History Creator / Peacock

** With Creator/{{Hulu}}, which carries Creator/{{NBC}} programming and made a licensing deal with Creator/DreamworksAnimation (owned by [=NBCUniversal=]) prior to Peacock being announced. It's unclear what concessions were made (and if they were related to Comcast becoming a silent partner after Creator/{{Disney}} took majority control of Hulu), but Peacock was able to secure joint rights to stream NBC's programming and select new [=DreamWorks=] films, plus got to co-distribute several new animated shows with Hulu, beginning with ''WesternAnimation/MadagascarALittleWild''.
** With Creator/PrimeVideo, entering an unusual distribution deal for live-action Creator/{{Universal}} and Creator/FocusFeatures films beginning in 2022; for each film's 18-month first pay-TV window, Peacock will distribute for the first and last 4 months, while Prime takes the middle 10 months, allowing Creator/NBCUniversal's platform to benefit from their films without sacrificing a lucrative Amazon licensing deal. (Universal's animated films are set to do likewise, but with Creator/{{Netflix}} taking the middle portion instead of Prime.) As part of the arrangement, Amazon's [[Website/{{IMDb}} [=IMDb=] TV]] platform secured second-window rights to Universal's 2020-21 slate, which had originally been set to run on Peacock.

* ''Angelyne'' (2022)

* ''Film/{{They Them|2022}}'' (2022)

* Untitled ''Film/PitchPerfect'' spin-off (2022)

* ''Series/DaysOfOurLives'' (2022-present)[[note]]The soap opera had been available for free to Peacock users as an NBC program since the service’s launch; it became an original program after NBC removed ''Days'' from its daytime schedule in September 2022 to launch the midday news program ''NBC News Daily'' in its former timeslot[[/note]]

* ''Series/DaysOfOurLives'' (September 12, 2022 onward)

* ''WesternAnimation/TrollsTrollstopia'' (2020-present; co-distributed with Creator/{{Hulu}})

* ''Series/ILoveYouYouHateMe'' (2022, two-part binge drop documentary chronicling the backlash to [[BarneyAndFriends Barney the Dinosaur]])

The service also expanded through the UK, Germany, Austria and Switzerland through Creator/{{Sky}} starting in 2022.

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* ''Honk for Jesus. Save Your Soul'' (September 2022-January 2023)

* ''Film/MarryMe2022'' (February-TBD 2022)
* ''Film/Firestarter2022'' (May-TBD 2022)

[[https://www.peacocktv.com Peacock]] is an ad-supported subscription-based (with a free membership plan where one can enjoy a partial selection of the library with limited ads) streaming service launched in 2020 that is owned and operated by Creator/NBCUniversal, itself owned by Comcast. As the conglomerate's official answer to Creator/{{Netflix}} and Creator/{{Hulu}} (which [=NBCUni=] maintains minority ownership of until 2024, when it will sell its stake to majority owner Creator/{{Disney}}), the service's content encompasses material from all of [=NBCUniversal=]'s brands.

[[https:www.peacocktv.com Peacock]] is an ad-supported subscription-based (with a free membership plan where one can enjoy a partial selection of the library with limited ads) streaming service launched in 2020 that is owned and operated by Creator/NBCUniversal, itself owned by Comcast. As the conglomerate's official answer to Creator/{{Netflix}} and Creator/{{Hulu}} (which [=NBCUni=] maintains minority ownership of until 2024, when it will sell its stake to majority owner Creator/{{Disney}}), the service's content encompasses material from all of [=NBCUniversal=]'s brands.

* ''WesternAnimation/ArchibaldsNextBigThing'' (2021; season 3 onward)

* ''Series/{{Departure}}'' (originally aired on Creator/GlobalTelevisionNetwork)

** Plus, nowadays we tend to forget [=NBC=] Universal already had its own streaming service before, [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seeso Seeso]]. This was, however, short-lived (lasting for little more than a year from 2016 to 2017) and was centered around comedy, as opposed to Peacock's generalist focus. At the time "streaming" was basically synonymous with "Netflix", which further dented its appeal.

Peacock is an ad-supported subscription-based (with a free membership plan where one can enjoy a partial selection of the library with limited ads) streaming service launched in 2020 that is owned and operated by Creator/NBCUniversal, itself owned by Comcast. As the conglomerate's official answer to Creator/{{Netflix}} and Creator/{{Hulu}} (which [=NBCUni=] maintains minority ownership of until 2024, when it will sell its stake to majority owner Creator/{{Disney}}), the service's content encompasses material from all of [=NBCUniversal=]'s brands.

The service is planned to be the home of all content from the Creator/{{Universal}}, Creator/FocusFeatures, Creator/IlluminationEntertainment and Creator/DreamWorksAnimation studios (including its [=DreamWorks=] Classics subsidiary). While newer content from these studios were not available at launch due to pre-existing contracts, 2022-and-beyond releases[[labelnote:*]]excluding post-October 2016 movies from Creator/DreamWorksSKG and [[Creator/AmblinEntertainment Amblin Partners]], which premiere on Creator/{{Showtime}} through 2024[[/labelnote]] will premiere on the service for the first and return on the last four months of their 18-month pay 1 window, in an unusual arrangement which will see films shared with Creator/PrimeVideo (live-action releases) and Creator/{{Netflix}} (for [=DreamWorks=] Animation and Illumination movies) in between the period. The service also carried the day-and-date streaming releases of ''WesternAnimation/TheBossBabyFamilyBusiness'' and ''Film/HalloweenKills'' on its paid tiers.

* ''Film/{{Firestarter2022}}'' (May-TBD 2022)

* ''File/{{Firestarter2022}}'' (May-TBD 2022)

* Creator/ViacomCBS (select Creator/{{Paramount}} Pictures movies and [=ViacomCBS=]-owned programming; non-exclusive)
* Creator/WarnerMedia (select Creator/WarnerBros movies and shows; non-exclusive, ''Harry Potter'' films stream exclusively on that service)

* EBU (Series/EurovisionSongContest 2021, with the rights for the 2022 edition also reportedly acquired)

* ''Literature/{{Firestarter}}'' (May-TBD 2022)

* ''Series/DaysOfOurLives: Beyond Salem'' (2021-present)

** Many episodes of various incarnations of ''Series/LawAndOrder'' aren't available due to prior agreements with other services and networks.

* ''Angelyne'' (TBA)

* ''Series/BelAir'' (2022; reimagined reboot of ''Series/TheFreshPrinceOfBelAir'')

* ''Series/{{Saved by the Bell|2020}}'' (2020-present)

* Creator/{{Universal}} Pictures (first-window pre-2022 movies are with HBO; excludes [[Creator/DreamWorksSKG DreamWorks Pictures]] and [[Creator/AmblinEntertainment Amblin Partners]] films, which are licensed to Creator/{{Showtime}}.)

** [=NBCUniversal=] International

** Many episodes of various incarnations of Series/LawAndOrder aren't available due to prior agreements with other services and networks.

* Untitled ''Series/QueerAsFolkUS'' reboot (TBA)