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14 of the Best Peacock Shows to Watch This Weekend

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14 of the Best Peacock Shows to Watch This Weekend
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Peacock offers a variety of original shows that are worth watching this weekend. The streaming service has recently increased its prices but continues to provide engaging content across different genres. From thrillers to comedies, there are standout series featuring well-known actors and intriguing plots.

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If you're looking for a show on Peacock and have already filled up on NBC and Bravo favorites, the streaming service has several highly rated originals sitting in its catalog.Peacock hiked prices last summer, but if you're keeping the streaming service in your rotation, you should make time to watch these 14 standout shows. Ad-supported Peacock runs $11 per month or $110 per year, and you can also check out a bundle of Peacock and Apple TV.Subscribe to Peacock See at Peacock Katalin Vermes/Peacock Ponies (2026- ) You might know Emilia Clarke and Haley Lu Richardson from Game of Thrones and The White Lotus, but now they're starring together in this 1970s-set spy thriller series on Peacock.

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