Stream the latest movies and shows on Peacock for May 2026
Staying on top of your watchlists can feel like a full-time job. Here are the must-watch titles landing on Peacock this month.
David Hoffman
- Peacock offers a mix of new movies, original series, and live sports for May 2026.
- Upcoming major events include the NBA, MLB and IMSA.
- New releases this month include "M.I.A.," "Love Island: Beyond the Villa" and "Another Man's Wife."
- Subscription plans start at $7.99 per month, with bundle options available with Apple TV.
With streaming services continuing to release new movies, shows and feature live sporting events, it's hard to choose one that has all your favorites. However, when it comes to entertainment, sports and live events, one of the best places to find it all is on Peacock.
Sports continue to stream live this month, including NBA and MLB action, while the movie, Another Man's Wife, premiere and the new series, M.I.A., begins streaming as well. Needless to say, there's no shortage of entertainment.
With new releases coming every month on Peacock, we created a roundup that highlights the latest launches on the platform and what you should look out for every month!
What’s new on Peacock for May 2026?
It's a jam-packed month for Peacock, and that includes a mixture of hit movies, TV shows and live sporting events. Sports fanatics can enjoy the playoff push with NBA basketball periodically, including Conference semifinal and Conference final playoff games, while MLB regular season games will be broadcast throughout the month.
Another Man's Wife, a drama starring Taye Diggs, drops on Peacock on May 8 that features a wealthy man proposing a high-stakes offer to a married couple.
As far as top shows, Peacock original M.I.A. premieres on May 7. The show follows Etta Tiger Jonze who's thrust into a dangerous mission after her family's drug operation comes to a deadly halt.
New movies and Peacock originals
- Another Man's Wife (Premieres May 8)
- Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair (Drops May 22)
- Pulp Fiction
- Reservoir Dog
- Billy Madison
- The Flintstones
- Mrs. Doubfire
- The Mummy
- The Secret Life of Pets
- My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3
New TV series and specials
- M.I.A. (Premieres May 7)
- In the City, Season 1 (Premieres May 20)
- The Killer Among Us, Season 1 (Premieres May 24)
- Chicago Fire (Weekly)
- Chicago Med (Weekly)
- Chicago PD (Weekly)
- Dateline (Weekly)
- Days of Our Lives, Season 61 (Weekly, Peacock exclusive)
- Love Island: Beyond the Villa, Season 2 (Weekly)
- Top Chef, Season 23 (Weekly)
Sports to watch on Peacock in May 2026
- MLB
- NBA Playoffs
- Professional Darts Corporation Premier League Final
- USL Women’s Soccer
- WNBA
- World Aquatics High Diving World Cup 2026 (May 16-17)
- USA Swimming Pro Swim Series (May 21-22)
- IMSA Chevrolet Detroit Sports Car Classic (May 30)
- PFT Live
- Chris Simms Unbuttoned
- The Dan Patrick Show
How much does Peacock cost?
There are three different options to choose from with Peacock, which start at $7.99/month for Peacock Select and upwards of $16.99/month for Peacock Premium Plus.
- Peacock Select ($7.99/month or $79.99/year)
- Peacock Premium ($10.99/month or $109.99/year)
- Peacock Premium Plus ($16.99/month or $169.99/year)
What’s the difference between Peacock Premium vs. Premium Plus?
Peacock Premium Plus gives you everything that Peacock Premium offers, but without ads and the ability to download and watch offline.
Are there any Peacock bundles?
Recently, Peacock and Apple TV formed a bundle option for viewers, with two main options.
Whether you enjoy Apple TV's hit original series like Ted Lasso and The Morning Show or are excited to watch the Winter Olympics and The Traitors on Peacock, you get the best of both worlds.
Apple TV and Peacock plans
- Apple TV and Peacock Premium ($14.99/month): Enjoy Apple Originals without ads, along with live sports, movies and TV shows on Peacock.
- Apple TV and Peacock Premium Plus ($19.99/month): Get everything both services have to offer, along with no ads and downloads on Peacock.
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