Roku has added Roku Originals to The Roku Channel lineup. You can now stream shows like “Die Hart,” “#FreeRayshawn” and “Reno 911!,” documentaries, such as “Blackballed” and “Big Rad Wolf,” and alternative and reality programming, including “Punk’d” and “Chrissy’s Court” exclusively on The Roku Channel.
Roku announced the Roku Originals label in April, sharing that the branding would be used for the content acquired from Quibi along with new content developed or acquired from Roku in the future.
30 originals premiered on The Roku Channel this week. Additional Roku Originals titles will be added later this year. You can watch Roku Originals and the rest of the free content available on The Roku Channel at therokuchannel.roku.com or download The Roku Channel mobile app. You can also get The Roku Channel app on Amazon Fire TV or Samsung Smart TVs, along with all Roku devices.
Roku Originals now available include:
- “#FreeRayshawn”
- “About Face”
- “Bad Ideas with Adam Devine”
- “Barkitechture”
- “Big Rad Wolf”
- “Blackballed”
- “Centerpiece”
- “Chrissy’s Court”
- “Cup of Joe”
- “Die Hart”
- “Dishmantled”
- “Dummy”
- “Fight Like a Girl”
- “Flipped”
- “The Fugitive”
- “Gayme Show”
- “Iron Sharpens Iron”
- “Last Looks”
- “Let’s Roll with Tony Greenhand”
- “Most Dangerous Game”
- “Murder House Flip”
- “Murder Unboxed”
- “Nightgowns”
- “Prodigy”
- “Punk’d”
- “Reno 911!”
- “Royalties
- “Shape of Pasta”
- “Thanks a Million”
- “You Ain’t Got These”