If you’re sleeping on Peacock, you’re missing out. The streaming service has quietly built one of the best TV libraries out there, mixing must-watch originals with classic sitcoms, hit dramas, and live sports. Whether you’re in the mood for a buzzy new series, a nostalgic rewatch, or something totally unexpected, Peacock has you covered. Here’s a roundup of the best TV shows to watch on Peacock right now.
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Creator: Marc Pos
Cast: Alan Cumming
Genre: Reality
Rating: TV-14
Number of Seasons: 3
If you love high-stakes strategy, backstabbing alliances, and mind games worthy of a psychological thriller, The Traitors needs to be your next binge. Hosted by the always theatrical Alan Cumming, this reality series drops contestants into a remote Scottish castle for a battle of wits, deception, and survival. With a mix of everyday players and reality TV veterans, the show plays like an elite game of Mafia, where hidden Traitors work in secret to pick off the Faithfuls—unless the Faithfuls can outsmart them first.
If you’re into shows like Survivor, Big Brother, or The Mole, The Traitors brings that same energy.
Creators: David Caspe, Daniel Libman, Matthew Libman
Cast: Adam Pally, Ego Nwodim, Steph Curry
Genre: Comedy, Mockumentary
Number of Seasons: 1
Peacock’s Mr. Throwback is a full-court press of comedy, blending sports nostalgia with mockumentary chaos. Adam Pally stars as Danny, a washed-up former basketball prodigy turned struggling sports memorabilia shop owner—who also happens to owe the Polish mafia $90K. Desperate, he crashes back into the life of his childhood teammate, NBA legend Stephen Curry (playing himself), spinning a wild lie about his daughter’s health to get help.
With SNL’s Ego Nwodim as Steph’s no-nonsense media manager and Happy Endings creators behind the scenes, Mr. Throwback is packed with quickfire jokes, cringe-worthy schemes, and an underdog story so ridiculous, you can’t look away. Whether you love hoops or just love a good hustle, this six-episode binge on Peacock is worth the watch.
Creators: Greg Daniels, Ricky Gervais, Stephen Merchant
Cast: Steve Carell, Jenna Fischer, John Krasinski
Genre: Mockumentary, Comedy
Rating: TV-14
Number of Seasons: 9
It isn’t just a sitcom—it’s a cultural phenomenon. This mockumentary-style comedy turns the mundane 9-to-5 grind into pure gold, following the eccentric employees of Dunder Mifflin’s Scranton branch.
Led by the painfully awkward yet oddly lovable Michael Scott (Steve Carell), the show thrives on cringe-worthy humor, iconic one-liners, and an unforgettable cast of characters. From Jim and Pam’s slow-burn romance to Dwight’s bizarre antics, The Office delivers comedy that’s endlessly quotable and ridiculously rewatchable. Whether you’re tuning in for the first time or revisiting for the hundredth, Scranton’s finest never disappoint.
Creators: John Linson, Taylor Sheridan
Cast: Kevin Costner, Luke Grimes, Kelly Reilly
Genre: Drama
Rating: TV-MA
Number of Seasons: 5
Power, land, and legacy—Yellowstone is a high-stakes neo-Western drama that doesn’t hold back. Kevin Costner leads as John Dutton, the ruthless patriarch fighting to protect the largest cattle ranch in Montana from land developers, political corruption, and internal family chaos. It’s a battle of old versus new, where violence and power plays are just another day on the ranch.
Yellowstone is packed with sharp writing, intense drama, and stunning frontier landscapes. With its massive fan following and multiple spinoffs (1883, 1923, 6666), this is more than just a show—it’s a whole universe of grit and betrayal. If you haven’t saddled up yet, it’s time to ride.
Creators: Andy Borowitz, Susan Borowitz, T.J. Brady
Cast: Jabari Banks, Cassandra Freeman, Jimmy Akingbola
Genre: Drama
Rating: TV-MA
Number of Seasons: 3
Bel-Air flips the script on a ‘90s classic, turning the beloved sitcom into a gripping drama with real stakes. Jabari Banks steps into the role of Will Smith, a street-smart teen from Philly who’s thrust into the luxury and pressure of Bel-Air’s high society. But this isn’t just a nostalgic reboot—it’s a raw, modern take that digs deep into race, class, and identity while keeping the heart of the original.
If you’re expecting a laugh track, think again—this one hits different.
Creators: Dan Goor, Michael Schur
Cast: Andy Samberg, Stephanie Beatriz, Terry Crews
Genre: Sitcom
Rating: TV-14
Number of Seasons: 5
Brooklyn Nine-Nine is the perfect blend of witty humor, heart, and criminal hijinks. Set in the 99th precinct of Brooklyn, it follows a group of detectives who tackle cases with a mix of professionalism and hilarious absurdity. Led by the charmingly immature Jake Peralta (Andy Samberg) and his no-nonsense captain, Raymond Holt (Andre Braugher), this squad is full of unforgettable characters, from the tough-as-nails Rosa (Stephanie Beatriz) to the deadpan, puzzle-obsessed Terry (Terry Crews).
With its quick wit, diverse cast, and mix of zany antics and touching moments, Brooklyn Nine-Nine is a comedy that hits all the right notes.
Cast: Kevin Hart
Genre: Talk Show
Rating: TV-MA
Number of Seasons: 3
Hart to Heart isn’t your average celebrity talk show—it’s Kevin Hart pulling back the curtain for real, unfiltered conversations with Hollywood’s biggest names. No scripted soundbites, no press tour fluff—just raw, unexpected stories from A-listers like Ben Affleck, Cynthia Erivo, and Andy Samberg.
With each hour-long episode, Hart keeps it equal parts hilarious and heartfelt, giving fans a rare peek into the lives of their favorite stars. If you’re into deep dives, behind-the-scenes Hollywood moments, and Kevin Hart being Kevin Hart, Hart to Heart is a must-watch.
Creator: Michael Krupat
Cast: Marco Fabián, Jamie O’Hara, Lloyd Jones
Genre: Reality
Number of Seasons: 1
Love Undercover is part fairytale, part buddy comedy, and all drama. Imagine elite international soccer stars trading their fame and fortune for a shot at real love—without their celebrity status getting in the way.
In this wild social experiment, these athletes head to the U.S., keeping their true identities hidden while searching for a genuine connection. But can they win hearts without the spotlight? Will their secret stay safe? And what happens when their new romances are tested on the world stage?
Creators: Greg Daniels, Michael Schur
Cast: Amy Poehler, Jim O’Heir, Nick Offerman
Genre: Mockumentary, Comedy
Rating: TV-14
Number of Seasons: 7
Parks and Recreation is a feel-good comedy that brings together quirky characters, hilarious one-liners, and moments of genuine heart. Set in the fictional town of Pawnee, Indiana, the series follows the ambitious and endlessly optimistic Leslie Knope (Amy Poehler), who works in the Parks and Recreation Department. Alongside a motley crew of lovable public servants—ranging from deadpan Ron Swanson (Nick Offerman) to the self-absorbed Andy Dwyer (Chris Pratt)—Leslie’s efforts to improve her town lead to laugh-out-loud situations, unlikely friendships, and plenty of heartfelt moments.
A perfect blend of absurdity and sincerity, Parks and Rec is a must-watch for anyone who loves clever humor and memorable characters.
Creator: Steve Franks
Cast: James Roday Rodriguez, Dulé Hill, Timothy Omundson
Genre: Buddy Comedy
Rating: TV-PG
Number of Seasons: 6
Psych is a hilarious, fast-paced comedy-mystery series that combines sharp wit with entertaining whodunits. The show follows Shawn Spencer (James Roday), a hyper-observant man who pretends to be a psychic detective, and his best friend, the lovable but slightly clueless Gus (Dulé Hill). Together, they solve crimes for the Santa Barbara Police Department, using Shawn’s keen eye for detail and his ability to fake psychic visions.
With its zany humor, pop culture references, and memorable guest stars, it’s a must-watch for fans of lighthearted crime shows.
Creator: Jeff Chiang, Nahnatchka Khan
Cast: Dwayne Johnson, Joseph Lee Anderson, Stacey Leilua
Genre: Sitcom
Rating: TV-PG
Number of Seasons: 1
This hilarious and heartwarming sitcom dives into the larger-than-life journey of Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson. The show blends humor and nostalgia, with each episode unfolding through a unique frame narrative: Johnson, now running for president in the 2030s, reflects on his wild and memorable past. From his childhood in Hawaii to his high school days in Pennsylvania, and his college years at the University of Miami, Young Rock gives fans a glimpse of the experiences that shaped the charismatic, iconic star we know today.
Packed with humor, inspiring moments, and a touch of nostalgia, it’s a fun ride through The Rock’s extraordinary life.