Chick-fil-A is reportedly planning to launch its own streaming service with a focus on family-friendly, unscripted content. The fast food chain is working with major production companies like Glassman Media and Sugar23 to develop original shows, including a 10-episode game show. The streaming platform, which may launch later this year, will also explore scripted and animated series. Budgeted at around $400,000 per half-hour episode, this move comes as unscripted content remains cost-effective, especially during economic downturns. This venture is facilitated by Chick-fil-A's ties to Trilith Studios, a major production facility in Georgia. The initiative underscores the company's broader engagement in entertainment beyond its core food business.