NBC-owned streaming platform Peacock is preparing a move that will change the way fans enjoy sports broadcasts.

The hit Ethan Hawke horror sequel “The Black Phone 2” is slated to make its streaming debut on Peacock very soon.

Along with New Mobile Games and Popular Returning Features, Peacock’s Acclaimed Streaming Experience Gives Fans Never-Before-Seen Access to the Athletes, Crowds and Culture of Sports During Legendary

NBCUniversal's Peacock is integrating Dolby's full set of picture and sound technology, calling the move a streaming first.

For years, NFL fans have debated the same familiar issues every Sunday night: the announcers are too loud, the crowd noise isn’t loud enough, or the broadcast just doesn’t feel like being in the stadium.

The new streaming Rinkside Live and Courtside Live experiences will be used in its coverage of the Milan Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games and the NBA

That said, many recent Universal movies, including Him, have begun streaming on Peacock just three months after opening in theaters, so it’s possible you’ll see Wicked: For Good on Peacock even sooner, around late February 2026—especially if Universal wants to build up hype for the movie before the 2026 Oscars, which are on March 15.

Sports fans will be able to stream live events in immersive ways.

The return of “Gold Zone” and other features will be accompanied by the rollout of new ones like Courtside Live. Peacock will once again serve as the ultimate streaming platform for watching coverage of the Olympics in 2026 — at least in the United States.

A forgotten and critically panned mid-2000s animated movie has swum onto the streaming charts after arriving on Peacock this month.