Here Are the Best TV Shows to Stream this Weekend on Peacock, Including a Hit Television Remake

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As a total film and TV buff, I’ve been checking out what Peacock’s got going on, and they’re really building up a great library! This weekend looks awesome – there’s a little bit of everything. You can get lost in some really solid crime shows, revisit some hilarious classic comedies, or get hooked on some seriously competitive reality TV. They’ve even got extended cuts of shows I already love! Whether you’re in the mood for something that’ll keep you on the edge of your seat or just a good laugh, Peacock’s got some fantastic options right now. I’m excited to dive in and discover some new favorites – and revisit some old ones!

‘The Valley: Persian Style’ (2026)

A group of close Persian friends trade the glamour of Beverly Hills for a more relaxed life in the suburbs. The series follows reality TV favorites Reza Farahan, Golnesa Gharachedaghi, and Mercedes Javid as they navigate this big change. Their move creates new conflicts and tests their friendships in surprising ways. Produced by 32 Flavors, the show examines what happens when cultural background meets a different lifestyle, and how people try to hold onto their social circles while seeking a calmer existence.

‘The ‘Burbs’ (2026)

This funny mystery series follows a newlywed couple hoping for a calm life in a quiet neighborhood. But their peace is quickly disrupted when a strange new neighbor brings danger and secrets their way. Starring Keke Palmer and Jack Whitehall, the show blends humor with suspense as the couple unravels the increasingly bizarre happenings around them. It’s a fresh take on the classic idea of suburban paranoia, created for today’s audiences and produced by UCP.

‘Southern Hospitality’ (2022)

This series takes you behind the scenes of Charleston, South Carolina’s bustling nightlife, focusing on the staff at Republic Garden & Lounge. Owned by Leva Bonaparte, known from ‘Southern Charm,’ the venue is where viewers will follow the employees as they navigate demanding work and personal drama. Produced by Haymaker East, the show explores the social scene of Charleston’s hospitality industry and gives reality TV fans a look at the challenges of running a high-end bar.

‘The Hunting Party’ (2025)

A former FBI profiler leads a team hunting down dangerous serial killers who’ve escaped from a secret, underground prison. The show is a fast-paced thriller focusing on the unique strategies needed to catch these fugitives before they can harm anyone else. Rebecca Henderson plays the lead investigator as she unravels the mystery behind the prison’s security breach. Produced by Universal Television, the series combines the familiar structure of crime procedurals with a continuing, suspenseful storyline. Each episode features a new, high-profile escapee and the nationwide manhunt to recapture them.

‘Top Chef’ (2006)

Highly skilled chefs face off in tough cooking competitions, battling for a coveted title and a large cash prize. Each episode, experienced judges assess their skills, originality, and the taste of their dishes. The show has filmed in cities across the US, highlighting local foods and ingredients. Produced by Magical Elves, it’s considered a leading culinary competition and continues to draw top chefs from around the world, keeping a dedicated audience engaged.

‘House of Villains’ (2023)

The show brings together famous faces from different reality TV series and puts them all under one roof to compete for a cash prize. Each week, they face challenges that push their physical and mental limits, all while dealing with complex social interactions. Joel McHale hosts, offering humorous observations about the world of reality television. Produced by Irwin Entertainment, the series emphasizes the strategic gameplay and dramatic clashes between contestants, showcasing the manipulation and cunning needed to avoid elimination.

‘Ted’ (2024)

This new series takes us back to 1993, showing us a young John Bennett and his talking teddy bear as teenagers. Growing up in a working-class family in Massachusetts, they deal with the typical struggles of high school and growing up. Created by Seth MacFarlane, who once again voices the bear, the show keeps the same funny and heartwarming feel as the original movies. It’s produced by UCP and tells the story of how John and the bear became such close friends, mixing raunchy jokes with a sweet and relatable story about coming of age.

‘The Traitors’ (2023)

The American version of this popular international show takes place in the Scottish Highlands and pits reality TV stars and regular people against each other in challenges. Players work to build a cash prize, but hidden among them are ‘Traitors’ who are trying to secretly eliminate the ‘Faithful’ players. Hosted by Alan Cumming, the show is all about mind games and forming strategic alliances. Produced by Studio Lambert, it’s become a big success for the streaming service, and players are constantly forced to wonder who they can trust.

‘Law & Order: Special Victims Unit’ (1999)

Led by Captain Olivia Benson, this NYPD squad tackles the most sensitive crimes – sexually based offenses – in New York City. The show realistically portrays the emotional challenges faced by detectives as they navigate difficult cases and their own personal lives. A long-running and highly-regarded series, it often draws on real-life events for its storylines. Produced by Universal Television, it’s a key example of the police procedural drama, consistently praised for its honest depiction of the justice system and strong support for victims.

‘The Office: Superfan Episodes’ (2021)

This collection presents longer, more complete versions of the popular comedy series about the employees of Dunder Mifflin Paper Company. Each episode includes footage that didn’t originally make it to air, along with re-edited scenes and extra jokes. It’s a chance for fans to re-watch Michael Scott and his team with a lot more behind-the-scenes content and laughs. Universal Television created these expanded episodes to offer a fresh, deeper look at all nine seasons, adding new comedic moments and character development to stories you already love.

Tell us which of these Peacock shows you plan to binge-watch first in the comments.

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2026-03-07 05:45