Everything Coming to Peacock This Week, Including a New Sitcom

Peacock continues to expand its digital catalog this week with a diverse slate of newly added films, unscripted programming, and broadcast television premieres scheduled from October 19 through October 25.

Subscribers will find major theatrical releases making their streaming arrivals alongside international adaptations and brand-new fall comedy installments. The upcoming lineup spans animated and supernatural features, global docuseries, and network series arriving directly after their initial television broadcasts.

‘The Crow’ (2024)

Directed by Rupert Sanders, the supernatural superhero film ‘The Crow’ arrives on Peacock on Monday, October 19. Bill Skarsgård stars as Eric Draven, a musician who is resurrected alongside his soulmate, Shelly Webster, played by FKA twigs, after the two are brutally murdered by a criminal organization. Granted superhuman strength and regenerative powers, Eric traverses the underworld to hunt down their killers and avenge Shelly’s death. The 2024 release serves as a modern cinematic reimagining of the original 1989 graphic novel series created by James O’Barr.

‘Migration’ (2023)

Produced by Illumination and Universal Pictures, the animated family comedy ‘Migration’ joins the platform on Monday, October 19. Directed by Benjamin Renner, the story centers on the Mallard family of ducks as they leave the comfort of their New England pond for a migratory journey southward to Jamaica. The voice cast features Kumail Nanjiani as the anxious patriarch Mack, Elizabeth Banks as his adventurous wife Pam, and Awkwafina as a New York City pigeon leader. Along their cross-country route, the flock navigates unexpected urban obstacles, encounters eccentric wildlife, and learns to overcome unfamiliar hazards together.

‘Juego de Villanos’ (2026)

The Spanish-language reality competition series ‘Juego de Villanos’ premieres on Peacock on Wednesday, October 21. Produced for Telemundo, the program places eighteen well-known television antagonists and controversial personalities into a single shared residence. The participants endure grueling physical trials, immunity challenges, and strategic alliances as they attempt to eliminate one another from the game. Contestants compete throughout the season to claim a grand prize of $200,000 and the official title of ultimate Supervillain.

‘Vanderpump Rules: Lisa Las Vegas’ (2026)

Expanding the Bravo reality universe, ‘Vanderpump Rules: Lisa Las Vegas’ arrives for next-day streaming on Peacock on Wednesday, October 21. The three-episode limited series documents restaurateur Lisa Vanderpump as she collaborates with Caesars Entertainment to launch her namesake luxury boutique property, The Vanderpump Hotel. Vanderpump is accompanied by her husband Ken Todd, daughter Pandora Vanderpump Sabo, and interior designer Nick Alain as they race against strict construction and staffing deadlines. Rather than focusing on interpersonal relationship drama among waitstaff, the docuseries highlights the corporate negotiations, logistics, and high-stakes preparations required to stage the hotel’s VIP opening gala.

‘My Happy Place’ (2025)

The CNN Original documentary travel series ‘My Happy Place’ debuts on the service on Friday, October 23. Across six episodes, the program follows notable cultural figures as they travel back to meaningful global destinations that have served as their personal sanctuaries. Featured participants include actor Alan Cumming visiting the Scottish Highlands, Taraji P. Henson traveling to Bali, musician Questlove exploring Austin, and Billy Porter returning to Greece. Through candid on-location interviews, each episode examines how these specific environments provided the artists with emotional rejuvenation, historical perspective, and artistic inspiration.

‘Saturday Night Live UK’ (2026)

The British adaptation of television’s longest-running sketch institution, ‘Saturday Night Live UK’, arrives on Peacock on Sunday, October 25. Executive produced by original series creator Lorne Michaels, the London-based production broadcasts live from Television Centre with the signature introduction, “Live from London, it’s Saturday Night!” An ensemble of British comedic actors, including Hammed Animashaun, Ayoade Bamgboye, Larry Dean, and Celeste Dring, performs satirical sketches tackling contemporary politics and cultural trends. Following the classic variety format, each weekly broadcast pairs a prominent celebrity host with live performances from chart-topping musical guests.

‘Happy’s Place’ (2024)

Returning with its latest television installment, the NBC multi-camera comedy ‘Happy’s Place’ becomes available on Peacock on Sunday, October 25. The sitcom stars country music icon Reba McEntire as Bobbie, an ambitious woman who inherits her late father’s Tennessee tavern and discovers she must share ownership with a previously unknown younger half-sister, played by Belissa Escobedo. The core cast also features Melissa Peterman, Rex Linn, and Pablo Castelblanco as the idiosyncratic employees and patrons who populate the tavern. Created by Kevin Abbott and Julie Abbott, the show explores how two disparate relatives manage daily workplace challenges while building an unexpected family bond.

‘Newlyweds’ (2026)

The brand-new NBC comedy series ‘Newlyweds’ makes its streaming debut on Peacock on Sunday, October 25. Created by Jamie Lee Curtis and Gail Lerner, the multi-camera sitcom stars real-life spouses Téa Leoni and Tim Daly as Jeanie and James, two mature adults who impetuously marry following a whirlwind romance. The storyline explores the comedic friction between Jeanie’s free-spirited personality and James’s buttoned-up habits as a university philosophy professor. Executive producer Jamie Lee Curtis also appears in a recurring role as James’s outspoken ex-wife Claudia, who frequently complicates the couple’s domestic transition.

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