Best TV Shows to Stream this Weekend on Peacock, Including ‘Twisted Metal’
Finding a great weekend watch is easy when you focus on what is fresh, what is original, and what is truly worth your time. This lineup leans into new arrivals, buzzy Peacock exclusives, and a handful of standout series that deliver consistent quality. You will find action, romance, reality fireworks, and true crime chills, all ready to press play.
To build this list, we pulled together the newest weekly additions and the platform’s current crowd pleasers, then chose the titles that best fit the mix of recency, originality, and overall importance. That means a few long running favorites made the cut because they still hit the spot, while brand new drops and Peacock originals lead the way.
‘Twisted Metal’ (2023–present)
If you want big laughs with bigger mayhem, ‘Twisted Metal’ is the ride to take. The show blasts through a wasteland with quick jokes, wild set pieces, and a surprising amount of heart, which makes it perfect when you want fast fun with character punch.
New episodes keep it feeling fresh, and the energy never dips for long. It is a Peacock original that knows exactly what it is and plays to its strengths from the first minute.
‘Love Island: Beyond the Villa’ (2025–present)
‘Love Island: Beyond the Villa’ is a smart companion to a summer favorite. It serves the flirty fallout and real life ripples that fans always want to see, so you get the drama after the dramatic decisions.
Because it is brand new and built for Peacock viewers, it fits a weekend binge when you want romance, rivalry, and plenty of tea without the wait between big moments.
‘The Idaho Student Murders’ (2025)
For true crime that digs into a real case with care, ‘The Idaho Student Murders’ delivers a tense and focused watch. It follows an investigation that gripped the country and uses careful storytelling to keep you leaning in.
It is a timely pick that sparks conversation, and it pairs well with a quiet evening when you want a serious series that respects the facts and the people involved.
‘Unknown Serial Killers of America’ (2025)
If you prefer your weekend watch on the eerie side, ‘Unknown Serial Killers of America’ offers chilling cases that you probably have not heard in detail. It highlights overlooked investigations and the people who lived through them.
Episodes move with steady pace, and the focus on lesser known stories keeps the show from feeling like a repeat of familiar true crime beats.
‘Unlocked’ (2024–present)
‘Unlocked’ peeks behind the curtain of real estate spending and the choices that shape where and how people live. It is breezy and eye opening, which makes it an easy put on that still gives you something to talk about after.
Because it just arrived on Peacock, it feels fresh in the queue and works well as a palate cleanser between heavier picks.
‘Resident Alien’ (2021–2025)
‘Resident Alien’ blends cozy small town vibes with sly sci fi comedy. The fish out of water setup stays charming, and the show keeps finding sweet spots between mystery, heart, and laugh out loud moments.
It is an easy recommendation for a mixed group since it balances tones so well, and it rewards casual viewing as much as it does a full season marathon.
‘Love Island USA’ (2019–present)
Sometimes you just want a fizzy reality escape, and ‘Love Island USA’ remains the summer mood. It is playful, romantic, and messy in the way that turns group chats into watch parties.
New episodes and special reunions keep the momentum going, so you can drop in now and still feel part of the moment.
‘Top Chef VIP’ (2022–present)
‘Top Chef VIP’ brings high pressure kitchen showdowns with a glossy twist. The format is familiar and comforting, yet the competition stays sharp and creative enough to keep you glued to the plate.
Fresh installments landed this week, which makes it a timely pick when you want something flavorful that you can dip in and out of between plans.
‘LEGO DreamZzz’ (2023–present)
For a lighter lift, ‘LEGO DreamZzz’ is bright, inventive, and surprisingly heartfelt. The dream world setup gives every episode a burst of imagination that works for kids and anyone who wants a cheerful reset.
It is a smart choice for family viewing or a late night unwind when you want something joyful that still feels new.
‘The Real Housewives of Orange County’ (2006–present)
If your weekend calls for premium reality drama, ‘The Real Housewives of Orange County’ delivers the goods. Longtime relationships fuel quick sparks, and the show knows how to stage a party that turns into a story you cannot stop watching.
It is a comfort pick with a modern pulse, which makes it ideal when you want something lively and addictive that still feels current.
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