Peacock is turning November into a crowded streaming season, mixing blockbuster franchises, seasonal comfort viewing, live news, and several major premieres. The platform’s November 2026 additions begin arriving November 1, giving subscribers a sizable collection to explore before the holiday rush fully takes over.
The biggest movie draw for franchise fans is the arrival of the complete Hunger Games film series. Peacock’s November slate includes The Hunger Games, Catching Fire, Mockingjay – Part 1, Mockingjay – Part 2, and The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes, creating a convenient catch-up marathon as the next theatrical installment approaches. The lineup also adds several entries in the Fast & Furious saga, including 2 Fast 2 Furious, The Fast and the Furious, Tokyo Drift, Fast & Furious, and Fast Five.
November 1 also brings a broad mix of family and fantasy viewing. Subscribers can revisit Beetlejuice, The Princess Bride, Rango, The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, Kung Fu Panda, Despicable Me, The Croods, the original Madagascar films, and the Spy Kids trilogy. Holiday programming arrives early, too, with Love Actually, It’s a Wonderful Life, Jingle All the Way, A Bad Moms Christmas, The Best Man Holiday, and It’s a Very Merry Muppet Christmas Movie. Peacock’s official movie collection also lists Love Actually and The Fast and the Furious as November 1 arrivals.
The month’s original-programming push starts with The Uprising, a Focus Features historical action drama arriving exclusively on Peacock November 6. The film, starring Andrew Garfield, made its U.S. theatrical debut in September before moving to premium video on demand and now subscription streaming. Later in the month, Rose Byrne leads the limited series The Good Daughter, which premieres November 12 with all episodes available at once. Peacock confirms the series’ exclusive debut date in its official preview.
Peacock is also using November to strengthen its television lineup. NBC’s The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins and St. Denis Medical begin new seasons November 3, while Wild Child returns November 1. Election Night 2026 arrives the same day as an NBC News Now simulcast with a midterm-results multiview, adding live coverage to a month otherwise dominated by movies and scripted programming.
The later schedule includes the second season of Nelly & Ashanti: We Belong Together on November 19 and Amy Poehler’s new series DIG on November 23. Peacock says all 10 episodes of DIG will be available on premiere day, making it an especially easy binge for viewers looking for something new after the familiar movie marathons. With prestige drama, action franchises, children’s animation, reality television, live news, and Christmas movies all arriving within the same month, Peacock’s November strategy is less about one dominant premiere than giving subscribers a reason to keep checking in every week.
