Best TV Shows to Stream this Weekend on Peacock, Including ‘Resident Alien’
Weekend queues feel a lot better when you mix what just dropped with the originals everyone is chatting about and a few reliable favorites. This lineup pulls together fresh arrivals, homegrown hits, and proven crowd pleasers so you can settle in without scrolling forever.
We combined this week’s highlights with what is pulling strong attention right now and focused on newer additions, true Peacock originals, and series with real staying power. You will find laughs, love, suspense, and a little wholesome fun, all ready to stream the moment you press play.
‘Resident Alien’ (2021–present)

‘Resident Alien’ delivers cozy small town humor with a sly sci fi twist. The oddball fish out of water setup stays charming and the cast leans into the heart as well as the jokes, so it always feels warm and witty.
It is easy to jump into for a few episodes or to sail through a whole run, which makes it a perfect anchor for a relaxed weekend watch.
‘Twisted Metal’ (2023–present)

If you are craving high energy action with quick one liners, ‘Twisted Metal’ hits that sweet spot. It moves fast, lands the punchlines, and still finds room for a little heart between the explosions and chases.
As a Peacock original that knows its lane, it keeps the momentum high from the cold open to the final beat, which makes it a blast to binge.
‘The Idaho Student Murders’ (2025)

‘The Idaho Student Murders’ takes a focused look at a case that drew national attention. It balances careful reporting with tense storytelling so you stay engaged without feeling pushed around by the narrative.
This is the pick for a quiet evening when you want something serious, thoughtful, and conversation ready once the credits roll.
‘Love Island USA’ (2019–present)

For fizzy reality comfort, ‘Love Island USA’ serves sun, sparks, and just the right amount of chaos. The format is simple and inviting, which makes it perfect for background viewing that suddenly becomes must see TV.
New chapters keep the show lively, so you can drop in now and feel like you are caught up in no time.
‘Unlocked’ (2024–present)

‘Unlocked’ opens the door on how people buy, sell, and reshape the spaces they live in. It is breezy and informative, with episodes that give you plenty to chat about once they end.
Because it is a recent arrival, it feels fresh in the feed and works nicely as a break between heavier dramas and thrillers.
‘Top Chef VIP’ (2022–present)

‘Top Chef VIP’ brings glossy competition with high stakes cooking and personality to spare. The challenges are playful yet intense, which keeps each round fun to watch from prep to plating.
It is an easy pick for group viewing since the format is clear and the payoffs are satisfying, even if you only have time for a single episode.
‘Unknown Serial Killers of America’ (2025)

If you like your true crime on the colder side, ‘Unknown Serial Killers of America’ explores chilling cases that rarely get the spotlight. It gives space to investigators and survivors while keeping the pace steady.
The focus on lesser known stories keeps it from feeling like a rerun of familiar headlines and makes each episode feel new.
‘LEGO DreamZzz’ (2023–present)

‘LEGO DreamZzz’ is a bright and imaginative pick that works for kids and for anyone who wants something cheerful. The dream adventure setup sparks creativity and keeps the tone upbeat from start to finish.
It is a great family choice or a late night unwind when you want color, heart, and a gentle reset.
‘The Real Housewives of Orange County’ (2006–present)

‘The Real Housewives of Orange County’ continues to deliver premium reality drama powered by long running relationships. The mix of friendship, rivalry, and lavish events makes every gathering feel like an episode you cannot skip.
It is an ideal comfort watch because it stays current while giving you the familiar rhythms that make reality TV so satisfying.
‘Love Island: Beyond the Villa’ (2025–present)

‘Love Island: Beyond the Villa’ serves the afterglow and the aftermath that fans crave. It pulls together the real life ripples once the big choices are made and turns them into binge ready drama.
As a fresh Peacock addition tied to a fan favorite, it is a natural capstone for the weekend when you want romance, tension, and plenty of tea.
Share your own Peacock must watch picks for the weekend in the comments.


