Peacock is bolstering its November 2026 library with a diverse selection of content, including major franchise entries like the "Fast & Furious" and "Spy Kids" series, alongside Peacock Originals and notable film releases. The streamer will debut Andrew Garfield's "The Uprising" and introduce the six-episode thriller miniseries "The Good Daughter," adapted from a 2017 novel. Additionally, a new comedy series titled "Dig," co-created by Amy Poehler and Michael Schur, is slated for release.
Several key films are scheduled to arrive on November 1, including "The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift." This installment, directed by Justin Lin, shifted the franchise's focus to teenage street racers in Japan and, despite its initial lower box office performance, remains a significant entry for fans.
"The Uprising," a Peacock exclusive, will be available starting November 6. The film, previously marketed as a Robin Hood origin story, stars Andrew Garfield as a 14th-century English farmer who becomes involved in the Peasants' Revolt of 1381.
Later in the month, "The Hunger Games" franchise will make its debut on Peacock, with all films, including "The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes," becoming available on November 14. This rollout coincides with the theatrical release of "Sunrise on the Reaping" on November 20, offering ample opportunity for a franchise marathon.
Horror fans can anticipate the arrival of "Alien: Romulus" on November 21. Director Fede Álvarez's standalone addition to the "Alien" franchise is described as a blockbuster horror film that will appeal to fans of the original movies.
"Dig," set to premiere on November 23, is a comedy series based on Kate Myers' 2023 novel "Excavations." The show follows four archaeologists who uncover a secret leading them into an international conspiracy, with Hugh Laurie also attached to the project.
Throughout November, Peacock will also add a substantial list of other titles, including "2 Fast 2 Furious," "American Sniper," "The Boss Baby," "Despicable Me," "Hacksaw Ridge," "Meet the Parents," "Now You See Me" and its sequel, "The Secret Life of Pets" and its sequel, and "Spy Kids" trilogy. Other notable additions include "The Hunger Games" films, "M3GAN 2.0," and "Unbroken."
Details regarding potential Black Friday deals for Peacock subscriptions remain unconfirmed. Last year, Peacock did not offer direct discounts but was accessible through promotions with services like Walmart+. The streamer is expected to provide further updates closer to the holiday season.