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Fall TV Preview: NBC Shows Streaming on Peacock This Season
The NBC shows you want to watch are streaming on Peacock.
Summer is winding down, pumpkin spice is back on the shelves, and the fall crisp is returning to the air. But that’s not all that’s returning, and Peacock has brand-new shows to help you spice up your watchlist. Read on for the full fall lineup of returning series and discover what’s in store for your next bingeworthy obsession, written by Brittney Williams.
Brilliant Minds (Premieres Tuesday, Sept 24)
From writer and executive producer Michael Grassi comes a new series starring Zachary Quinto (Heroes, American Horror Story, Star Trek) as Dr. Oliver Wolf who explores the human mind with a team of interns while grappling with his own mental health. The series is inspired by Dr. Oliver Wolf Sacks, a Bronx, New York-based neurologist and researcher who wrote multiple bestselling books about his case studies. Awakenings, his most well-known book, was adapted into an Academy Award-winning film starring Robin Williams and Robert De Niro in 1990. Starring alongside Quinto are Tamberla Perry, Ashleigh LaThrop, Alex MacNicoll, Aury Krebs, Spence Moore II, Teddy Sears, and Donna Murphy.
Stream Brilliant Minds Sept 24.
The Voice S26 (Premieres Tuesday, Sept 24)
This four-time Emmy Award-winning reality singing competition returns and promises to leave you in awe as the strongest vocalists across the country compete to be named “The Voice” and win $100,000 with a recording contract. Join returning coaches Reba McEntire and Gwen Stefani as they welcome two musical icons to the infamous red chairs — Snoop Dogg and Michael Bublé. Season 26 promises raw and unexpected talent, heartwarming backstories, musical variety, and exciting celeb performances.
Stream The Voice Sept 24.
One Chicago Fall ’24 (Premieres Thursday, Sept 26)
Your favorite first responders return to Peacock against the beloved Chicago backdrop to shine a light on the city’s everyday heroes who come together and risk their lives to save and protect its citizens. Chicago Med, Chicago Fire, and Chicago P.D. make up the ultimate procedural multiverse and guarantee an emotional thrill ride with relatable leads, adrenaline-fueled drama, and the never-give-up mindset that keeps you glued to the screen.
SNL 50 (Premieres Sunday, Sept 29)
Peacock brings NYC to your living room with the best in late-night comedy for its big 5-0! Yes, that’s right — SNL has brought us the funniest weekly sketches mixed with iconic musical performances and impactful cultural commentary since 1975. And they’re not even close to done. You can expect the biggest voices in comedy and music — from both returning and legacy cast members along with surprise guests — to bring you a season full of can’t-miss-entertainment and laughter straight from the famed Studio 8H.
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Found S2 (Premieres Friday, October 4)
Shanola Hampton stars as public relations specialist Gabi Mosely in this suspenseful procedural with a dark twist. Gabi and her vigilant crisis management team champion for every missing person regardless of background, however there is a chilling secret that threatens the entire mission: she has imprisoned her own childhood kidnapper. Season 2 shifts gears as the secret blows up and the team tries to remain dedicated to finding missing people against all odds.
Watch Found Season 1 and Season 2 on October 4th
Law & Order S24 (Premieres Friday, Oct 4)
Creator and executive producer Dick Wolf has ruled the crime procedural world with the award-winning Law & Order franchise for over two decades. While Organized Crime will be returning in 2025, both Law & Order and SVU are streaming this fall with heavy-hitting investigations and court battles week after week. Season 24 of Law & Order is a must-watch with D.A. Nicholas Baxter (Tony Goldwyn) returning and an SVU crossover episode featuring Olivia Benson (Mariska Hargitay) and Defense Attorney Rita Calhoun (Elizabeth Marvel). Dun-Dun season is back!
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The Irrational S2 (Premieres Wednesday, Oct 9)
Are you a fan of mysteries? Do you like to unpack the psychology behind why a person acts the way they do? Does the human mind fascinate you? The Irrational delivers all this and more with its unpredictable weekly cases that a witty, unconventional professor with a unique understanding of the human brain attempts to solve.
Catch up on The Irrational S1
Happy’s Place (Premieres Saturday, Oct 19)
In this new sitcom starring Reba McEntire, a woman inherits a restaurant from her late father only to discover her new business partner is a younger half-sister (Belissa Escobedo) she never knew she had. Melissa Peterman, who played Debra Jean in Reba will also be featured along with Rex Linn, Reba’s IRL boyfriend. The series sheds light on modern family dynamics and emphasizes that family is not always defined by the people you grow up with. It’s easy to watch, lighthearted, and hilarious.
Stream Happy's Place Oct 19.
Lopez vs Lopez S3 (Premieres Saturday, Oct 19)
Your favorite familia is back for another season of laughter, personal growth, and relatable family dysfunction. George Lopez and Mayan Lopez are a real-life comedic duo and are joined by a dynamic supporting cast who draws us in for the highs and the lows of this Latinx household.
Stream the first two season of Lopez vs Lopez
Night Court S3 (Premieres Wednesday, Nov 20)
Based on the original hit series, this multi-cam reboot is the perfect lighthearted workplace comedy. The eternally optimistic Abby Stone (Melissa Rauch) takes on the supreme challenge of bringing order and dignity into her courtroom every single night. The only problem is that every case is an oddball and there is a never-ending rotation of eccentric characters that keep us on our toes.
Stream the first two seasons of Night Court
St. Denis Medical (Premieres Wednesday, Nov 13)
From creator Justin Spitzer (The Office, Superstore) comes a new workplace comedy that will leave you laughing out loud. St. Denis Medical brings relatable work-life balance struggles from an underfunded, understaffed Oregon hospital where dedicated doctors and nurses try to help sick patients while maintaining their own sanity. The series has a stacked cast filled with comedy legends, improv geniuses, and up-and-coming faces. Wendi McLendon-Covey, David Alan Grier, Allison Tolman, Josh Lawson, Kahyun Kim, Mekki Leeper, and Kaliko Kauahi are collectively delivering the next great comedy.
Stream St. Denis Medical Nov 13