Best TV Shows to Stream this Weekend on Peacock, Including ‘Anatomy of Lies’

If your queue needs a refresh, Peacock’s got a mix of buzzy premieres, new episodes, and evergreen network staples to sink into right now—from headline-grabbing true-crime to horror, reality showdowns, and next-day NBC hits.

‘Anatomy of Lies’ (2024)

This docuseries investigates former ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ writer Elisabeth Finch, whose fabricated personal tragedies seeped into writers’ room storylines and professional relationships. Directors Evgenia Peretz and David Schisgall build the narrative around interviews and reporting that trace how the deception spread in Hollywood circles. The show lays out how colleagues unraveled fact from fiction and the wider fallout for people whose real experiences were appropriated. Episodes are available to stream on Peacock.

‘Devil in Disguise: John Wayne Gacy’ (2025)

This scripted limited series dramatizes the investigation into serial killer John Wayne Gacy, focusing on the disappearance of Rob Piest and the Des Plaines Police Department’s casework. Michael Chernus leads the cast, with Gabriel Luna and an ensemble playing investigators, prosecutors, and families who pushed the case forward. Developed by showrunner Patrick Macmanus, the series blends procedural momentum with attention to institutional failures and victims’ stories. It debuted on Peacock in mid-October and remains one of the platform’s top draws.

‘Teacup’ (2024)

Set on an isolated Georgia ranch, this horror series brings multiple families together as a mysterious, possibly otherworldly threat closes in. Created by Ian McCulloch and inspired by Robert R. McCammon’s ‘Stinger,’ it features Yvonne Strahovski and Scott Speedman, with episodes directed by E. L. Katz, Chloé Okuno, John Hyams, and Kevin Tancharoen. James Wan executive produces through Atomic Monster, and the show balances creature-feature tension with family drama and shifting alliances. New episodes are available to stream on Peacock.

‘House of Villains’ (2023–2025)

E!’s crossover reality competition gathers notorious personalities from across unscripted TV under one roof for challenges, power plays, and strategic banishments. Hosted by Joel McHale and produced by Irwin Entertainment, the format uses confessionals and layered game mechanics to keep alliances unstable. New installments hit Peacock on a weekly cadence, making it easy to catch up and jump into the latest twist. Expect returning heavy-hitters from franchises like ‘Bad Girls Club,’ ‘The Challenge,’ and more.

‘Los 50’ (2023–2025)

Telemundo’s Spanish-language competition places fifty celebrities inside the Lion’s mansion to compete in arena games while managing house politics. Adapted from the French format ‘Les Cinquante,’ it’s produced by Endemol Shine Boomdog with multi-camera coverage of both challenges and social dynamics. The season continues on Peacock with fresh episodes that shuffle alliances and trigger elimination votes. It’s built for fans of strategy, spectacle, and audience-engagement twists.

‘Sed de venganza’ (2024–2025)

This Telemundo drama follows Fernanda Ríos, drawn into a revenge scheme by businessman Eugenio Beltrán against the powerful Del Pino family, only to complicate matters with unexpected feelings. Developed by Eric Vonn and directed by Camilo Vega, Miguel Varoni, and Uandari Gómez, it stars Isabella Castillo, Danilo Carrera, and Alexa Martín. The series, based on ‘Pura sangre,’ weaves betrayals, shifting loyalties, and family power plays across a large ensemble. New episodes are rolling onto Peacock this month.

‘Law & Order: Special Victims Unit’ (1999–2025)

Set in New York City, this long-running procedural follows the Special Victims Unit as it tackles crimes involving sexual assault, child abuse, and domestic violence. Episodes combine stand-alone investigations with evolving character arcs for the squad. Peacock carries next-day NBC episodes alongside a deep back catalog for marathon viewing. It’s part of the platform’s current most-watched lineup.

‘Chicago P.D.’ (2014–2025)

Centered on the Intelligence Unit, this series deals with organized crime, narcotics, and high-profile cases, frequently crossing over with sister shows. Surveillance work, undercover ops, and inter-agency coordination drive the casework. Peacock streams recent episodes and past seasons, making it simple to follow multi-episode arcs. It’s currently among Peacock’s most-viewed shows.

‘Chicago Fire’ (2012–2025)

Following Firehouse 51’s firefighters, rescue squad, and paramedics, this entry spotlights emergency calls, command decisions, and station life. Crossovers with police and hospital storylines link it to the wider Chicago franchise. Peacock offers seasons and next-day episodes so viewers can track ongoing storylines across the connected shows. It ranks high on Peacock’s weekly popularity chart.

‘Chicago Med’ (2015–2025)

Set in the emergency department of Gaffney Chicago Medical Center, this medical drama foregrounds triage, trauma care, and ethically complex cases. The show regularly integrates crossovers with the other Chicago series to build shared storylines. Peacock features both recent installments and earlier seasons for seamless catch-up. It’s a consistent fixture in the platform’s most-watched list.

Tell us what you’re queuing up on Peacock this weekend—and why—in the comments!