Before becoming a global streaming phenomenon, Suits was already a popular legal drama about brilliant lawyer Harvey Specter and his unusually talented associate Mike Ross. The series combines courtroom battles with office politics, rivalries, and plenty of personal drama. The series features many fast-paced moments and sharp dialogue. | © Universal Content Productions
Set behind the scenes of a fictional sketch-comedy show, 30 Rock is a satirical sitcom that offers hilarious rapid-fire jokes and an absurd look at the television industry. Tina Fey, Alec Baldwin, Tracy Morgan, Jack McBrayer, and Jane Krakowski make up an unforgettable ensemble. | © Universal Television
Set before the events of the Ted movies, this comedy series follows a younger John Bennett as he grows up alongside his immature teddy bear. Despite being a talking stuffed animal, Ted is hardly a good influence on John, and the pair regularly find themselves in ridiculous situations. The series brings back the crude humor of the movies while expanding the story of how the duo became best friends. | © Universal Content Productions
Part reality competition, part murder mystery, The Traitors is a reality competition series that places contestants in a castle where they must identify the secret traitors hiding among them. It's full of alliances, deception, betrayals, and dramatic eliminations, which helps make the series extremely easy to binge. | © Studio Lambert
Based on Frederick Forsyth's 1973 novel, The Day of the Jackal is a gripping spy thriller starring Eddie Redmayne as an elusive assassin known only as the Jackal. As he carries out a series of dangerous assignments across Europe, a determined intelligence officer, played by Lashana Lynch, works to track him down. The cat-and-mouse story keeps the tension alive through the entire series as both sides edge closer to one another. | © Universal International Studios
Natasha Lyonne stars as Charlie Cale in Poker Face, a woman with an unusual ability to tell when someone is lying. After going on the run, Charlie travels from place to place and inevitably finds herself caught up in mysterious murders that she cannot resist solving. With a new case and a memorable cast of guest stars in almost every episode, the series puts a fun spin on the crime comedy genre. | © Paramount Pictures
Few crime shows have had the staying power of Law & Order: SVU. The long-running crime drama series follows the detectives of Manhattan's Special Victims Unit as they investigate incredibly difficult cases, solve troubling predicaments, and argue in the courtroom. | © Wolf Entertainment/Universal Television
Psych is a detective comedy-drama centered around Shawn Spencer, a young crime consultant whose heightened observational skills convince people that he's actually a psychic. Alongside his best friend Gus, Shawn helps solve cases while getting himself into unbelievably ridiculous situations. The show is funny, lighthearted, and full of enjoyable moments. | © Universal Cable Productions
Superstore is a sitcom that focuses on employees of a massive retail store who deal with difficult customers, workplace romances, corporate nonsense, and plenty of everyday disasters. The series uses these ridiculous situations to deliver both laughs and sharp observations about working life. | © Universal Television
Modern Family follows several families as they navigate relationships, parenting, marriage, and a bunch of other awkward situations. Its large ensemble gives the show numerous personalities to bounce off one another, and plenty of opportunities for peculiar situations to arise. As a whole, this mockumentary sitcom is super easy to binge. | © 20th Century Fox Television
Yellowstone follows the Dutton family as they fight to protect their massive Montana ranch from developers, neighboring interests, and other wild threats. Kevin Costner leads the cast as patriarch John Dutton in the modern Western, alongside Luke Grimes, Kelly Reilly, and Cole Hauser. The performances are strong, and the show's dramatic sequences are highly engaging. | © Bosque Ranch Productions/Treehouse Films
What happens after you die? The Good Place takes that simple question and turns it into one of television's most creative comedies. Kristen Bell leads a terrific ensemble as Eleanor, a woman who discovers that getting into the afterlife's good place may be more complicated than expected. Ted Danson and Jameela Jamil also deliver some incredible performances. | © Universal Television/Fremulon
Community follows a group of misfit students who form a study group at Greendale Community College. With its absurd humor, memorable characters, bizarre situations, and endless pop-culture references, the sitcom is one of the most binge-worthy sitcoms you can currently watch. | © Universal Television/Sony Pictures Television
It's difficult to talk about the best shows on Peacock without mentioning The Office. The mockumentary sitcom follows the employees of Dunder Mifflin's Scranton branch as they navigate workplace dynamics and personal relationships. Many fans regard it as a classic, thanks to its unique style, great character arcs, and relatable workplace drama. | © Universal Television
Leslie Knope and the employees of Pawnee's Parks Department are at the center of one of television's most beloved comedies. Parks and Recreation is a satirical sitcom that combines ridiculous workplace situations with genuine friendships and some surprisingly touching character arcs. It's arguably one of the best shows ever. | © Universal Television/Fremulon
Peacock has a huge selection of sitcoms, dramas, thrillers, reality series, and original shows. But what's really worth watching? Here's a look at 15 of the best TV shows streaming on Peacock that you can watch right now.
