History Creator / Peacock

* ''Please Don't Destroy: The Treasure of Foggy Mountain'' (2023)

* ''WesternAnimation/TheCroodsFamilyTree'' (2021; co-distributed with Creator/{{Hulu}})

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

* ''Series/APBio'' (2020-present; season 3 onwards)

* ''Series/{{Intergalactic}}'' (2021-present)

* ''Literature/OneOfUsIsLying'' (2021-present)

* ''Series/PokerFace'' (2023)

* ''Series/QueerAsFolk2022'' (2022-present)

* ''Series/RutherfordFalls'' (2021-present)

*** Creator/{{MSNBC}}

Subscribers to Xfinity's X1 and Flex cable plans previously had free access to the ad-supported Premium tier at no additional cost. A beta version of the service was launched for participating Xfinity subscribers on April 15, 2020, with the official rollout commencing on July 15. Similar to Creator/HBOMax, the service was not carried by all smart-TV services at launch; the service resolved its disputes with Roku in 2020, but only reached an agreement with Amazon Fire TV and many other platforms in mid-2021.

* Stephen J. Cannell Productions (through Carsey-Werner)

** [=NBCUniversal=] having the rights to the ''Film/HarryPotter'' films despite them being made by Creator/WarnerBros is why the movies were yanked off HBO Max and subsequently added to Peacock. On the plus side, you can watch all the movies in the series for free as long as you sign up, you don't have to pay a single penny.

* ''Series/{{Girls5eva}}'' (2021-present)

[[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 NBCU 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.

Peacock is offered in three tiers. The "Free" version has a reduced content output. A "Premium" tier includes the complete programming lineup. The third tier is an ad-free version of the Premium tier. In addition to its video-on-demand offerings, Peacock also offers special linear channels airing exclusive content not available on NBCU's other nets. The linear channels will offer NBC's late-night schedule just hours before airing on the network itself.

Subscribers to Xfinity's X1 and Flex cable plans have free access to the ad-supported Premium tier at no additional cost. A beta version of the service was launched for participating Xfinity subscribers on April 15, 2020, with the official rollout commencing on July 15. Similar to Creator/HBOMax, the service was not carried by all smart-TV services at launch; the service resolved its disputes with Roku in 2020, but only reached an agreement with Amazon Fire TV and many other platforms in mid-2021.

[[ReadTheFinePrint Also this is the only streaming service that has a recipe in its terms of use.]] [[https://www.delish.com/food-news/a33349065/nbc-peacock-terms-of-use-cake-recipe/ No, really.]][[labelnote:note]]Initially a chocolate cake recipe, it was changed to one "inspired by Kevin’s famous chili from The Office" on January 30, 2023.[[/labelnote]]

* ''Series/PokerFace'' (TBA)

[[ReadTheFinePrint Also this is the only streaming service that has a recipe in its terms of use.]] [[https://www.delish.com/food-news/a33349065/nbc-peacock-terms-of-use-cake-recipe/ No, really.]][[labelnote:*]]Initially a chocolate cake recipe, it was changed to one "inspired by Kevin’s famous chili from The Office" on January 30, 2023.[[/labelnote]]

[[ReadTheFinePrint Also this is the only streaming service that has a chocolate cake recipe in its terms of use.]] [[https://www.delish.com/food-news/a33349065/nbc-peacock-terms-of-use-cake-recipe/ No, really.]]

* ''Series/TheTraitorsUSA'' (2023-present)

* ''Series/QueerAsFolk2022'' (2022-present)

* ''Poker Face'' (TBA)

* ''WesternAnimation/MadagascarALittleWild'' (2020-21; co-distributed with Creator/{{Hulu}})
* ''WesternAnimation/TheMightyOnes'' (2020-21; co-distributed with Creator/{{Hulu}})

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}} DreamWorks Pictures]] 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.

** With Creator/{{Hulu}}, which carried 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''. This changed in 2022, when NBC did not renew its arrangement with Hulu and pulled its current-season programming from the service in September, giving Peacock sole streaming rights to new NBC material; however, Hulu retains the joint ownership of Dreamworks series and some older NBC shows.