Roku, Inc. (NasdaqGS:ROKU) is reportedly negotiating a deal to take over the library of short-form streaming content Quibi Holdings, LLC produced before it collapsed after just six months. The deal would give Roku a slate of exclusive programs for its own free-to-watch app called the Roku Channel, which currently broadcasts other companies’ movies and shows along with ads, The Wall Street Journal reported January 3, 2021. The terms would give Roku rights to Quibi shows that feature big names such as Chrissy Teigen, Anna Kendrick and Liam Hemsworth and include titles like ‘Murder House Flip,’ ‘Most Dangerous Game’ and ‘Dummy,’ according to the paper. While the companies are in advanced discussions, the financial terms of the deal are unclear and the talks could still fall apart, the Journal says. Roku’s stock price jumped about 2.5% on the news to $340.50 in pre-market trading as of 8:49 a.m. January 4, 2021. A deal with Roku could allow Quibi to save some face after its failed bet on short-form video content. Neither Quibi nor Roku immediately responded to requests for comment January 4, 2021 morning.