Here are the Best Series to Binge on Peacock in December 2025

Peacock is offering a diverse lineup in December, with exciting new shows, popular returning series, and even a classic fan favorite. Whether you’re looking for fresh content or something to binge-watch from their library, there’s plenty to choose from across reality TV, dramas, competition shows, and science fiction. Here are ten recommendations, with specific dates, taken directly from Peacock’s official announcements to help you plan your viewing schedule.

‘Supernatural’ (2005–2020)

Starting December 22nd, you can stream all fifteen seasons of ‘Supernatural’ on Peacock. The show follows brothers Sam and Dean Winchester as they travel the country hunting monsters, ghosts, and even gods, all within a rich and complex world. ‘Supernatural’ mixes self-contained, spooky episodes with larger, ongoing storylines about angels, the apocalypse, and time travel. At its heart, it’s a story about the brothers’ bond, and the friends and enemies they meet along the way, making it perfect for a holiday marathon. Expect plenty of classic American scenery, a great soundtrack, and unique stories within each episode.

‘The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills’ (2010– )

Get ready for more drama and luxury with the new season of ‘The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills,’ premiering December 5th! The show follows the lives of Beverly Hills’ elite, showcasing their friendships, rivalries, and glamorous lifestyles. Expect plenty of heated moments at dinner parties and exciting cast trips that always make headlines. Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to the series, you can easily follow the ongoing storylines and revisit past conflicts that are still causing tension. It continues to be a major hit for reality TV fans.

‘Vanderpump Rules’ (2013– )

Premiering December 3rd, ‘Vanderpump Rules’ offers a look into the lives of the staff who work at Lisa Vanderpump’s restaurants in West Hollywood. The show tracks their personal and professional journeys – from working as servers to starting their own businesses – and the drama, relationships, and conflicts that come with it. It’s a behind-the-scenes peek at the challenges of working in the hospitality industry, combined with all the excitement you’d expect from a reality TV show. Plus, for fans of the Bravo network, it connects to other popular series, making it a great show to binge-watch.

‘Married to Medicine’ (2013– )

Starting December 1st, you can stream ‘Married to Medicine,’ which follows doctors in Atlanta and their families as they juggle busy careers with active social lives. Each episode shows the challenges of working in medicine, building practices, and giving back to the community, all while navigating friendships and dealing with drama. The show combines professional and personal stories, making it easy to jump in at any point, and it’s been a fan favorite for many seasons.

‘Exatlón Estados Unidos’ (2018– )

Get ready for ‘Exatlón Estados Unidos,’ a new, intense competition premiering December 3rd! The show features both professional athletes and everyday people battling it out on challenging obstacle courses. Each episode tests their strength, speed, and smarts as they compete to avoid elimination and win a cash prize. With episodes airing often and a straightforward format, it’s perfect for daily viewing. If you enjoy reality TV with a strong sports focus and clear winners, this is one to watch.

‘The Copenhagen Test’ (2025)

I’m really excited about ‘The Copenhagen Test,’ which drops on December 27th. It’s a sci-fi thriller about a spy who realizes someone’s messed with his head – like, they’ve infiltrated his mind! The show blends cool, futuristic technology with classic spy tactics, so you can expect plenty of twists and turns as he tries to figure out who’s behind it all. From what I’ve heard, each episode ramps up the suspense, focusing on things like surveillance, data manipulation, and messed-up memories. It sounds like a really slick, fast-paced show, and it’s supposed to be a big finale to the month for the streaming service.

‘Made in Korea’ (2025)

Premiering December 24th, ‘Made in Korea’ is a suspenseful political thriller set in the 1970s. The story follows a driven politician who comes into conflict with a prosecutor trying to enact change. The series uses a mix of business and government secrets to examine themes of corruption, loyalty, and the challenges of quickly modernizing a society. Viewers can look forward to a richly detailed period setting, power plays in the corporate world, and high-stakes courtroom drama. The historical backdrop adds an extra layer of interest for those who like their thrillers grounded in reality.

‘Go On’ (2012–2013)

‘Go On,’ starring Matthew Perry, premieres December 8th and follows a sports radio host who starts attending group therapy after a difficult loss. The show skillfully mixes heartfelt moments of recovery with funny interactions as a diverse group of people connect during their weekly sessions. Because it only ran for one season, it’s a quick and enjoyable show to watch all at once – a great example of a comedy that’s both funny and genuinely touching.

‘Unusual Suspects’ (2010–2016)

Starting December 2nd, the new series ‘Unusual Suspects’ explores criminal cases where the real culprit wasn’t who everyone initially thought. Each episode uses interviews and dramatic reenactments to show how investigators were led astray, how forensic science provided key clues, and how the cases ultimately turned around. The show is easy to follow, even if you haven’t seen previous episodes, and the variety of cases keeps things moving quickly. It’s a great choice for true-crime enthusiasts looking for a consistent stream of standalone stories.

‘The Death Investigator with Barbara Butcher’ (2025)

As a true-crime fan, I recently checked out ‘The Death Investigator with Barbara Butcher,’ and it’s a compelling new series. Premiering December 2nd, it doesn’t just tell you about NYC cases—it walks you through how they were solved, seen through the eyes of a seasoned medical examiner. What I really appreciated was the focus on the how—the series meticulously reconstructs the investigations, showing you the evidence, what it revealed, and crucially, what it didn’t. It’s not just about the grim details; it’s about the science, the fieldwork, and the human element. Barbara Butcher isn’t just a talking head; she’s guiding you through the process, and that makes all the difference. It’s a refreshing take on the genre, centered around a genuine expert.

Share your own December Peacock picks—and what you’re cueing up first—in the comments!

2025-12-03 08:15