‘That ’70s Show’ Tops Peacock’s Most-Watched Shows List This Week: Here Are the Remaining Top 10 Shows

Peacock viewers are spending the week hopping between comfort sitcoms, reality heavy hitters, and a few standout originals. This snapshot pulls together what people watched the most across the service so you can see which shows are getting the biggest attention right now.

You will find quick context on each entry along with helpful viewing details such as where the show airs, how it fits into a larger franchise, and what you can expect when you press play. Use it to line up your next binge or to catch the episodes everyone else is talking about.

10. ‘Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen’ (2009–present)

‘Watch What Happens: Live’ is Andy Cohen’s late night clubhouse that tapes with guests from across entertainment and the Bravo world. The format mixes free flowing interviews with short games and call ins so episodes move quickly and bring in audience participation.

Recent broadcasts from Bravo land on Peacock after they air so you can catch up the next day. The catalog groups specials and themed nights with the regular run which makes it simple to find segments connected to ‘The Real Housewives’ or ‘Below Deck’.

9. ‘Love After Lockup’ (2018–present)

‘Love After Lockup’ follows couples as one partner comes home from prison and both try to build a life together. Episodes track practical steps like meeting families, finding work, and managing finances while showing how relationships change outside the system.

The franchise continues in related series including ‘Life After Lockup’ and ‘Love During Lockup’. Peacock carries seasons in order so you can follow the same couples across multiple installments without jumping to different hubs.

8. ‘Below Deck’ (2013–present)

‘Below Deck’ centers on the crew running luxury yacht charters and the logistics that keep each trip on schedule. Viewers see how roles like captain, chief stew, and bosun coordinate turnarounds, provisioning, and guest service during busy itineraries.

The brand has grown into ‘Below Deck Mediterranean’, ‘Below Deck Sailing Yacht’, and ‘Below Deck Down Under’. Peacock houses episodes from across the franchise so you can move between the original series and its spinoffs in one place.

7. ‘Snapped’ (2004–present)

‘Snapped’ is Oxygen’s long running true crime series that examines cases involving women who are accused or convicted of serious crimes. Each episode lays out the timeline through interviews with investigators and families and then follows the legal outcome.

Peacock offers many seasons so you can browse by case type or location. Episode descriptions make it easy to pick stories that focus on specific investigative angles or court decisions you want to learn about.

6. ‘Resident Alien’ (2021–present)

‘Resident Alien’ adapts the Dark Horse comic about an alien hiding in a small town under the identity of a local doctor. The story follows his attempt to blend in while dealing with a suspicious sheriff, a sharp nurse, and a mission he cannot abandon.

New hours from Syfy become available to stream after broadcast which keeps season watchers current. Earlier episodes remain on the platform so new viewers can start from the pilot and follow character arcs without missing key setups.

5. ‘The Real Housewives of Miami’ (2011–present)

‘The Real Housewives of Miami’ tracks a group of women in South Florida through work, family, and social life. The series returned after its original run with new episodes that continued existing stories while adding new faces to the mix.

Peacock debuted the revival and keeps the full run organized by season. Reunion parts and specials sit with their seasons which helps anyone watch the whole storyline in order.

4. ‘Love Island: Beyond the Villa’ (2025–present)

‘Love Island: Beyond the Villa’ checks back in with couples after their time in the ‘Love Island’ villa. The series uses follow up interviews and real world updates to show what happens once filming ends and daily routines begin.

On Peacock you can find this companion next to ‘Love Island USA’ which lets you move from the main season into post villa updates easily. Couples are tagged across shows so fans can track specific pairings from their first appearance to later milestones.

3. ‘The Real Housewives of Orange County’ (2006–present)

‘The Real Housewives of Orange County’ launched the franchise and follows women in Southern California as they navigate friendships, business moves, and family events. The cast has rotated over time while keeping the core focus on relationships and personal chapters.

Peacock provides next day access for new Bravo episodes and keeps earlier seasons available for long form catch ups. Reunion episodes are grouped with their seasons so viewers can follow every reveal and finale in sequence.

2. ‘Twisted Metal’ (2023–present)

‘Twisted Metal’ is a Peacock original based on the PlayStation games and follows a courier hired to deliver a mysterious package across a dangerous wasteland. The series brings in familiar characters from the franchise including John Doe, Quiet, and the masked icon Sweet Tooth.

Season drops are exclusive to Peacock and remain on demand after release. Episode recaps and previews inside the interface help viewers keep track of locations, vehicles, and factions as the story expands.

1. ‘That ’70s Show’ (1998–2006)

‘That ’70s Show’ is a multicamera sitcom about a tight group of friends growing up in suburban Wisconsin with the Forman home as the central hangout. The ensemble includes Topher Grace, Mila Kunis, Ashton Kutcher, Laura Prepon, Wilmer Valderrama, Debra Jo Rupp, and Kurtwood Smith.

Peacock streams all seasons so you can follow the gang from early antics through later school years. The library also highlights holiday installments and popular episodes which makes it easy to jump straight to favorites.

Tell us what you are watching on Peacock this week in the comments.