What shows are on Peacock?
Peacock is just about equal to the sum of its parts. As NBC Universal’s streaming service, it carries content from most everything under its corporate umbrella, including NBC, Bravo, and Universal Pictures. If those brand names don’t mean anything to you, that’s okay! Keep scrolling and we’ll recommend the hottest titles from each section of the service.
New on Peacock this month
January 26: “The Office Superfan Episodes,” Premiere, Season 9
February 5: “Field Generals: History of The Black Quarterback” – Premiere
February 8: “The ‘Burbs” – Premiere
February 26: “House of Villains,” Season 3 – Premiere
February 26: “The Traitors,” Season 4 – Finale
Universal Pictures on Peacock
Peacock carries the most recent movies just weeks or months after they hit theaters. Because of this, their offerings are always changing. There aren’t any new Universal movies coming to Peacock in February 2026, but we expect “Wicked: For Good” to appear in a month or so. Here are some of the newer titles that you can stream right now:
- “Gabby’s Dollhouse: The Movie”
- “Bugonia”
- “Black Phone 2”
- “Twisters”
- “Jurassic World: Rebirth”
- “HIM”
- “Nobody 2”
- “The Bad Guys 2”
- “How to Train Your Dragon” (2025)
- “Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale”
Bugonia: A lot of people have a lot of valid reasons to be upset with pharmaceutical CEOs, but in this black comedy, cousins Teddy and Don think the corruption goes deeper. They think that the CEO of the company that put Teddy’s mother in a coma is secretly a nefarious alien. So they do the rational thing: kidnap her and shave her bald. It’s, uh, a lot.
Trending Peacock Originals
- “The Traitors (US)”
- “PONIES”
- “The Copenhagen Test”
- “All Her Fault”
- “Poker Face”
- “Twisted Metal”
- “Based on a True Story”
- “High Horse: the Black Cowboy”
- “Love Island USA”
The Traitors: This social deduction game has become a global phenomenon. Every season, fashionable Scotsman Alan Cumming invites a host of celebrities into a Highland castle and secretly assigns some of them the role of “traitor.” It’s the job of the “faithful” to identify and banish them before the season ends—or they all get murdered. And by “murdered,” I mean “they go home and then post a whole bunch on Instagram.”
NBC shows on Peacock
- “Saturday Night Live”
- “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon”
- “Late Night with Seth Meyers”
- “St. Denis Medical”
- “The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins”
- “Stumble”
- “The Hunting Party”
- “The Office”
- “Parks and Recreation”
- “30 Rock”
- “Psych”
Saturday Night Live: “Saturday Night Live” has been delighting late-night audiences for over fifty years. A rotating cast of comedians deliver the best (and middling, and worst) sketch comedy America has to offer. Watch every weekly episode, or just the ones with hosts you recognize—it’s up to you.
Bravo shows on Peacock
- “Vanderpump Rules”
- “Southern Charm”
- “The Real Housewives”
- “Watch What Happens Live”
- “The Valley: Persian Style”
- “Below Deck: Mediterranean”
- “Top Chef: Last Chance Kitchen”
The Real Housewives: If you like watching things get real messy, you probably already watch “Beverly Hills.” Or “Salt Lake City.” Or “Miami,” “Orange County,” “Potomac,” “Atlanta,” “New York City,” “New Jersey,” “Dubai,” “Dallas,” or “D.C.”
Dreamworks films on Peacock
- “Shrek”
- “Shrek 2”
- “Shrek the Third”
- “Puss in Boots: The Last Wish”
- “The Croods”
- “Trolls: World Tour”
- “How to Train Your Dragon”
- “How to Train Your Dragon 2”
- “How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World”
- “The Boss Baby: Family Business”
- “The Bad Guys 2”
News shows on Peacock
- “NBC News”
- “The More You Know”
- “On the Frontlines”
- “Dateline”
- “Meet the Press”
- “Today with Jenna & Sheinelle”
