Here’s the best shows on Peacock right now

These are the best shows on NBC’s Peacock streaming service right now

NBC’s Peacock streaming service is the digital hub for new and old NBC series, Peacock originals, and a variety of content from other networks. And with both a free tier and two premium plan options, there’s lots of content to choose from. With that in mind, we’ve rounded up the best Peacock shows available right now.

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NBC’s Peacock streaming service is the exclusive home for iconic NBC series like The Office, as well as series from a collection of other networks. You also find a rotating lineup of free and premium movies.

Best Peacock shows

• Original series on Peacock
• Current series on Peacock
• WWE on Peacock
• Comedy series on Peacock
• Drama series on Peacock
• Throwback series on Peacock

Peacock Originals

In addition to various classic series and shows that are currently airing new episodes on TV, Peacock features a lineup of content that is exclusive to the platform. Here are some of the best Peacock originals streaming right now.

Hart to Heart

Hart to Heart finds entertainer Kevin Hart having honest, unfiltered conversations with fellow A-list entertainers, athletes, and public figures over a glass of wine. Season 1 features appearances from the likes of Jay Leno, Ice Cube, John Travolta, and more.

Dr. Death

Inspired by a horrifying true story, Dr. Death follows neurosurgeon Robert Henderson (Alec Baldwin) and vascular surgeon Randall Kirby (Christian Slater) as they attempt to stop the brilliant but sociopathic Dr. Christopher Duntsch, portrayed by Joshua Jackson. The series also stars AnnaSophia Robb and Grace Gummer.

Departure

Departure follows Transport Safety and Investigations Bureau agent Kendra Malley, who is recruited to help solve the mysterious disappearance of a British passenger plane over the Atlantic Ocean. The series also stars the late Christopher Plummer. Season 1 is streaming now.

Five Bedrooms

Five Bedrooms follows the misadventures of five single friends who decide to pool their funds and buy a house together. However, a series of socioeconomic, cultural, and personal differences begin to impact their relationships.

We Are Lady Parts

We Are Lady Parts follows the trials and tribulations of an all-female Muslim punk band who recruit a geeky student named Amina Hussein to be their lead guitarist. Between Amina’s debilitating stage fright and a variety of cultural differences, hilarity ensues.

Current series on Peacock

Peacock allows subscribers to catch up on episodes of several current series 24 hours or one week after they air, depending on which tier you pay for. Here are some of the current shows you won’t want to miss.

AGT (NBC)

Season 16 of AGT finds judges Simon Cowell, Howie Mandel, Heidi Klum, and Sofia Vergara searching for the best singers, dancers, magicians, comedians, and more. New episodes are added to Peacock after airing on NBC each week.

American Ninja Warrior (NBC)

American Ninja Warrior follows a group of athletes from all walks of life who come together to pursue their common dream of reaching Mount Midoriyama. Seasons 12 and 13 are streaming now.

Below Deck Mediterranean (Bravo)

Below Deck Mediterranean follows nine crew members who live and work aboard a luxury yacht, hosting a new group of guests each week. Early access to Season 6 streams exclusively on Peacock every week.

Family Game Fight (NBC)

Hosted by Kristen Bell and Dax Shepard, Family Game Fight finds each half of the celebrity couple leading a team made up of real family members in a series of funny and competitive challenges.

Small Fortune (NBC)

Hosted by Lil Rey Howery, Small Fortune tasks game show contestants with completing unique tests of strategy and precision in scaled-down games based on real-life locations, such as a mini airport and a replica of the Oval Office.

WWE on Peacock

Peacock is also the exclusive home for all things WWE, meaning that signing up for a Premium Peacock plan allows you to watch WWE events without PPV fees. So whether you want to rewatch your favorite match or watch a documentary about your favorite wrestlers, the platform has you covered. Here’s some of the best WWE-related content you’ll find.

50 Greatest (WWE Network)

50 Greatest counts down the best of the best in wrestling across two seasons. The first season focuses on the greatest women superstars, while Season 2 highlights the best tag teams. Both seasons are only available on the Peacock Premium tiers.

Camp WWE (WWE Network)

Available on Peacock’s premium tiers, the animated Camp WWE series follows younger versions of your favorite current WWE performers as they attend summer camp as kids. The series also features some of the WWE’s most iconic alumni as counselors.

Steve Austin: The Broken Skull Sessions (WWE Network)

In Steve Austin: The Broken Skull Sessions, the former wrestler sits down with other former and current pro wrestlers to discuss their careers in and out of the ring. Season 1 is available on Peacock’s Premium tiers and includes guests like Mick Foley, Chris Jericho, Sasha Banks, and The Undertaker.

SummerSlam (WWE Network)

Catch up on every edition of SummerSlam, the popular WWE pay-per-view event that’s been held annually in August since 1988. This year’s event featured some epic bouts, from Roman Reigns vs. John Cena to Becky Lynch vs. Bianca Belair.

Uncool with Alexa Bliss (WWE Network)

Uncool with Alexa Bliss finds the titular wrestler having conversations about love, life, and more with fellow wrestlers and popular entertainers. Season 1 is streaming now on Peacock’s Premium tiers and includes appearances from The Miz, Lance Bass, The Bella Twins, and Nikki Glaser.

Comedy series on Peacock

NBC has established itself as the go-to network for funny sitcoms with heart. Here’s a round-up of the best comedy series NBC has to offer, as well as shows from other networks that are currently streaming on Peacock.

Alice in Paris (Tastemade)

Alice in Paris is an endearing French series that follows a young woman named Alice (Alysse Hallali) as she leaves her countryside home in search of adventure and good food with her sister Elsa (Alix Bénézech) by her side.

Frasier (NBC)

Catch up on the hit sitcom ahead of the planned reboot, which is currently in the works at Paramount+. A spinoff of Cheers, Frasier follows the titular Dr. Frasier Crane after moving from Boston to Seattle for a fresh start. Season 1 is free to watch, while the other 10 seasons are only available to Peacock’s Premium and Premium Plus subscribers.

The Office (NBC)

The U.S. adaptation of Ricky Gervais’ hit UK series, The Office is a documentary-style comedy series that follows the trials and tribulations of the staff at the Dunder-Mifflin paper company. The ensemble cast includes Steve Carrell, Mindy Kaling, John Krasinski, Rainn Wilson, and Jenna Fischer. All nine seasons are streaming now.

Parks and Recreation (NBC)

Parks and Recreation stars Amy Poehler as a small-town civil servant named Leslie Knope, who works tirelessly with her co-workers in the Indiana Parks and Recreation Department to improve her hometown of Pawnee, Indiana. The ensemble cast includes Aubrey Plaza, Nick Offerman, Chris Pratt, Rashida Jones, and Adam Scott. Seasons 1 and 2 are streaming for free, while Seasons 3-7 are available exclusively to Premium and Premium Plus subscribers.

Two and a Half Men (CBS)

Two and a Half Men follows the hilarious relationship between brothers Charlie (Charlie Sheen) and Alan (Jon Cryer) Harper. The later seasons deal with the relationship between Alan and his Internet billionaire roommate Walden Schmidt (Ashton Kutcher), who bought their beachfront house following Charlie’s death.

Drama series on Peacock

Peacock also offers a variety of drama series. From long-running favorites like Law & Order to buzzworthy new series like Yellowstone, here’s some of the best drama series available now on Peacock.

Bates Motel (A&E)

Bates Motel stars Freddie Highmore as a teenage version of Psycho antagonist Norman Bates, who moves to a coastal town with his widowed mother to open a motel and start over. All five seasons are streaming now.

House (FOX)

House stars Hugh Laurie as Dr. Gregory House, an unorthodox surgeon whose unconventional thinking and brutal honesty enables him to solve incredible medical mysteries. All eight seasons are streaming for free now.

Kingdom (Audience Network)

Kingdom follows Alvey Kulina (Frank Grillo), a mixed martial arts gym owner, as he works to develop the next generation of MMA fighters — including his own two sons. The series stars Johnathan Tucker as Jay Kulina, Nick Jonas as Nate Kulina, and Matt Lauria as Ryan Wheeler.

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (NBC)

Recently dubbed the longest-running live-action show, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit follows a team of detectives with NYPD’s Special Victims Unit as they investigate sexual crimes. The ensemble cast includes Mariska Hargitay, Christopher Meloni, Ice-T, and Richard Belzer.

Yellowstone (Paramount Network)

Yellowstone stars Kevin Costner as a sixth-generation homesteader and father named John Dutton, who controls the largest contiguous ranch in the United States. The series follows Dutton’s operation as he navigates corrupt politicians and influential corporations.

Throwback series on Peacock

While NBC might not be the first place you think to go for reality series, the company’s Peacock service boasts an impressive roster of throwback and classic series you probably haven’t watched in years. Here’s a list of some of the best old-school shows streaming now.

3rd Rock From the Sun (NBC)

In 3rd Rock From the Sun, a group of aliens disguises themselves as humans to stay on earth and learn more about the planet. The series stars John Lithgow, Jane Curtin, Kristen Johnston, and Joseph Gordon-Levitt. All six seasons are streaming now.

21 Jump Street (FOX)

21 Jump Street follows a group of four young-looking LAPD officers who infiltrate a high school and are forced to relive the teenage challenges they thought they had left behind. The series stars Johnny Depp, Holly Robinson Peele, Steven Williams, and Peter DeLuise.

The Munsters (CBS)

Get ready for the spooky season by catching up on The Munsters, the beloved ’60s series about a family of friendly monsters who live at 1313 Mockingbird Lane. Seasons 1 and 2 are streaming now.

Murder, She Wrote (NBC)

Murder, She Wrote stars Angela Lansbury as mystery writer and amateur sleuth Jessica Fletcher, who solves crimes in the murder capital of the United States: Cabot Cove, Maine. All 12 seasons are streaming now.

Little House on the Prairie (NBC)

Based on Laura Ingalls Wilder’s series of books, Little House on the Prairie centers on the 1870s adventures of the Ingalls family: father Charles (Michael Landon), mother Caroline (Karen Grassie), eldest daughter Mary (Melissa Sue Anderson), middle daughter/narrator Laura (Melissa Gilbert), and youngest daughter Carrie (Lindsay Greenbush). All nine seasons are streaming for free.

Coming soon to Peacock

Whether you want to catch up on a new episode of your favorite show or are looking for a robust catalog of series that will make you both laugh and cry, Peacock has got you covered.

While many of the shows mentioned above — including the first season of Yellowstone and all Peacock Originals — are available to watch via Peacock’s free tier, this may change at some point in the future. It’s also worth noting that new episodes of current series like American Ninja Warrior and Family Game Fight are only available to stream the next day for Premium and Premium Plus subscribers. So if you’re only using the free tier, you’ll have to wait seven days.

As far as future content is concerned, Peacock previously announced that it’s already working on series reboots of Queer as Folk and Battlestar Galactica. Other original projects currently in development at Peacock include a dramatic adaptation of The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air called Bel-Air, a new series based on Will Forte’s MacGruber character, and a Spanish language dramedy called Armas de Mujer.

With all of that in mind, it’s the perfect time to sign up and see if Peacock’s free tier or Premium plans are the better fit for you.

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