Peacock’s April 2025 lineup features a mix of new and returning content, highlighting a highly anticipated Law & Order spinoff and the exciting two-night WrestleMania 41 event. Key additions include Chicago Fire (Season 13), Chicago Med (Season 10), and Season 3 of Below Deck Down Under. Documentary fans can look forward to the original film WrestleMania IX: Becoming a Spectacle, premiering on April 11. The platform is also adding the acclaimed film Oppenheimer to its catalog.
Everything Coming to Peacock This Month: Originals, Icons, and WrestleMania Weekend
Law & Order: Organized Crime returns for a new season on April 17. It offers its usual mix of high-stakes crime drama and exciting twists in its first exclusive episode on Peacock. Wrestling fans should mark their calendars for WrestleMania 41 on April 19, where top stars will face off in a can’t-miss event.
Fans of fresh drama can catch Season 2 of Bravo’s The Valley, which starts on April 16 and explores themes of divorce and dramatic moments. Also, true wrestling fans won’t want to miss the Peacock Original documentary WrestleMania IX: Becoming a Spectacle on April 11. This documentary looks at the famous event that changed wrestling forever.
Lastly, if you’re in the mood for laughs, you can stream all eight seasons of the classic sitcom, Three’s Company, starting March 31 on Peacock.
Major Premieres & Originals
Law & Order: Organized Crime – Season 5 (April 17)
One of TV’s most intense procedurals returns — and this time, it’s exclusive to Peacock. Law & Order: Organized Crime launches its fifth season with Christopher Meloni back as Det. Elliot Stabler. This season brings a darker tone and personal stakes, especially with Stabler’s son, Elliot Jr., entering the picture. Expect international crime rings, domestic terror threats, and a family vendetta that pulls Stabler further into the abyss. Ten new episodes drop on premiere day, making it binge-ready for fans who’ve followed his saga since SVU.
WrestleMania 41 (April 19–20)
The crown jewel of sports entertainment is back — and it’s bigger than ever. WrestleMania 41 streams live over two nights, with John Cena making his final WrestleMania appearance in a heel turn no one saw coming. He’s set to clash with Cody Rhodes for the Undisputed WWE Championship in a legacy-defining showdown. Add in a brutal Women’s Championship match between Tiffany Stratton and Charlotte Flair, Gunther vs. Jey Uso for the World Heavyweight belt, and Randy Orton vs. Kevin Owens, and you’ve got two nights of pure wrestling chaos. Catch it all live, with pre-shows kicking off two hours early each night.
WrestleMania IX: Becoming a Spectacle (April 11)
Get in the ring ahead of the main event with this Peacock Original documentary diving into the over-the-top madness of WrestleMania IX. Roman togas, elephants, and everything that made the 1993 edition of the show a strange but unforgettable turning point in WWE history.
The Valley – Season 2 (April 16)
Reality TV junkies, rejoice. Bravo’s The Valley returns, and Season 2 is all about love gone wrong. Kristen Doute and Luke Broderick are newly engaged, while Jax Taylor and Brittany Cartwright are navigating the stormy waters of divorce. It’s packed with drama, cameos from Vanderpump Rules stars, and enough gossip to last until summer.
Girl You Know It’s True (April 4)
A Peacock Exclusive biopic about the infamous rise and fall of Milli Vanilli, this dramatization takes on one of music’s most shocking scandals with emotional depth and pop nostalgia. Expect this one to spark plenty of conversation.
The Making of The Americas (April 13)
A sweeping new docuseries that explores the rich, complex story of the Americas — from early civilizations through colonization and revolution. It’s one of Peacock’s most ambitious historical offerings to date.
Movie Highlights
Peacock’s film lineup is giving Netflix and Max a run for their money this month, with award-winning dramas, cult classics, and returning horror favorites.
- Oppenheimer (April 16) – Fresh off its 2024 Oscar domination, Christopher Nolan’s historical epic lands on Peacock. Cillian Murphy stuns as the father of the atomic bomb in a three-hour biopic that’s already being called one of the decade’s best films.
- Halloween Ends (April 13) – Jamie Lee Curtis’s swan song as Laurie Strode is back on the platform. This slasher sequel wraps up the trilogy with brutal force and emotional weight.
- Mother! (April 15) – Darren Aronofsky’s divisive fever dream starring Jennifer Lawrence returns to creep into your subconscious.
- Nowhere Boy (April 2) – Before John Lennon was a Beatle, he was a conflicted teen in 1950s Liverpool. This period drama tells his origin story with style and heart.
- Above Suspicion (April 9) – Emilia Clarke leads this gritty crime thriller based on the real story of the first FBI agent ever convicted of murder.
- Bad Boys & Bad Boys II (April 1) – Get ready for explosions, quips, and Will Smith/Martin Lawrence action just in time to rewatch the classics before the upcoming sequel.
- Creed III, Interstellar, Moneyball, Pulp Fiction, Scarface, Grease, and more – It’s a full-blown movie marathon month, with over 100 movies arriving on April 1 alone.
Kids & Family
Team Mekbots: Animal Rescue – Season 1 (April 17)
This new animated series is Peacock’s answer to Paw Patrol meets Transformers. A team of kids pilots animal-themed mechs to rescue endangered species and learn about the environment.
How to Train Your Dragon Trilogy (April 1)
All three films in DreamWorks’ beloved franchise arrive for maximum family movie night potential.
Live Sports & Events
April on Peacock isn’t just about bingeing — it’s about watching it happen live. Highlights include:
- SuperMotocross World Championships (multiple events throughout April)
- Premier League Matchweeks 31–34
- World Aquatics Diving World Cup
- U.S. Women’s Soccer (USA vs. Brazil in Spanish)
- The Chevron Championship (LPGA)
- Women’s Six Nations Rugby
Add to that Peacock’s full slate of daily sports talk shows, from The Dan Patrick Show to Fantasy Football Happy Hour, and you’ve got sports streaming handled.
Reality, News & Talk
You’ll also find next-day episodes of NBC and Bravo favorites, including Saturday Night Live, The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills reunion specials, and Southern Charm. For news, Meet the Press, TODAY, and Morning Joe are streaming live or on-demand.
Coming Later This Month
- Operation Fortune: Ruse de Guerre (April 28) – Guy Ritchie’s stylish spy thriller lands late in the month.
- Fatal Family Feuds – Season 2 (April 29) – Oxygen’s true-crime hit returns.
- Yes, Chef! – Season 1 (April 29) – NBC’s new culinary competition show debuts.
- St. Denis Medical – Season 1 Finale (April 30) – The new medical comedy wraps up its freshman run.
Whether you’re in it for documentaries, drama, or double suplexes, April 2025 is one of Peacock’s most complete streaming months yet.
Everything Coming To Peacock By Date (April 2025)
April 1
- Age of Adeline
- All Star Comedy Jam: Live From Atlanta
- Along Came A Nanny
- American Graffiti
- At Home In Mitford
- Babe
- The Babe
- Babe: Pig In The City
- Bad Boys
- Bad Boys II
- Balls of Fury
- Best Christmas Party Ever
- The Big Bang
- Big Sky River
- Birds Of Paradise
- Blue Streak
- Bruce Almighty
- Carlito’s Way
- Casino
- Caught-Up
- Cheech and Chong’s Next Movie
- Christmas Bedtime Stories
- Christmas For Keeps
- Christmas Homecoming
- The Con Is On
- Creed III
- Crimetime: Freefall
- Dark Waters
- The Dilemma
- Dr. Seuss’ The Cat In the Hat
- Draft Day
- Dreamgirls
- Entertaining Christmas
- The Exorcist
- Exorcist: The Beginning
- Eye Of The Beholder
- Face/Off
- The Fighter
- Flipping For Christmas
- For a Good Time Call…
- Funny People
- Gangs of New York (2003)
- The Good House
- Good Neighbors
- Grandma’s Boy
- Grease
- Half Baked
- Happy Gilmore
- Harold & Kumar Go To White Castle
- The Homesman
- Hop
- How High
- How To Train Your Dragon
- How To Train Your Dragon 2
- How To Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World
- The Huntsman: Winter’s War
- Interstellar
- The Italian Job
- Jawbone
- Joseph: King of Dreams
- Kicking & Screaming
- Last Night in Soho
- Legend
- Make It Happen
- Mallrats
- Mamma Mia!
- Michael Jackson’s This Is It
- Moneyball
- My Dreams Of You
- Napa Ever After
- Never Rarely Sometimes Always
- No Country For Old Men
- Noah
- Nobody
- A Novel Romance
- One Summer
- The Photograph
- Prey
- The Prince of Egypt
- Pulp Fiction
- Richard Pryor: Line & Smokin’
- Ride Along
- Ride Along 2
- Savages
- Scarface
- School Dance
- Sea Level
- Shanghai (2015)
- Shaun The Sheep
- Shutter Island
- Sister Act
- Sisters
- Sleigh Bells Ring
- Small Town Crime
- Snow White and The Huntsman
- Soul Plane
- Sprung
- Taken
- Tarzan (2014)
- A Taste Of Love
- That Awkward Moment
- Trainspotting
- True Justice: Family Ties
- An Uncommon Grace
- The Untouchables
- Vampire Academy
- The Vatican Tapes
- Wild Oats
- You, Me, And Him
- Moving On, Season 11
- Prosecuting Evil with Kelly Siegler, Season 2 (Oxygen)
April 2
- Aftermath
- Americano
- Astro Boy
- Begin Again
- Dog Days
- Exposed
- The Great Gilly Hopkins
- The Haunted World Of El Superbeasto Last Chance Harvey
- Let’s Spend The Night Together
- Miral
- Misconduct
- Nowhere Boy
- The One I Love
- Pulse
- The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, Season 14 – Reunion Part 1, Extended & Uncensored (Bravo)
April 4
- Girl You Know It’s True – Premiere (Peacock Exclusive)
- Southern Charm, Season 10 – Reunion, Uncensored (Bravo)
- Southern Charm After Show, Season 1 – Finale (Bravo Digital)
April 5
- Saturday Night Live, Season 50 (NBC)
April 6
- Hearts Around The Table: Josh’s Third Serving+
April 7
- Beast
- Married To Medicine: Atlanta, Season 11 – Reunion, Uncensored (Bravo)
April 8
- The Hunting Party, Season 1 – Finale (NBC)
April 9
- Above Suspicion
- Alex Rider: Operation Stormbreaker
- Desierto
- Future World
- The Great Buck Howard
- Like Minds
- Me You Madness
- MI-5: The Greater Good The Promotion
- The Quest For Tom Sawyer’s Gold
- Sea Level 2: Magic Arch
- Solace
- Soloman Kane
- Space Chimps
- Tender Mercies
- We Summon The Darkness
- Denise Richards and Her Wild Things, Season 1 – Finale
- The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, Season 14 – Reunion Part 2, Extended & Uncensored (Bravo)
April 11
- WrestleMania IX: Becoming a Spectacle
April 12
- Saturday Night Live, Season 50 (NBC)
April 13
- The Americas – Finale (NBC)
- Halloween Ends
- Hearts Around The Table: Kiki’s Fourth Ingredient+
- The Making of the Americas – Premiere
April 15
- Mother!
April 16
- Oppenheimer
- The Valley, Season 2 – Premiere (Bravo)
- The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, Season 14 – Reunion Part 3, Extended & Uncensored (Bravo)
April 17
- Law & Order Organized Crime, Season 5 – Premiere, 10 episodes, 60 min
- Team Mekbots: Animal Rescue, Season 1 – New Episodes, 6 Episodes, 30 min
- Ninjago: Dragons Rising, Season 3
April 18
- Skin Trade
April 19
- A Good Day To Be Black & Sexy
April 20
- Journey To You+
April 28
- Bravo’s Love Hotel, Season 1 – Premiere (Bravo)
- Operation Fortune: Ruse De Guerre
April 29
- Fatal Family Feuds, Season 2 – Premiere (Oxygen)
- Yes, Chef!, Season 1 – Premiere (NBC)
April 30
- St. Denis Medical, Season 1 – Finale (NBC)
Key Takeaways
- WrestleMania 41 will stream exclusively on Peacock as a two-night event featuring Cody Rhodes vs. John Cena.
- Law & Order: Organized Crime returns with new episodes
- Peacock adds premium film content with Oppenheimer while launching original documentary WrestleMania IX: Becoming a Spectacle.
New Original Series Coming to Peacock
Peacock is bringing viewers several exciting new original series this April, featuring high-profile adaptations and innovative storytelling from acclaimed creators across different genres.
Daredevil: Born Again
Marvel’s blind vigilante returns in “Daredevil: Born Again,” premiering April 15 on Peacock. This highly anticipated series brings back Charlie Cox as Matt Murdock, the lawyer who fights crime in Hell’s Kitchen as the masked hero Daredevil.
The 18-episode season features the return of Vincent D’Onofrio as the menacing Kingpin, now with political ambitions that threaten the city. Deborah Ann Woll and Elden Henson reprise their roles as Karen Page and Foggy Nelson.
The show promises to blend courtroom drama with intense action sequences. Early reviews highlight the darker tone compared to other Marvel properties. Filming took place primarily in New York City to capture the authentic feel of Hell’s Kitchen.
Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light
“Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light” debuts April 8, completing the acclaimed historical drama trilogy based on Hilary Mantel’s bestselling novels. Mark Rylance returns as Thomas Cromwell in this final chapter chronicling his inevitable downfall.
The six-episode series covers Cromwell’s final years serving King Henry VIII, played again by Damian Lewis. The story begins after Anne Boleyn’s execution and follows Cromwell’s increasing political isolation.
Director Peter Kosminsky reunites with the original creative team to maintain the series’ distinctive visual style. The show received praise for its meticulous historical detail and powerful performances. Filming locations include historic British sites like Hampton Court Palace.
American Primeval
“American Primeval” launches April 22, bringing a gritty new western drama to Peacock subscribers. Created by Taylor Sheridan (Yellowstone), this limited series explores the violent settlement of the American West in the 1830s.
The ensemble cast features Taylor Kitsch as a trapper navigating dangerous territories and Betty Gilpin as a widow seeking a new beginning. The eight-episode series examines the clash between Native tribes, European settlers, and religious groups.
Filmed across rugged locations in Montana and Utah, the show aims for historical authenticity. The series doesn’t shy away from the brutal realities of frontier life. Early previews highlight the stunning cinematography and complex character development.
The Studio
“The Studio” premieres April 29, offering a behind-the-scenes look at the music industry. This comedy-drama follows the chaotic daily operations of a fictional record label struggling to stay relevant in the streaming era.
Amanda Seyfried stars as an ambitious executive trying to save the company from bankruptcy. Donald Glover serves as executive producer and makes guest appearances as himself.
The series features cameos from real musicians and explores topics like artist development, streaming economics, and social media promotion. Creator Lisa Joy brings her distinctive visual style to the 10-episode first season.
Music plays a central role, with original songs produced specifically for the show. The series has already generated buzz for its authentic portrayal of the modern music business.
Exclusive Movies Premiering on Peacock
Peacock is adding several exciting original films to its lineup in April 2025. These exclusive premieres cover a range of genres from thrilling mysteries to powerful documentaries that explore significant historical events.
The Traitors
“The Traitors” brings a star-studded cast together in this psychological thriller directed by acclaimed filmmaker Rebecca Johnson. The film follows a group of longtime friends who gather at a remote mountain retreat, only to discover that one among them may be responsible for a tragedy from their past.
Set against stunning winter landscapes, the movie features intense performances from Emmy-winner Jodie Comer and Oscar-nominee Daniel Kaluuya. Critics have praised the film’s tight pacing and unexpected plot twists.
The movie was a hit at the Sundance Film Festival earlier this year. It arrives on Peacock on April 8, 2025, after a limited theatrical run that generated significant buzz among thriller fans.
Lockerbie: A Search for Truth
This powerful documentary examines the 1988 bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland. The film presents newly uncovered evidence and exclusive interviews with investigators, family members, and key witnesses.
Director Martin Campbell spent three years researching the attack, which killed 270 people. The documentary challenges some long-held assumptions about the case and explores perspectives that weren’t fully examined in previous investigations.
“Lockerbie: A Search for Truth” has been praised for its balanced approach and meticulous attention to detail. The documentary debuts on April 15 and runs 2 hours and 15 minutes.
The Pitt
This gripping drama tells the true story of the 1989 Yorkshire mining community crisis. The film stars Hugh Bonneville as union leader Michael Thorne, who must navigate political pressures and community tensions during one of the most challenging periods in British industrial history.
The movie was filmed on location in northern England, using several former miners as consultants to ensure authenticity. Director Emma Thompson focuses on the human element of the crisis, highlighting family struggles and community resilience.
“The Pitt” received strong reviews following its premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival. It arrives on Peacock on April 22, featuring powerful performances and a moving musical score by Hans Zimmer.
Watson
“Watson” is an innovative sci-fi thriller about artificial intelligence gone wrong. The film stars Denzel Washington as Dr. Malcolm Fisher, a programmer who creates an advanced AI system that begins making morally questionable decisions affecting national security.
The movie explores timely themes about technology ethics and the boundaries of machine learning. Director Christopher Nolan utilizes cutting-edge visual effects to bring the AI system to life in ways audiences haven’t seen before.
Shot primarily in Vancouver and Silicon Valley, “Watson” features impressive supporting performances from Lupita Nyong’o and John Cho. The film premieres as a Peacock exclusive on April 29, following considerable industry anticipation about its groundbreaking approach to the AI thriller genre.
Documentaries and Docuseries
Peacock’s April 2025 lineup features compelling documentary content for viewers interested in real-world stories. Documentary enthusiasts will find thought-provoking options exploring political intrigue and behind-the-scenes looks at significant events.
Zero Day
“Zero Day,” the highly anticipated cybersecurity documentary, arrives on Peacock on April 17, 2025. This five-part series examines major cyber attacks that have threatened national security in recent years.
The documentary features interviews with former intelligence officials and cybersecurity experts who provide insight into how governments respond to digital threats. Each episode focuses on a different attack, including the SolarWinds hack and several previously undisclosed incidents.
Director Emma Chen spent three years gathering footage and securing interviews with notoriously private figures in the intelligence community. The series also explores the growing cybersecurity industry and how everyday citizens can protect themselves online.
The Residence
“The Residence” debuts on Peacock on April 25, 2025, offering viewers an unprecedented look inside the White House. This four-part docuseries explores the inner workings of America’s most famous address through the eyes of staff members who rarely speak publicly.
The series features interviews with former butlers, chefs, housekeepers, and other White House employees who share personal stories about serving different presidential families. Their unique perspectives reveal intimate details about presidential habits and family dynamics that aren’t covered in traditional political reporting.
Producer Mark Thompson gained exclusive access to areas of the White House typically off-limits to cameras. The documentary also includes rare archival footage and photographs that haven’t been widely seen before.
Peacock Original Comedy Specials
Peacock is bringing laughter to subscribers this April with two highly anticipated comedy specials featuring some of the biggest names in comedy.
Tina Fey Presents: The Last Stand-Up
“The Last Stand-Up” marks Tina Fey’s return to the comedy spotlight as both host and curator. This special brings together five up-and-coming comedians for a showcase of fresh talent in the stand-up world.
Each performer gets a 15-minute set, with Fey providing introductions and commentary between acts. The special was filmed at New York’s historic Comedy Cellar, giving it an intimate feel despite the big names involved.
Fey herself delivers a sharp 10-minute opening monologue that touches on everything from parenting teenagers to the state of streaming services. The special runs approximately 90 minutes and will be available on Peacock starting April 12, 2025.
SNL50: A Golden Celebration
“SNL50: A Golden Celebration” commemorates five decades of Saturday Night Live with a star-studded tribute special. This two-hour event features iconic cast members from throughout the show’s history.
The special includes:
- Reunion performances of classic sketches
- Behind-the-scenes stories from cast and crew
- Never-before-seen footage from the SNL archives
- Special musical performances from past hosts and musical guests
Filmed at Studio 8H, the show’s longtime home, this celebration captures the essence of what has made SNL a cultural touchstone. Former cast members including Maya Rudolph, Kenan Thompson, and Bill Hader return to honor the show’s legacy.
The special premieres on Peacock on April 25, 2025, exactly 50 years and 7 months after SNL’s first broadcast.
Returning Series on Peacock
April brings exciting new seasons of fan-favorite shows to Peacock. Several acclaimed series return with fresh storylines, new characters, and unexpected developments that will keep viewers glued to their screens.
The White Lotus – Season 3
The critically acclaimed anthology series “The White Lotus” returns for its third season, this time set at a luxury resort in Thailand. Creator Mike White continues his sharp examination of wealth, privilege, and human behavior in this new tropical setting.
The cast features returning actress Jennifer Coolidge alongside newcomers Parker Posey, Jason Isaacs, and Michelle Monaghan. This season explores themes of spirituality and Eastern philosophy as the privileged guests interact with the local staff and culture.
Production wrapped in February 2025 after filming in locations including Koh Samui and Bangkok. Critics who have seen early episodes praise the show’s continued excellence in balancing dark comedy with social commentary.
The full season premieres April 14, with new episodes releasing weekly.
Dark Winds – Season 2
“Dark Winds” continues its compelling crime drama set in the Navajo Nation with its second season dropping April 22. Based on Tony Hillerman’s acclaimed novels, the series follows tribal police officers Joe Leaphorn and Jim Chee.
Zahn McClarnon and Kiowa Gordon reprise their roles, investigating new mysterious cases that blend crime, cultural traditions, and supernatural elements. Season 2 introduces a complex murder case that forces the detectives to confront both personal demons and institutional corruption.
The production maintains its commitment to authenticity with a predominantly Native American cast and crew. Filming took place primarily on tribal lands in New Mexico.
Critics praise the show’s atmospheric storytelling and cultural sensitivity. Season 2 consists of 8 episodes, with the first two releasing on premiere day and subsequent episodes weekly.
Suits Spinoff – The New Chapter
“Suits: The New Chapter” debuts its first season on April 30, continuing the legal drama universe that captivated audiences for years. Set in the same world as the original series, this spinoff follows a new group of ambitious attorneys at a prestigious Los Angeles law firm.
Gabriel Macht makes a special guest appearance, reprising his role as Harvey Specter in the pilot episode. The new cast includes Gina Rodriguez and Aldis Hodge as legal partners navigating high-stakes cases and office politics.
The series maintains the sharp dialogue and complex legal maneuvering that made the original a hit. Creator Aaron Korsh returns as executive producer, ensuring continuity with the Suits universe while exploring fresh storylines.
All 10 episodes will be available at once, perfect for binge-watching fans of legal dramas.
Ad-Supported Streaming Content
Peacock offers different subscription tiers, including an ad-supported option that gives viewers access to a wealth of content at a lower price point. In April 2025, ad-supported subscribers will still be able to enjoy most of the platform’s new additions.
Law & Order: Organized Crime Season 5 will be available to all subscribers, including those on the ad-supported tier. This continues the trend of making flagship NBC content accessible across all subscription levels.
WrestleMania 41, the two-night wrestling event featuring Cody Rhodes facing John Cena, will also stream with limited commercial interruptions for ad-supported viewers. Sports content remains a key draw for Peacock’s advertising model.
The documentary series “The Making of The Americas” joins the platform’s educational content lineup and will be available to all subscription tiers. Nature and historical documentaries consistently perform well with Peacock’s diverse audience base.
Season 2 of “The Valley” will likewise be accessible to ad-supported subscribers. Reality programming continues to be a staple of Peacock’s content strategy across all tiers.
Peacock’s ad load remains relatively moderate compared to traditional television, with approximately 5 minutes of advertisements per hour of content. This balance helps maintain viewer satisfaction while supporting the platform’s revenue goals.
Notable Talent and Celebrities Featured
Peacock’s April 2025 lineup features exclusive content with some of Hollywood’s most respected actors. Subscribers can look forward to intimate portraits and behind-the-scenes access to these iconic performers in specially produced documentary features.
A Day in the Life with Kevin Costner
Kevin Costner takes viewers through his daily routine in this revealing documentary. The acclaimed actor and director shares insights into his creative process while filming his latest western series.
Cameras follow Costner from dawn to dusk at his Montana ranch, where he discusses his passion for American frontier stories. Viewers get unprecedented access to his personal spaces and film sets.
The documentary includes interviews with past co-stars and crew members who have worked with Costner throughout his career. His dedication to authenticity in historical projects is highlighted through rare footage of his research process.
Fans will appreciate seeing the more personal side of Costner as he interacts with family and engages in horseback riding, a skill he’s perfected through numerous western roles.
Robert De Niro: An Intimate Portrait
This documentary explores Robert De Niro’s legendary career through never-before-seen footage and personal interviews. The Oscar-winning actor reflects on his most iconic roles and his evolution as a performer.
The feature includes conversations with longtime collaborators Martin Scorsese and Al Pacino. They share anecdotes about working with De Niro and his meticulous approach to character development.
De Niro provides commentary on key scenes from his filmography, offering viewers insight into his method acting techniques. His transformative performances in “Raging Bull” and “The Godfather Part II” receive special attention.
The documentary also covers De Niro’s contributions as a producer and his founding of the Tribeca Film Festival. His cultural impact extends beyond acting into his work preserving film history and supporting independent filmmakers.
Sherlock Holmes: Behind the Scenes with Benedict Cumberbatch
Benedict Cumberbatch invites viewers onto the set of the new Sherlock Holmes special coming to Peacock. This documentary captures the intricate production process and Cumberbatch’s approach to playing the iconic detective.
The actor demonstrates his preparation techniques, including dialect work and physical transformation. Viewers witness his collaboration with directors and writers to modernize the character while honoring Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s original stories.
The feature includes interviews with supporting cast members and production designers who explain how they create the visual world of Sherlock Holmes. Detailed segments show the creation of elaborate set pieces and complex action sequences.
Cumberbatch discusses the enduring appeal of the character and the responsibility he feels portraying such a beloved literary figure. Fans will appreciate seeing the technical challenges overcome to bring Holmes’ famous deductive reasoning to life on screen.
Competitor Content Analysis
As Peacock reveals its April 2025 lineup, understanding how it compares to other major streaming platforms helps viewers determine the best subscription value. Each service offers distinct content advantages and pricing structures that appeal to different audience segments.
Comparing Peacock’s Offerings to Netflix
Netflix continues to dominate with its vast library of original content, but Peacock’s April 2025 slate shows strategic competitive positioning. While Netflix focuses on high-budget series and films across genres, Peacock leverages its NBC Universal connection with exclusive access to network shows and sports programming.
The upcoming Wrestlemania event featuring Cody Rhodes facing John Cena gives Peacock a significant edge in live sports content. Netflix lacks comparable live event programming.
Peacock’s pricing remains more flexible than Netflix, offering both free and premium tiers. This approach allows casual viewers to sample content before committing to a paid subscription.
Netflix still leads in original series production volume, but Peacock’s targeted originals like “Girl You Know It’s True” (premiering April 4) demonstrate a focused content strategy that appeals to specific audience segments.
How Peacock Stacks Up Against Disney+
Disney+ maintains strong appeal with its family-friendly content and major franchises, while Peacock positions itself as a more diverse entertainment option in April 2025. Disney+ relies heavily on established IP from Marvel, Star Wars, and Disney classics.
Peacock’s April releases like “Age of Adeline” and “Aftermath” (April 1-2) provide more adult-oriented options than typically found on Disney’s platform. This content diversity helps Peacock attract viewers seeking entertainment beyond family content.
Sports programming represents another key differentiator. While Disney owns ESPN, Peacock’s direct integration of major sporting events creates a more unified viewing experience without requiring multiple apps.
Peacock also leverages its nostalgic sitcom library more extensively than Disney+, appealing to viewers seeking comfort viewing alongside newer content options.
Peacock vs. Apple TV+: A Battle of Content
Apple TV+ focuses on premium, award-winning original productions with smaller content volume, while Peacock offers a broader mix of originals, licensed content, and live programming. Apple’s strategy emphasizes quality over quantity, with high-production values and major Hollywood partnerships.
Peacock counters with content variety and value. Its April lineup demonstrates this approach by balancing new releases like “Girl You Know It’s True” with classic films and major live events like Wrestlemania.
Pricing structures differ significantly between the services. While Apple TV+ offers a single premium tier, Peacock’s multi-tier approach provides more flexibility for budget-conscious subscribers.
Apple lacks Peacock’s sports programming advantage, which remains a key driver for live viewership. For sports fans, Peacock’s wrestling events and other sports content provide value that Apple TV+ cannot match.
Audience Engagement Strategies
Peacock plans to roll out several audience engagement tactics in April 2025 to boost viewership of their new content. The streaming service will use personalized recommendations based on viewing habits to connect subscribers with fresh arrivals.
Interactive elements will accompany major releases, including polls and quizzes related to the Tom Hanks-narrated documentary “The Americas.” These interactive features aim to increase time spent on the platform.
Social Media Campaigns
- Live tweet events during premieres
- Exclusive behind-the-scenes content on Instagram
- Creator partnerships for short-form content
Peacock will implement a reduced ad experience for the highly anticipated WWE event featuring Cody Rhodes vs. John Cena. Premium subscribers will enjoy the two-night affair with minimal interruptions, while free tier users will see standard ad loads.
The platform is also creating virtual watch parties for the SVOD premiere of the Milli Vanilli music documentary. This feature allows friends to stream together remotely while commenting in real time.
An email marketing campaign will target lapsed subscribers with special return offers tied to April’s content lineup. Peacock knows that bringing back former users costs less than acquiring new ones.
The platform will use limited-time free previews of premium content to entice free tier users to upgrade their subscriptions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Peacock’s April 2025 lineup features several highly anticipated releases including Law & Order: Organized Crime, The Making of The Americas, and WrestleMania 41. Subscribers can expect new content throughout the month with specific premiere dates for each show.
What new series and movies will be available on Peacock in April 2025?
Peacock will add several new titles in April 2025. Law & Order: Organized Crime returns with a new season. The Making of The Americas and The Valley are also joining the platform.
WrestleMania 41 will stream as a two-night special event. Additional movies and series will likely be announced closer to April.
What date in April 2025 does the new content arrive on Peacock?
Law & Order: Organized Crime premieres on April 17, 2025. WrestleMania 41 is scheduled as a two-day event in April, though the exact dates haven’t been specified in the search results.
Other new content will be released throughout the month. Peacock typically adds new content on different days rather than releasing everything at once.
Are there any exclusive originals premiering on Peacock in April 2025?
Yes, Peacock will feature original content in April 2025. Law & Order: Organized Crime appears to be one of the featured originals premiering on April 17.
The Making of The Americas and The Valley are also listed as part of Peacock’s April 2025 schedule. These appear to be original productions or exclusive streaming titles for the platform.
Which movie and series casts can be expected in Peacock’s April 2025 lineup?
WrestleMania 41 will feature Cody Rhodes facing John Cena, who has recently turned heel. This represents a major match in the two-night wrestling event.
The Law & Order: Organized Crime cast will return for the new season. Complete cast information for The Making of The Americas and The Valley has not been detailed in the search results.
How will the April 2025 additions to Peacock’s library affect current subscribers?
Current subscribers will gain access to all the new content without additional fees. The new season of Law & Order: Organized Crime will appeal to fans of the franchise.
Sports enthusiasts will benefit from the WrestleMania 41 coverage. The diverse April lineup suggests Peacock is working to provide content across multiple genres to satisfy different viewer preferences.
Will Peacock feature any new adult-oriented shows or movies in April 2025?
Law & Order: Organized Crime is rated TV-14, indicating it contains content that may be unsuitable for children under 14. The show deals with mature themes related to crime and law enforcement.
The search results don’t specifically mention other adult-oriented content coming in April 2025. Peacock typically balances its lineup with content for various age groups and viewing preferences.
