Every TV Show Coming to Peacock in September 2026

September brings an exciting array of reality shows, game shows, and scripted series to Peacock. Viewers can anticipate a mix of beloved franchise favorites, new entries, and classic television throughout the month. The streaming service offers a schedule filled with weekly reality updates, competitive game shows, and late-night comedy. Here’s a detailed overview of every television show set to arrive on Peacock this September.

‘The Real Housewives of Orange County’ (2006)

‘The Real Housewives of Orange County’ makes its return with new episodes starting Friday, September 4. This reality series chronicles the personal, professional, and domestic lives of wealthy women living in Southern California. Long-standing friendships and rivalries continue to develop alongside significant family milestones throughout the season. Since its debut in 2006, the show has laid the groundwork for the entire franchise.

‘The Real Housewives of New York City’ (2008)

‘The Real Housewives of New York City’ is set to premiere on Wednesday, September 9. The series follows a vibrant group of women as they navigate business, high society, and friendships in the city. The storylines delve into entrepreneurial pursuits, extravagant social events, and evolving relationships among the cast. Since its launch in 2008, the franchise has captured the fast-paced lives of Manhattan socialites.

‘The Paper’ (2025)

‘The Paper’ is set to debut on the streaming platform on Wednesday, September 9. This mockumentary workplace comedy, set in the same universe as ‘The Office’, follows the staff of a historic Midwestern newspaper as they attempt a modern revival. A dedicated documentary crew captures the daily logistical hurdles, editorial challenges, and quirky dynamics of the newsroom. The ensemble cast portrays reporters and editors navigating the digital landscape of local print journalism.

‘Jeopardy!’ (1984)

‘Jeopardy!’ will be available on Peacock with new daily streaming starting Tuesday, September 15. This iconic trivia competition challenges contestants across a wide range of subjects, including academics, culture, and history. Hosted by Ken Jennings, players select clues from the game board and must phrase their responses in the form of a question. This syndicated program remains one of the longest-running and most acclaimed game shows in American television history.

‘The Traitors: New Blood’ (2026)

‘The Traitors: New Blood’ is set to premiere on the streaming service on Thursday, September 17. Hosted by Alan Cumming and set in a remote Scottish castle, this psychological competition pits a new group of players against each other. Contestants work together on missions to build a prize fund while trying to identify the hidden saboteurs among them. This season introduces a fresh format, focusing on new contestants testing their strategy and deception skills.

‘The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City’ (2020)

‘The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City’ returns with new episodes on Thursday, September 17. This reality series explores the intricate social circles, faith traditions, and business ventures of notable residents in Utah. Episodes highlight evolving friendships, intense confrontations, and upscale community events against the stunning backdrop of the Wasatch Range. Since its debut in 2020, the program has been a staple of unscripted television.

‘The Voice’ (2011)

‘The Voice’ will premiere its latest season on Peacock on Friday, September 18. This singing competition features blind auditions where celebrity coaches build and mentor teams of vocal talent. Selected artists advance through battle rounds, knockouts, and live performance eliminations in pursuit of a recording contract. The series showcases a variety of musical genres under the guidance of industry veterans.

‘Line of Fire’ (2026)

‘Line of Fire’ is set to debut on Peacock on Tuesday, September 22. Starring Peter Krause and Hope Davis, this drama series revolves around a high-stakes legal and law enforcement investigation where personal and professional loyalties clash. The narrative delves into themes of institutional corruption, judicial ethics, and the sacrifices required by public service. Each episode explores complex procedural developments surrounding a tangled criminal conspiracy.

‘Saturday Night Live’ (1975)

‘Saturday Night Live’ returns for its new season starting Saturday, September 26. Broadcast live from Studio 8H in Rockefeller Center, this iconic sketch comedy show features a repertory company performing topical sketches and parodies. Each weekly episode is hosted by a celebrity guest along with a featured musical act. The series has had a lasting impact on American comedy and popular culture since its inception in 1975.

‘Still Flipping Out’ (2026)

‘Still Flipping Out’ is set to make its streaming debut on Tuesday, September 29. This docuseries follows interior designer Jeff Lewis as he navigates high-end residential renovations, demanding clients, and quirky staff. Viewers get an inside look at the complexities of managing a luxury real estate remodeling and design firm. The show balances intricate home transformations with fast-paced workplace interactions.

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