Best TV Shows to Stream this Weekend on Peacock, Including ‘All Her Fault’

Peacock’s lineup this week mixes fresh premieres and returning favorites, spanning thrillers, procedurals, comedies, and reality series—so you can jump into something brand-new or catch up on long-running franchises without missing a beat. Below are ten timely picks drawn from what’s newly arriving on the service and what viewers are watching most right now, arranged with the latest releases first, then key originals and cornerstone titles.

‘All Her Fault’ (2025)

This limited series adapts Andrea Mara’s novel about Marissa Irvine, who arrives for a routine playdate only to find her son missing, triggering a high-stakes search that unravels neighborhood secrets. Megan Gallagher created the series, with episodes directed by filmmakers including Minkie Spiro and Kate Dennis. The cast features Sarah Snook, Dakota Fanning, Jake Lacy, Michael Peña, Sophia Lillis, and more. Produced by Universal International Studios and Carnival Films, it’s positioned as a tense, twist-driven mystery.

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

This scripted miniseries dramatizes the Gacy case, reconstructing key phases of the investigation, interviews, and subsequent legal proceedings. Michael Chernus leads the cast, with the production drawing on period details and public records to frame the crimes and their community impact. The series is presented as a comprehensive narrative of the timeline and methods that ultimately exposed the killer. It’s available in full on Peacock for viewers seeking a detailed case portrayal.

‘America’s Most Wanted: Missing Persons’ (2025– )

A companion event series to the long-running franchise, this installment focuses exclusively on active missing-persons cases to generate viewer tips. Harris Faulkner hosts, with executive producers including Juno Jakob and John Ferracane. Episodes present timelines, interviews, and reconstructions designed to surface actionable information for law enforcement. The format extends the franchise’s public-service mission by spotlighting unresolved disappearances.

‘Stumble’ (2025– )

Set in junior college cheerleading, this mockumentary follows athletes, coaches, and administrators navigating competition pressure and campus life. Created by Liz and Jeff Astrof with executive producer Monica Aldama, it features an ensemble including Jenn Lyon and Taran Killam, with Kristin Chenoweth in a recurring role. The series riffs on sports-doc conventions while tracking training, team politics, and event prep. It’s produced by NBCUniversal with Dana Honor among the executive producers.

‘Wife Swap: The Real Housewives Edition’ (2025– )

This crossover spins the role-swap format by pairing ‘Real Housewives’ personalities with households that challenge their routines and family management styles. Episodes place participants in contrasting parenting approaches and relationship dynamics, prompting changes when they return home. The series features familiar Bravo figures and teases new stories across the wider franchise slate. Produced by Truly Original, it retains the core ‘Wife Swap’ structure with a Bravo-verse twist.

‘St. Denis Medical’ (2024– )

This workplace mockumentary follows doctors and nurses at an underfunded Oregon community hospital. Created by Justin Spitzer and Eric Ledgin, the single-camera comedy stars Wendi McLendon-Covey, Allison Tolman, Josh Lawson, and others. Storylines balance ER chaos with staff politics, administrative maneuvers, and resource constraints. Universal Television produces, with Spitzer and Ledgin among the executive producers.

‘Happy’s Place’ (2024– )

Reba McEntire headlines this multi-camera sitcom as Bobbie McAllister, who inherits her late father’s Knoxville bar and discovers a newly found half-sister co-owner. The ensemble includes Melissa Peterman, Belissa Escobedo, Rex Linn, Pablo Castelblanco, and Tokala Black Elk. Created by Kevin Abbott and Julie Abbott, the series centers on family ties and running a neighborhood hangout. Pamela Fryman, Kevin Abbott, Mindy Schultheis, Michael Hanel, and McEntire are among the executive producers.

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

Set in New York City, this long-running procedural follows a dedicated squad investigating sexual offenses and crimes against children. Episodes blend case-of-the-week storytelling with ongoing character arcs and frequent crossovers across the ‘Law & Order’ universe. The format tracks investigations from first response through courtroom resolution. It is Peacock’s most-watched show this week, reflecting sustained viewer interest in the franchise.

‘Chicago P.D.’ (2014– )

This series centers on the Intelligence Unit tackling organized crime, major offenses, and high-risk operations across the city. It interlinks with ‘Chicago Fire’ and ‘Chicago Med’, enabling multi-show cases and character arcs. Episodes trace suspects from surveillance to coordinated takedowns across multiple installments. Peacock streams seasons that connect threads within the broader One Chicago universe.

‘Chicago Fire’ (2012– )

Focusing on Firehouse 51, this procedural covers firefighters, rescue squad, and paramedics responding to citywide emergencies. Storylines include technical rescues, coordinated responses, and the logistics of shift work in a busy department. Frequent crossovers tie events to ‘Chicago P.D.’ and ‘Chicago Med’ for full-universe continuity. Viewers can follow large-scale callouts alongside day-to-day operations through seasons available on Peacock.

Tell us which picks you’re queuing up first on Peacock this weekend in the comments!