New on – Peacock’s July 2026 lineup is calmer than some competitors, but it still brings a Jennifer Garner-led premiere, the streaming debut of Colleen Hoover’s Reminders of Him, and new waves of reality TV—plus a long list of movie arrivals starting July 1.
Peacock’s July 2026 schedule won’t be chasing the loudest headlines of the season, but it does have a way of landing right on the things fans tend to plan their weeks around: new premieres, familiar reality franchises, and plenty of movie nights already queued up.
At the center of it all is The Five-Star Weekend. a new streaming series starring Jennifer Garner. with Chloe Sevigny. Regina Hall. and Gemma Chan also set to appear. The Five-Star Weekend arrives with its own premiere event on Peacock. And shortly after, Peacock will host the streaming debut of Reminders of Him, the latest Colleen Hoover adaptation.
Peacock also leans into reality TV momentum. The streamer will carry season 20 of The Real Housewives of Orange County, and it’s not the only franchise making noise in July with finales, premieres, and reunion specials scattered across the month.
Movies arrive in bulk beginning July 1. with titles ranging from romantic favorites to action blockbusters. including 27 Dresses. Braveheart. Bridesmaids. Challengers*. Jaws* and Jaws 2*. Knives Out*. and Titanic. The catalog continues with additions like Mission: Impossible. The Prestige. Pretty Woman. and Tropic Thunder. while a longer list fills out the full July 1 rotation.
On the TV side, the most immediate shift starts early. July 2 brings Black Bag* and Brilliant Minds, Season 2 – Finale (NBC). July 4 includes Macy’s 4th of July Fireworks Spectacular 2026 (NBC Simulcast). For true live viewing, July 6 schedules On Patrol: First Shift, Season 4 – Finale (Reelz) and On Patrol: Live, Season 4 – Finale (Reelz).
By July 9, Peacock is ready for audience pull: The Five Star Weekend – Premiere, All Episodes, 8 Episodes, 60 Min (Peacock Original)* lands that day, alongside The Five Star Weekend Podcast – Premiere, 2 episodes (Peacock Original, Batch Drops 2-2-2-2). That same date includes Love Hurts*.
Reminders of Him then takes its turn on July 10 with Reminders of Him – Premiere (Peacock Exclusive)*. Also arriving July 10 is The Real Housewives of Orange County, Season 20 (Bravo).
The rest of the calendar keeps stacking premieres and finales across different networks. July 11 brings On Patrol: First Shift, Season 5 – Premiere (Reelz) and On Patrol: Live, Season 5 (Reelz). July 12 has Love Island USA. Season 8 – Finale (Peacock Original)* plus Married at First Sight. Season 20 – Premiere. One Episode. 60 min (Peacock Original)*.
Reality fans looking ahead will see In the City, Season 1 – Finale (Bravo) on July 15. July 19 includes The Real Murders of Atlanta, Season 4A – Premiere (Oxygen) and Killer Couples, Season 18B – Finale (Oxygen). July 22 brings In the City, Season 1 – WWHL Reunion (Bravo).
Peacock leans further into the culture and fandom energy by July 23. when Team Mekbots: Animal Rescue. Season 2C – Premiere (Peacock Original)* arrives along with The Valley After Show Podcast. Season 2 – Finale (Bravo Digital). Later in the month, July 25 features Jeopardy!, Season 42 – Finale (Syndicated).
As July stretches toward its end, In the City, Season 1 – WWHL Reunion (Bravo) returns on July 29. July 30 adds Dog Man* and The Valley, Season 3 – Finale (Bravo). The month closes with Surviving Earth, Season 1 – Finale (NBC) on July 31.
Even with a lighter feel compared to other streamers that tend to go full throttle. Peacock’s July run is built around recognizability: Jennifer Garner’s new series. a major Colleen Hoover adaptation debut in Reminders of Him. and reality franchises that keep showing up on schedule—week after week. episode after episode.
Peacock July 2026 The Five-Star Weekend Jennifer Garner Reminders of Him Colleen Hoover adaptation The Real Housewives of Orange County season 20 Love Island USA season 8 finale Married at First Sight season 20 premiere Jeopardy season 42 finale Surviving Earth season 1 finale
27 Dresses and Jaws?? Peacock really said movie night for everyone lol.
Jennifer Garner show with Chloe Sevigny sounds good but why is it called five-star weekend? like a hotel thing? also Colleen Hoover books always get turned into the same sad movie.
Wait so The Five-Star Weekend is on Peacock but it has Regina Hall and Gemma Chan? I thought Gemma was like in Marvel only, so how is she suddenly in a random streaming show. And Reminders of Him… isn’t that like the one they already made like last year? maybe I’m mixing titles.
This is gonna sound dumb but the 4th of July fireworks being on NBC simulcast like… does that mean you can watch fireworks in HD without actually going outside? We used to just go outside. Also On Patrol: Live Season 4 whatever—those shows always have the same cars and same cops right? Seems like they’re just recycling content with different dates.