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ProperShortVertical drama, measured.

Trope · 26 series

Rich Family Feud Short Dramas

Twenty-four series of inheritance, boardrooms and relatives who do not like each other. Median 30 episodes makes this one of the cheapest trope labels to finish outright — about $18 at our modelled rate — though the range runs to 85.

Series
26
Median to finish
$14.99
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Where to start

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Ranked by our editor score; ties broken by cost to finish, then by whether the series is complete. Every figure comes from the same database that powers the cost calculator.

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The extremes

 SeriesPlatformEpisodesRuntimeTo finish
Cheapest to finishAfter the Divorce, He Begged on His KneesNetShort12—$9.99
Most expensiveI Masked Myself to Save GrandmaNetShort85—$49.95
ShortestAfter the Divorce, He Begged on His KneesNetShort12—$9.99
LongestI Masked Myself to Save GrandmaNetShort85—$49.95
Most free episodesHate Me CloserNetShort60—$29.97
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What it costs to watch all of it

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$499.56to finish all 26
—total viewing
35average episodes

Median series here costs $14.99 and runs —. We do not hold a completed-or-ongoing status for these, so treat the totals as what is published today.Estimates assume no free coins and the cheapest coin-pack combination on each platform.

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Where to find them

26 of the 26 are on NetShort.

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How this page was built

Editorial policy

The 26 series on this page carry Rich Family Feud as a trope label in the catalogue of the platform that publishes them. We do not tag series ourselves, which means this page is exactly as complete, and as inconsistent, as the platforms' own labelling. Episode counts and runtimes are read from each platform's listing for that specific series; coin prices come from the in-app purchase tiers Apple publishes for each app. We hold complete pricing for all 26. Nothing on this page is a paid placement, and we do not rank by anything we were given for free.