Every title available on Quibi for its April 6 launch

Send in the dancing lobsters: Quibi is almost here! 

Launching April 6, the fledgling streaming service promises “quick bites” to viewers seeking mobile-optimized content lasting less than ten minutes. On Friday, Quibi announced if would rollout 50 titles at launch — with a promise of 175 shows by the end of year one. 

The service is currently priced at $4.99 per month with ads or $7.99 per month ad-free, but will offer a 90-day free trial to anyone who visits Quibi.com and signs up before April 6. 

Quibi’s series are broken into three categories. “Films in Chapters” deliver bigger stories in multiple installments lasting 7-10 minutes each. “Unscripted and Docs” encompasses all of Quibi’s reality and documentary programming, ranging from food and travel to dating and true crime, all under 10 minutes. “Daily Essentials” promises 5-6 minute topical segments on a variety of subjects including news, weather, pop culture, sports, and more.

We’ve looked through the titles and, although we can’t vouch for anything yet, there’s a lot of bonkers stuff to look into. Chrissy Teigen, who as best we know never went to law school and was never appointed to a judgeship, arbitrates real legal cases in Chrissy’s Court. Sophie Turner takes on a dramatic survival tale in Survive. In Dishmantled, Tituss Burgess shoots food out of a canon at chef competitors because regular cooking shows have no place on Quibi!

Check out everything coming to Quibi on April 6 below.

Top Pick: Murder House Flip

What sounds like a joke, but is genuinely happening? Quibi’s Murder House Flip! 

Starring home renovation experts Mikel Welch and Joelle Uzyel, this DIY-meets-true crime show takes viewers to the scenes of heinous crimes. There, the owners of the cursed properties enlist the pair’s help “to remove the stains of the past and take these homes from morbid to marvelous.” Could be great, could be uniquely horrifying. Either way, it’s under 10 minutes an episode.

How to watch: Murder House Flip begins streaming Apr. 6 on Quibi. 

Films in Chapters

Flipped: Will Forte and Kaitlin Olson appear as aspiring DIY reality stars who find a bunch of money in a wall, then get stuck flipping houses for a Mexican drug cartel.
Most Dangerous Game: A dystopian action thriller starring Liam Hemsworth, Christoph Waltz, and a mysterious life-and-death game.
Survive: Based on Alex Morel’s novel, this thriller features Sophie Turner and Corey Hawkins as two passengers who survive a plane crash only to be lost in the wilderness.
When the Streetlights Go On: Set in the aftermath of a grisly murder, this coming-of-age story has performances by Chosen Jacobs, Sophie Thatcher, Tony Hale, Queen Latifah, and more.

Unscripted and Docs 

Chrissy’s Court: Chrissy Teigen takes on the reality court show format with “bailiff” Pepper Thai.
Dishmantled: A cooking competition show that challenges chefs to recreate dishes by taste and smell only — after having those dishes literally flung at their faces. Hosted by Tituss Burgess.
Elba v Block: Hollywood icon Idris Elba and professional driver Ken Block race cars.
Fierce Queens: Presented by Reese Witherspoon, this nature docuseries will look at the role female creatures play in species across the globe.
Gayme Show!: Comedians Matt Rogers and Dave Mizzoni pair heterosexual contestants with celebrity “life partners” to take on physical, mental, and emotional challenges.
Gone Mental with Lior: Famed mentalist Lior Suchard performs mind-reading stunts with subjects like Kate Hudson, James Corden, Zooey Deschanel, and Ben Stiller.
&MUSIC: A docuseries spotlighting the behind-the-scenes collaborators that helped make musical acts like Ariana Grande and Ozzy Osbourne great.
Murder House Flip: From the executive producer of CSI, this unscripted home renovation show sees expert flippers Mikel Welch and Joelle Uzyel tackle locations with dark histories.
NightGowns: RuPaul’s Drag Race winner Sasha Velour takes viewers behind the scenes of her acclaimed drag revue as it’s adapted into a full stage production.
Nikki Fre$h: Nicole Richie taps into her alter-ego “Nikki Fre$h” to learn about new ways we can care for ourselves and the planet.
Prodigy: A docuseries looking at the accomplishments of young elite athletes.
Punk’d: Chance the Rapper revitalizes the iconic hidden-camera show.
Run This City: A retrospective on the controversial tenure of former Fall River, MA mayor Jasiel Correia.
Shape of Pasta: Chef Evan Funke travels across Italy to learn everything he can about traditional pasta-making from the best of the best.
Singled Out: A remake of the ’90s MTV dating game with a social media twist. Hosted by Keke Palmer and Joel Kim Booster.
Skrrt with Offset: Offset joins guests like Cardi B, Chance the Rapper, Jay Leno, Quavo, Lil Yachty and T-Pain to explore the world of luxury cars.
Thanks A Million: Executive produced by Jennifer Lopez, this ten-episode series will feature celebrities gifting a total of $1 million to fans in need.
The Sauce: Dancers Ayo & Teo travel the country to find fresh talent in this competition series executive produced and judged by Usher.
You Ain’t Got These: Lena Waithe leads an in-depth look at sneaker culture. 

Daily Essentials 

60 in 6 by CBS News
All The Feels by the Dodo
Around the World by BBC News
Close Up by E! News
Evening Report by NBC News
Fashion’s A Drag
For the Cultura by Telemundo
Fresh Daily by Rotten Tomatoes
Hot off the Mic
Last Night’s Late Night
Morning Report by NBC News
NewsDay by CTV News
NewsNight by CTV News
No Filter by TMZ: AM
No Filter by TMZ: PM
Pop5
Pulso News by Telemundo
Saturday Report by NBC News
Sexology with Shan Boodram
Speedrun by Polygon
Sunday Report by NBC News
The Daily Chill
The Nod with Brittany & Eric
The Rachel Hollis Show
The Replay by ESPN
Trailers by Fandango
TSN Sports Show (untitled)
Weather Today by The Weather Channel