Watch Catherine O'Hara's Iconic Films on Pluto TV's Tribute Marathon Through Feb. 1

Will SayreSun, February 1, 2026 at 6:53 AM UTC

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It's tough to say which is the funniest out of the iconic comediesWaiting for Guffman (1996), Best in Show (2000), and A Mighty Wind (2003).

Catherine O'Hara steals the show in each, and friends and fans across the globe have been paying tribute to the comedy legend ever since she tragically died on Friday, Jan. 30 at age 71.

In addition to all the outpouring of love from beloved co-stars like Macaulay Culkin (Home Alone), Seth Rogen (The Studio) and Christina Applegate (Surviving Christmas), some of her most acclaimed movies and TV have now become available to watch on Pluto TV.

Running through Sunday, Feb. 1, the streaming channel has the following films on-hand for fans to watch as part of its "Catherine O'Hara Tribute Marathon":

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Orange County — on demand HERE

Waiting for Guffman — on demand HERE

Best in Show — on demand HERE

A Mighty Wind — on demand HERE

Speaking of Sex — on demand HERE

Penelope — on demand HERE

A.C.O.D.— on demand HERE

Game 6 — on demand HERE

Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events — on demand HERE

It's all to honor of the Schitt's Creek star's life, work, and the warmth and charm she brought to both the big and small screen.

And on the note of Rogen's tribute, it's interesting that the newly minted Golden Globe winner, 43, actually took time to honor his co-star of The Studio just two weeks before O'Hara's unexpected passing.

In a joint post shared to Instagram on Jan. 11, Rogen and Apple TV+ shared a series of behind-the-scenes and stills from the acclaimed comedy series. O’Hara appeared in three of the five photos, including one in which she stood alongside Rogen as the director held a clapboard in front of them. Most of the photos appeared to be from “The Golden Globes” episode of the series. See the carousel below.

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