV Premiere: An Android TV streaming box with a built-in tuner allowing you to receive free, over-the-air channels. You can stream these channels via the built-in MyVelo TV app.
Streaming services that offer MeTV Toons
You can also watch MeTV Toons via various streaming services that offer live TV channels. These platforms include:
1. Philo
MeTV Toons is available on Philo as part of the base package, which includes over 70 live TV channels.
One thing to note, though, is that despite being an over-the-air channel, it is not offered as a stand-alone free option within Philo. Therefore, you will need an active subscription starting at $25 per month to watch MeTV Toons.
2. Frndly TV
Frndly TV offers MeTV Toons broadcast network as part of its live TV channel lineup.
Just like with Philo, the channel is not available as a stand-alone free option. Therefore, you need an active Frndly TV subscription to watch the classic anime channel, starting at $8.99 per month.
3. Fubo
MeTV Toons and other Weigel Networks, such as MeTV, are available on Fubo. They are part of Fubo TV’s main plans, including Pro and Elite plans.
Therefore, to watch MeTV Toons on Fubo, you require an active subscription, starting at $73.99 per month.
4. DirecTV Stream
You can watch MeTV Toons on DirecTV Stream, channel 295. The broadcast network is available on the Choice package and other higher plans.
Like with other streaming services, DirecTV Stream does not offer MeTV Toons as a separate, stand-alone free option. Therefore, you must subscribe to either the Choice, Ultimate, or Premier plans, with prices starting from $94.99 per month.
Can you watch MeTV Toons outside the United States?
MeTV Toons is designed for the United States market only; all the cable, satellite, and streaming services that offer the network are available only in the U.S. region.
The over-the-air broadcast network is also designed for the U.S. market, but Canadian viewers near the U.S./Canadian border can pick up the channel’s signal with an antenna.
Currently, there is no other legal way to watch MeTV Toons outside the United States. Some online platforms, though, suggest using a VPN to access the streaming services that offer the classic animation network.
However, nowadays, many streaming platforms, especially subscription-based ones, have stringent no-VPN policies, with consequences ranging from blocked access to a blacklisted account.
Therefore, it is not worth using a VPN to illegally access the network if you are outside the United States. Instead, you are better off looking for an alternative TV channel or streaming platform that offers similar content.