Top 5 Titles Coming to Peacock in January 2024; ‘ted’ Series Premiere, ‘Traitors’ Season 2, Exclusive NFL Wild Card Game

The new year is a great time to be a subscriber to Peacock as not only is the NBCUniversal streaming service home to great movies and buzzy originals, but it also is the streaming home to the NBC on NFL, which for the first time ever, will include a Peacock-exclusive Wild Card game. In addition, the Hallmark Channel will not only have four original movies, but will also debut Season 2 of its hit original series “The Way Home.” The NBCU streamer is also home to original and exclusive Peacock series, and the next-day streaming of shows from across the NBCU family of networks, it is a good time to sign up for either a Peacock Premium ($5.99) or Peacock Premium Plus ($11.99) plan.

So, we here at The Streamable have put together a list of the five most exciting things coming to Peacock in January, and down below, you can take a look at everything new coming to the streaming service in the month.

What Are the Best Shows and Movies Coming to Peacock in January 2024?

‘ted’ | Season 1 All Episodes | Jan. 11

Who doesn’t love a foul-mouthed teddy bear with a Boston accent? In this Peacock exclusive, we explore the origin story of Ted the Talking Bear in a prequel series to the Ted movie series. The show might take place in the 1990s, but is based on the timeless truth that being 16 years old sucks. The only thing that makes it tolerable is going through it with a friend, even if that friend is a has-been magical teddy bear with a proclivity for drug use. Ted may be a lousy influence on John, but at the end of the day, he’s a loyal pal who’s always willing to go out on a limb for friendship.

Seth MacFarlane returns as the voice of Ted, and Max Burkholder plays his 16-year-old best friend John. The series also stars Scott Grimes and Alanna Ubach as John’s parents Matty and Susan and Giorgia Whigham as cousin Blaire.

Check out the trailer for ‘ted’:

‘The Traitors’ | Season 2 Episodes 1-3 | Jan. 11

Alan Cumming is bringing some of the most recognizable names from the world reality TV to compete for a share of $250,000. “The Traitors” is set deep in the Scottish Highlands and hidden amongst the contestants, are the Traitors, players whose goal is to eliminate the “Faithful” competitors and claim the prize money for themselves. Under the cover of darkness, the Traitors “murder” (not literally) the Faithful one by one, while the Faithful try to discover who the Traitors are and eliminate them from the game. If the Faithful contestants banish all the Traitors, they will share the prize fund, but if a Traitor or Traitors makes it to the end, they will steal all the money.

The Season 2 premiere debuts on Friday, Jan. 12, and episodes will be released weekly on Thursdays at 9 p.m. ET thereafter. This season also features “The Traitors Postmortem.” The official after-show will feature additional footage and interviews with eliminated contestants.

Who are the contestants on Season 2 of ‘The Traitors’ on Peacock?

Take a look at a preview for ‘Traitors’ Season 2:

‘Peacock Exclusive NFL Wild Card Game’ | Jan. 13

Just before Christmas, Peacock aired its first-ever exclusive NFL game as the Buffalo Bills edged out the Los Angeles Chargers 24-22 on Dec. 23. Now, the streaming service is ramping up its exclusive game as Peacock is set to air its first exclusive NFL playoff game on Saturday, Jan. 13. The game will be a Wild Card with teams to be determined once the playoff field is set.

However, if the streamer follows the format that it did with the Bills and Chargers game, it could mean that the playoff matchup will go commercial-free in the fourth quarter.

Watch The NFL on NBC’s Announcement of Peacock’s Exclusive Wild Card Game:

‘The Way Home’ | Season 2 Premiere | Jan. 22

Following Peacock's 2022 deal with the Hallmark Channel, the NBCU streamer has become a reliable streaming source for all things Hallmark, which was difficult before. Currently, Peacock subscribers can watch all original Hallmark releases on-demand for 72 hours, or whenever they are one one of Hallmark’s linear channels. There are also unique movie and series collections available on demand each month.

Beginning on Monday, Jan. 22 (the day after it premieres on cable), the second season of Hallmark’s “The Way Home” will arrive on Peacock. The first season was a smash hit for the channel in 2023 and is a multi-generational family drama that involves grief, reconnection, and a fair share of time travel. After life doesn’t turn out exactly as expected, three generations of women find themselves living together under one roof in a Canadian farmhouse. Kat Landry (played by Chyler Leigh), her 15-year-old daughter Ali (Sadie Laflamme-Snow), and Kat’s mother Del (Andie MacDowell) are all strong, willful, and independent women, but they are all dealing with their own unique losses.

But when Ali discovers that the pond on their property can send her back to her mom’s teenage years, it becomes a way for Kat to try to fix the thing that broke her family three decades before.

Take a look at ‘The Way Home’ Season 2 trailer:

‘In the Know’ | Season 1, All Episodes | Jan. 25

As the world gets increasingly more isolated with people retreating to their respective echo chambers, Peacock’s first-ever adult animated series “In the Know” dives into the deceptively tumultuous world of public radio. The stop-motion comedy follows the staff of the public radio show, “In the Know,” hosted by Lauren Caspian (Zach Woods), a well-meaning but hypocritical nimrod. Each episode follows the making of an episode of the radio show, in which Lauren conducts in-depth interviews with real human guests and collaborates with a diverse crew of public radio staff (who are puppets).

“We love public radio. It’s engaging and comforting. But it also reflects aspects of ourselves that we’re embarrassed by,” creators and showrunners Zach Woods and Brandon Gardner said. “We want this show to start funny, scary, friendly conversations. We want to portray people who are possibly irredeemable but hopefully still loveable. And at the center of all of this is a frail, overconfident male puppet with a woman’s name: Lauren Caspian.”

In addition to Woods, the voice cast includes Mike Judge, Caitlin Reilly, Charlie Bushnell, J. Smith-Cameron, Carl Tart, and more.

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What Shows and Movies Are Coming to Peacock in January 2024?

(^) = title is exclusive to Peacock
(+) = New Hallmark films available on–demand for 72 hours after release and will be available at additional times when airing on Hallmark Channels
(++) = New episodes of Hallmark and Reelz originals series stream live on the Hallmark Channel and Reelz Channel, respectively, and are available on demand the next day.
(~) = New episodes of TODAY and NBC Nightly News stream live on the Premium Plus tier through your local NBC station feed. Episodes are available to stream on-demand on the Premium tier later in the day for 72 hours after release.
(`) = The Divisional Playoff game will be played on the weekend of January 20-21. The NFL playoff schedule will be announced at a later date.

Jan. 1

• 2 Guns, 2013
• Air Force One, 1997
• All Eyez on Me, 2017
• Along Came A Spider, 2001
• Basic Instinct, 1992
• Battleship, 2012
• Billy Madison, 1995
• BlacKkKlansman, 2018
• Bombshell, 2019^
• The Bone Collector, 1999
• Bringing Down the House, 2003
• The Cookout, 2004^
• Crank, 2006*
• Crooked Arrows, 2012
• Dear White People, 2014
• The Dilemma, 2011
• Do the Right Thing, 1989
• The Equalizer, 2014^
• Fast Times at Ridgemont High, 1082
• Fight Club, 1999
• Finding Forrester, 2000
• Freaky, 2020^
• From Paris with Love, 2010^
• Gamer, 2009^
• Guns Down, 2023
• Happy Gilmore, 1996
• Hell or High Water, 2016^
• Higher Learning, 1995
• House of Ho, Seasons 1–2, All Episodes
• The Hurricane, 1999
• Ideal Home, 2017
• Identity Thief, 2013
• In Good Company, 2004
• Inside Man, 2006
• Kick-Ass, 2010^
• Land of the Lost, 2009
• Leatherheads, 2008
• Let Him Go, 2020^
• The Lincoln Lawyer, 2011^
• Little Rascals, 1994
• Madea’s Family Reunion, 2006
• Madea’s Witness Protection, 2012
• Megamind, 2010
• Mortal Kombat, 1995
• Mortal Kombat, 2021
• Oblivion, 2013
• Ocean’s 8, 2018
• Ocean’s Eleven, 2001
• Ocean’s Thirteen, 2007
• Ocean’s Twelve, 2004
• Precious: Based On the Novel by Sapphire, 2009
• The Proposal, 2009
• Rise of the Planet of the Apes, 2011
• The Rundown, 2003
• Safe House, 2012
• Seriously Red, 2023
• Shrek Forever After, 2010
• Sideways, 2008
• Snow White and the Huntsman, 2012
• Sons of Summer, 2023
• Sweet Home Alabama, 2002
• Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby, 2006
• True Grit, 2010
• True Lies, 1994
• Twilight, 2008
• Twilight Saga: New Moon, 2009 
• Twilight Saga: Eclipse, 2010 
• Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1, 2011
• Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2, 2012
• Tyler Perry’s A Madea Family Funeral, 2019
• Uncle Buck, 1989
• Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit, 2005
• Wanted, 2008
• The Wolf of Wall Street, 2013

Hell or High Water

August 11, 2016

A divorced dad and his ex-con brother resort to a desperate scheme in order to save their family’s farm in West Texas.

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit

September 20, 1999

In the criminal justice system, sexually-based offenses are considered especially heinous. In New York City, the dedicated detectives who investigate these vicious felonies are members of an elite squad known as the Special Victims Unit. These are their stories.

What Live Sporting Events Are on Peacock in January 2024?

• Jan. 1–2: Premier League Match Week 20
• Jan. 2: Big Ten Men’s Basketball^
• Jan. 2: Big Ten Women’s Basketball^
• Jan. 2–6: FIS Austria^
• Jan. 4: Big Ten Men’s Basketball^
• Jan. 4–7: PGA Tour Sentry Tournament of Champions
• Jan. 5–6: Notre Dame Hockey vs. Wisconsin^
• Jan. 5–7: European Speed Skating Championships^
• Jan. 5–19: Dakar Rally
• Jan. 6: 2024 All-American Bowl
• Jan. 6: SuperMotocross World Champs – Anaheim, CA
• Jan. 7: Sunday Night Football – Week 18 (English and Spanish)
• Jan. 9: Big Ten Men’s Basketball^
• Jan. 10: Big Ten Women’s Basketball^
• Jan. 10–14: European Figure Skating Championships^
• Jan. 11–12: TYR Pro Swim Series – Knoxville, Tennessee
• Jan. 11–14: DPWT Dubai Invitational
• Jan. 11–14: PGA Tour Sony Open in Hawaii
• Jan. 13: NFL Wild Card Playoff Game (English and Spanish)
• Jan. 13: Peacock Exclusive: NFL Wild Card Playoff Game (English and Spanish)^
• Jan. 13: SuperMotocross World Champs – San Francisco, California^
• Jan. 13: USATF HBCU Showcase Sponsored by KPMG^
• Jan. 13–14: European Short Track Championships^
• Jan. 13–14: FIS Austria* (Zauchensee)
• Jan. 13–15: Premier League Match Week 21
• Jan. 13–20: Santos Tour Down Under^
• Jan. 14: NFL Wild Card Playoff Game (English and Spanish)
• Jan. 16: Big Ten Men’s Basketball^
• Jan. 16: Big Ten Women’s Basketball^
• Jan. 16–17: FIS Austria* (Flachau and Bad Gastein)
• Jan. 17: Big Ten Women’s Basketball^
• Jan. 18–20: PGA Tour Champions Mitsubishi
• Jan. 18–21: DPWT Hero Dubai Desert Classic
• Jan. 18–21: LPGA Hilton Grand Vacations Tournament of Champions
• Jan. 18–21: PGA Tour The American Express
• Jan. 19: 2024 NASCAR Hall of Fame Ceremony^
• Jan. 19–20: Eastern Synchronized Skating Sectional Championships^
• Jan. 19–20: Notre Dame Hockey vs. Penn State^
• Jan. 19–20: Pacific Coast Synchronized Skating Sectional Championships^
• Jan. 19–21: FIS Austria* (Kitzbühel)
• Jan. 19–21: Four Continents Speed Skating Championships^
• Jan. 20: SuperMotocross World Champs – San Diego, California^
• Jan. 20–21: IMSA VP Racing SportsCar Challenge – Roar Before the 24^
• Jan. 20 and/or 21: NFL Divisional Playoff Game (English and Spanish)`
• Jan. 20–22: Premier League Match Week 23
• Jan. 21: Big Ten Women’s Basketball
• Jan. 21: Big Ten Women’s Basketball^
• Jan. 21: IMSA Qualifying – Daytona, Florida^
• Jan. 23: Big Ten Men’s Basketball^
• Jan. 23–28: FIS Austria^
• Jan. 24–27: PGA Tour Farmers Insurance Open
• Jan. 25: Big Ten Women’s Basketball^
• Jan. 25–28: LPGA Drive On Championship
• Jan. 25–28: U.S. Figure Skating Championships
• Jan. 26: IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge – Daytona, Florida
• Jan. 26–27: Midwestern Synchronized Skating Sectional Championships^
• Jan. 26–28: IMSA Rolex 24 at Daytona, Florida
• Jan. 26–28: World Cup Speed Skating – Salt Lake City, Utah^
• Jan. 26–31: Youth Olympic Games: Figure Skating^
• Jan. 27: Pegasus World Cup Invitational
• Jan. 27: SuperMotocross World Champs – Anaheim, California^
• Jan. 27: USATF Dr. Sander Invitational^
• Jan. 27: WWE Royal Rumble (English and Spanish)^
• Jan. 28: APGA Tour Farmers Insurance Invitational (Juniors)
• Jan. 28: FIS Freestyle World Cup – Waterville Valley – Moguls Finals
• Jan. 28: HSBC SVNS Series – Perth, Australia^
• Jan. 30: Big Ten Men’s Basketball^
• Jan. 31: Big Ten Women’s Basketball^
• Jan. 31– Feb. 4: Four Continents Figure Skating Championships

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