Peacock has quietly built an impressive catalog of series, from addictive reality TV to gripping crime dramas and original thrillers.
With shows like The Traitors, Dr. Death, and Poker Face, the platform continues to expand with series that are easy to binge and hard to stop watching. It’s also the platform where many of my favorite reality shows live.
In this guide, I’ve curated the best Peacock series worth watching right now, whether you’re looking for a mystery, drama, or reality TV obsession.
A Friend of the Family
A chilling true-crime drama based on the shocking real story of a family repeatedly manipulated by a master manipulator.
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All Her Fault
A suspenseful psychological thriller about a mother whose life unravels after her young son mysteriously disappears.
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Anatomy of Lies
A gripping drama exploring deception, manipulation, and the devastating consequences of living behind carefully crafted lies.
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Apples Never Fall
A tense family drama where secrets surface after a mother suddenly disappears, forcing her family to confront uncomfortable truths.
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Below Deck
One of the most addictive reality shows on television, following the crew of luxury yachts as they navigate demanding charter guests and nonstop drama at sea.
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Below Deck Down Under
The chaos moves to Australia, with new crew members, luxury charters, and even bigger drama on the high seas.
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Below Deck Mediterranean
Sun, luxury yachts, demanding guests, and explosive crew drama — this spin-off takes the Below Deck formula to the Mediterranean.
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Below Deck Sailing Yacht
Set aboard a sailing yacht, this version adds unpredictable weather and even more tension between the crew.
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Brooklyn Nine Nine
A hilarious workplace comedy following a group of eccentric detectives solving crimes at a Brooklyn police precinct.
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Dr. Death
A chilling medical crime drama based on the real story of a surgeon whose shocking malpractice left a trail of devastation.
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Long Bright River
A gripping crime drama about a police officer investigating a series of murders connected to Philadelphia’s opioid crisis.
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New Amsterdam
A heartfelt medical drama about a hospital director determined to reform the broken healthcare system.
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Next Gen NYC
A reality series following the next generation of New York’s social elite navigating careers, friendships, and family expectations.
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Poker Face
A wildly entertaining mystery series following a woman with an uncanny ability to detect lies as she solves strange crimes across America.
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Southern Charm
One of my reality TV favorites — following Charleston’s social scene and the chaotic lives of Shep, Craig, Austen, and the always-stunning Madison.
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Southern Hospitality
A fast-paced reality series set inside a glamorous Charleston nightclub, where friendships, romance, and workplace drama collide.
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Summer House
A group of young professionals escape to the Hamptons every weekend for parties, romance, and explosive drama. Over the years, we’ve watched the lives of Carl, Lindsay, Kyle, and Amanda evolve through friendships, breakups, and some unforgettable summers.
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The Day of the Jackal
A high-stakes political thriller following a mysterious assassin whose carefully planned mission triggers a global manhunt.
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The Hunting Party
A gripping crime thriller about investigators tracking down some of the most dangerous criminals.
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The McBee Dynasty
A reality series following a ranching family navigating business, family drama, and life in rural America — think Yellowstone, but with real cowboys and real-life drama.
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The Office
One of the most beloved comedies ever made, capturing the everyday absurdity of office life through the unforgettable employees of Dunder Mifflin.
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The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills
One of the most glamorous franchises in the Real Housewives universe, following the luxurious and dramatic lives of Beverly Hills socialites — and over the years we’ve watched friendships fall apart, marriages collapse, and even Kyle Richards face one of the most talked-about separation in Bravo history.
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The Real Housewives of Miami
Sun, glamour, and explosive friendships — this franchise delivers some of the most entertaining drama in the Housewives world.
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The Real Housewives of New Jersey
One of my personal favorites, full of family drama, explosive confrontations, and unforgettable personalities — including my favorite househusband, Joe Gorga.
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The Real Housewives of New York
Nothing compares to the early seasons of New York — chaotic, hilarious, and completely unfiltered, thanks to legends like Ramona Singer and the wonderfully unpredictable Sonja Morgan.
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The Real Housewives of Orange Country
The franchise that started it all and launched the entire Housewives universe — and I’m definitely looking forward to seeing the return of the Tres Amigas in Season 20.
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The Real Housewives of Potomac
One of the sharpest and most entertaining casts in the Housewives world — though the recent downfall of the self-proclaimed Grand Dame has definitely changed the dynamic.
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The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City
Luxury, religion, and shocking scandals collide in one of the most unpredictable franchises — including the moment that gave us one of the most iconic Bravo lines ever: “Receipts, timeline, screenshots.”
Read Full Review → The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City
The Thing About Pam
A fascinating true-crime drama based on the bizarre real-life murder case that shocked the nation.
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The Traitors (US)
One of the most addictive reality competition shows on television, where players must uncover the hidden “traitors” among them before it’s too late.
Read Full Review → The Traitors (US)
The Valley
A Vanderpump Rules spin-off that follows former cast members navigating adulthood, relationships, and parenthood — and Season 2 looks set to show the dramatic downfall of Jax Taylor, which was honestly difficult to watch.
Read Full Review → The Valley
Vanderpump Rules
The reality series that became a cultural phenomenon — especially after the infamous Scandoval scandal that shocked Bravo fans everywhere.
Read Full Review → Vanderpump Rules
Yellowstone
A sweeping modern western following the powerful Dutton family as they fight to protect their massive Montana ranch.
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If you’re looking for what to watch next on Peacock, these series are a great place to start.
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