A NEW channel has landed on Samsung TVs devoted to everything royalty.
Fans can delve into a range of documentaries about the royals, including a look into Prince Harry‘s controversial biography Spare, as well as Prince William and Kate Middleton‘s love story.
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There’s plenty to remember Queen Elizabeth II too.
And it’s not just British royals – there’s also programmes about other royal families such as Sweden and Denmark.
The channel is one of several little-known bonus stations available on Samsung devices.
It’s on the Samsung TV Plus service, a free internet streamed perk on Samsung TVs and smartphones.
The Royalworld channel can be found on station number 4418, according to RXTVInfo.
Other channels include Highway Thru Hell, which shows back-to-back episodes of the long-running Canadian factual series that started in 2012.
It follows the work of a heavy vehicle rescue and recovery towing company based in Hope, British Columbia, during accidents and serious weather incidents.
Highway Thru Hell can be found on Samsung TV Plus number 4128.
There’s also something new for the kids, with a Care Bears channel at number 4611.
It joins a growing list of themed channels for children, which already includes Lego, Teletubbies and The Smurfs.
Free channels you’re missing on Samsung
There are a load of free channels available on Samsung TV Plus, ranging from big names like Sky and UKTV to themed channels.
Here are some notable stations to check out:
Entertainment Hub – 4001
Crime Network – 4002
Rakuten TV Comedy Movies – 4004
UKTV Play Heroes – 4007
Graham Norton Channel – 4100
UKTV Play Laughs – 4103
America’s Got Talent – 4106
American Idol – 4107
Homes Under The Hammer – 4109
Come Dine With Me – 4110
Sky Mix – 4155
Baywatch – 4160
UKTV Play Uncovered – 4202
UKTV Play Full Throttle – 4204
5 Cops – 4210
FIFA+ – 4506
POP – 4612
NOW 80s – 4717
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Hidden streamed channels on your TV from Samsung and LG
Pluto TV with more than 100 extra channels
Amazon’s free alternative Freevee
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