Everything Coming to Peacock, NBCUniversal's Streaming Service

The streaming landscape will get a little more crowded this year with the arrival of Peacock, the streaming video service that launched in April from media conglomerate Comcast’s NBCUniversal. The service is currently available to some Comcast TV subscribers, but when it goes public July 15 it will offer multiple tiers of free and subscription-based plans offering access to a library of new and classic movies and TV series, from original projects to fan-favorite sitcoms and films.

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Current NBC shows
Daily news
Sports
Original series and revivals
Classic series
Movies
Virtual channels
Children’s programming

With so many streaming services currently available and upcoming, it can be difficult to decide which ones to invest in — and what you get for your money can be as important a factor in that decision as how much you spend. In order to make that choice a little easier, we’ve put together a list of everything expected to be available on Peacock through 2021.

(Note: NBCUniversal hasn’t specified how the content on its free, ad-supported tiers and its paid, Peacock Premium tier will differ at this point, so some of the content on this list might not be available via the free tier.)

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Current NBC shows

Peacock users will be able to stream new episodes of many NBC and Telemundo series the day after they air, with earlier episodes and full seasons also available to stream. Some of the shows specifically announced for next-day streaming availability include:

America’s Got Talent: Champions
Blindspot
Bluff City Law
Bring the Funny
Caso Cerrado
Chicago Fire
Chicago Med
Chicago P.D.
Ellen’s Game of Games
Hollywood Game Night
Law and Order: SVU
Making It
Manifest
New Amsterdam
Operación Pacífico
Perfect Harmony
Songland
Sunnyside
Superstore
The Blacklist
The InBetween
The Wall
This Is Us
Titan Games
World of Dance

This list will also include new and upcoming shows such as Council of Dads, Indebted, Lincoln Rhyme: Hunt for the Bone Collector, The Kenan Show, and Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist.

Peacock users will also be able to watch the latest episodes of late-night talk shows The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon and Late Night with Seth Meyers several hours before the episodes’ on-air broadcast time.

Daily news

Live news segments, rebroadcasts of earlier segments, and live election coverage will be available from the company’s various news networks, including NBC News, Sky News, MSNBC, and CNBC.

Sports

Peacock is betting big on its coverage of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, and is positioning Peacock as the primary hub for streaming coverage of Olympic events. The service will reportedly provide live coverage of major competitions and commentary from NBC analysts.

Premier League fans will have streaming access to 2,000 hours of programming and more than 140 live matches during the season, while golf fans will be able to stream NBC’s coverage of the Ryder Cup, with live broadcasts of key moments.

The service will also provide various documentaries and original content and clips from its various sports networks’ coverage through the years. Some of the original projects announced so far include the documentary In Deep with Ryan Lochte, the Nike documentary Run Through the Line, and Lost Speedways, a documentary series hosted by Dale Earnhardt Jr.

Original series and revivals

The service will also include a robust lineup of original series and new revivals of classic shows. The following projects will be available when the service has its public launch in July:

Brave New World

Based on Aldous Huxley’s groundbreaking 1932 novel of the same name, this series explores a utopian society where privacy, money, family, and human history have been outlawed to establish peace and stability.

The Capture

This thriller is set in modern-day London and follows a soldier whose arrest exposes a far-reaching conspiracy rooted in the darkest corners of the surveillance world and misinformation campaigns.

Intelligence

This workplace sitcom follows the members of a relatively boring British intelligence agency whose lives are upended by the arrival of an American agent.

Psych 2: Lassie Come Home

The popular comedy series gets another made-for-TV movie that brings back the original cast members for yet another mystery.

In Deep With Ryan Lochte

Olympic swimming champion Ryan Lochte, whose triumphs were overshadowed by a scandal at the 2016 Rio Olympics, attempts to prove he can still make the cut on Team USA and that he’s learned from the mistakes of his past in this documentary series.

Lost Speedways

Celebrated driver Dale Earnhardt Jr. hosts this series that explores some of the greatest speedways in racing history that have faded from memory over the years. He’ll be joined by various racing legends and celebrities in his journey through the sport’s forgotten past.

Curious George

The popular children’s story character gets re-imagined for a new generation in this animated series for preschool audiences.

Cleopatra in Space

Mike Maihack’s award-winning series of graphic novels for young readers are the source material for this series that explores the fantastic, fictional adventures of teenager Cleopatra as she is transported through time and space on various adventures while enduring the trials and tribulations of high school life.

Where’s Waldo?

This Dreamworks series follows 12-year-old Waldo and his friend, Wenda, as they circle the globe on adventures with the Worldwide Wanderer Society and use their powers of observation to solve mysteries and learn about various cultures.

Other projects announced for Peacock so far include:

Angelyne

Emmy Rossum (Shameless) stars in this limited series inspired by L.A.’s mysterious billboard bombshell, Angelyne, who rose to prominence in the ’80s and whose identity wasn’t revealed until decades later. The series was produced by Mr. Robot creator Sam Esmail.

Armas De Mujer

A new comedy series produced by the team behind Telemundo’s La Reina del Sur, the series stars Kate del Castillo and follows four women forced to change their lifestyles after their husbands are arrested.

Battlestar Galactica

A revival of the modern Battlestar Galactica series, it’s being developed by Mr. Robot creator Sam Esmail. The series is set within the sci-fi show’s mythology and explores a new story of humanity’s experiences after a devastating war with the android Cylons.

Dr. Death

This series is based on the popular podcast of the same name and explores the true story of a brilliant neurosurgeon whose career took a dark turn when his patients began ending up maimed or dead. The series stars Jamie Dornan, Alec Baldwin, and Christian Slater.

One Of Us Is Lying

Based on the bestselling novel of the same name, this series explores a mystery that arises when five people walk into a detention center and only four leave alive.

The Amber Ruffin Show

Writer and comedian Amber Ruffin gets her own show that offers up a snarky, silly take on the week’s events.

A.P. Bio

The popular comedy moves to Peacock for its third season and continues to follow the adventures of disgraced Harvard philosophy professor Jack Griffin as he attempts to use a class full of Advanced Placement biology students to scheme his way back to his dream job.

Code 404

This series follows a British detective who’s brought back from the dead as part of an artificial intelligence experiment.

Five Bedrooms

Exploring the realities of cohabitation, this show follows a group of five people who ignore their better judgment and warnings and buy a house together, only to have to learn how to live together.

Girls5Eva

Tina Fey produced this series about a girl group from the ’90s whose members are prompted to reunite and give their pop-star dreams another chance.

Hitmen

Two friends navigate the trials and tribulations of life while working a day job as assassins in this original series starring former The Great British Bake Off hosts Sue Perkins and Mel Giedroyc.

Lady Parts

An all-female, Muslim punk band called Lady Parts is the focus of this musical comedy that explores the bands’ experiences through the eyes of its newest member.

Punky Brewster

This revival of the ’80s sitcom has Soleil Moon Frye reprise her role as Punky Brewster, now a single mother trying to make ends meet in her adult life. She encounters a child in the foster system who reminds her of her younger self.

Rutherford Falls

The new comedy from The Good Place creator Michael Schur is set in an upstate New York town that falls into chaos when local legend Nathan Rutherford (portrayed by Ed Helms) sets out to thwart the moving of a historical statue.

Saved by the Bell

A revival of the classic high-school sitcom, this series brings the former Bayside High students back to deal with the culture clash that develops when California governor and Bayside alum Zack Morris sends students from a poorly funded public school to his alma mater. Original cast members Mario Lopez and Elizabeth Berkley star in the series.

The Kids Tonight Show

Kids get their own late-night style talk show featuring interviews, skits, and other segments with the show’s special guests.

Who Wrote That

This documentary series goes behind-the-scenes with Saturday Night Live and explores the creation of some of the show’s most popular skits.

Classic series

In addition to its new, original series, Peacock will offer a long list of popular, scripted and unscripted series for users to binge, both from the NBC vault and through licensing deals. That list includes the following shows:

30 Rock
The A-Team
American Greed
American Ninja Warrior
Bad Girls Club
Below Deck
Botched
Bates Motel
Battlestar Galactica
Brooklyn Nine-Nine
Chicago Fire
Chicago Med
Chicago P.D.
Cheers
Chrisley Knows Best
Covert Affairs
Crossing Jordan
Dateline
Don’t Be Tardy
Downton Abbey
Everybody Loves Raymond
Face Off
Flipping Out
Frasier
Friday Night Lights
The George Lopez Show
Heroes
Hollywood Game Night
Hollywood Medium
House
Jeff Foxworthy Show
Keeping Up with the Kardashians
Killer Couples
King of Queens
Knight Rider
Law and Order
Law and Order: Criminal Intent
Law and Order: SVU
Leave it to Beaver
Lock-Up
Magnum P.I.
Married to Medicine
Married … With Children
Miami Vice
Million Dollar Listing
The Mindy Project
Monk
Murder She Wrote
New Amsterdam
The Office
Paranormal Witness
Parenthood
Parks & Recreation
The Profit
Psych
The Purge
The Real Housewives franchise
Roseanne
Royal Pains
Saturday Night Live
Saved by the Bell
Snapped
Southern Charm franchise
Summer House
Suits
Superstore
Top Chef
Two and a Half Men
Will & Grace
Yellowstone

Movies

Along with its TV offerings, Peacock will offer more than 600 movies drawing from the Universal, DreamWorks, Illumination, and Focus Features libraries. Some of the films already announced for the service include:

American Gangster
American Pie
American Psycho
A Beautiful Mind
Big Fat Liar
The Big Lebowski
The Blair Witch Project
The Blues Brothers
Boss Baby
The Bourne Identity
The Bourne Supremacy
The Break-Up
The Breakfast Club
Bridesmaids
Brokeback Mountain
Bruno
Casino
Changeling
Chicken Run
Children of Men
Cinderella Man
The Croods
Dallas Buyers Club
Definitely Maybe
Despicable Me
Devil
Do the Right Thing
Dune
E.T. the Extra Terrestrial
Erin Brockovich
Evan Almighty
The Fast and The Furious
The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift
Field of Dreams
Forgetting Sarah Marshall
Get Him to the Greek
The Good Shepherd
The Graduate
Heat (1986)
Hellboy II: The Golden Army
How to Train Your Dragon
It’s Complicated
Jurassic Park
Jurassic Park III
Jurassic Park: The Lost World
Kicking & Screaming
The Kids Are Alright
King Kong
Knocked Up
Liar, Liar
Little Fockers
Little Rascals
Love Happens
Mamma Mia!
Meet Joe Black
Meet the Fockers
Meet the Parents
Moonrise Kingdom
The Mummy
The Mummy Returns
Parenthood
Prince of Egypt
Psycho
Ray
The Road to El Dorado
Scent of a Woman
Schindler’s List
The Scorpion King
Shark Tale
Shrek
Sinbad
Something New
Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron
Tale of Despereaux
Trolls World Tour
Waiting …
Wanted
What Dreams May Come
You, Me and Dupree

Virtual channels

Peacock also announced plans to make a set of “virtual channels” available to users that will provide 24-hour feeds of curated content on a particular topic (much like traditional cable channels). Some of the channels identified so far include:

Art House: Indie films with small budgets and big acclaim
Family Movie Night: Films for the whole family
Get Spooked: Scary movies to keep you up all night
L&O DUN DUN: Law & Order, all the time
Latino Now by Telemundo: Películas y series en Español
Laugh it Out: All comedy, all the time
Nail Biters: Intense thrillers
Olympics Docs: The stories behind the biggest Olympic athletes
Olympics Profiles: Compelling stories about the athletes of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics
The Ones You Love: Can’t-go-wrong classic TV and movies
Out of This World: Sci-fi & fantasy that will blow your mind
Peachicks: Keeping toddlers entertained and educated
Peacock Kids: Shows every 6- to 11-year-old will love
Peacock Poker: Like the best seat at a casino, 24/7
Peacock Sports: Live sports, plus replays and highlights from your favorite sports
Rotten Tomatoes: Fresh film and TV recommendations, hot trailers, breaking news, and top moments
SNL Vault: Every SNL season from Chevy to Che
Tear Jerkers: Movies with a side of tissues
True Crime: Real crimes. Real people.

Children’s programming

The service will also include new, original content for kids, as well as a library of classic shows. Some of the announced shows include a new Curious George series, as well as a Where’s Waldo? series and a new show set in the universe of the How to Train Your Dragon films.

Peacock became available April 15 for Comcast’s Xfinity TV and broadband-only customers, and will debut nationally July 15, with all subscription tiers available.

Everything coming to Peacock, NBCUniversal’s streaming video service