Still one of the best and most affordable streaming services out there, Peacock continuously offers its subscribers quality programming each month. Thankfully, August is no different, and a myriad of shows will soon be available on the streaming platform. While the Olympics might be all over the streaming service right now, viewers will certainly want to check out the latest series heading to the platform in the coming weeks.

From unique comedies to reimagined dramas, Peacock has something for everyone to enjoy. Whenever viewers are able to take a break from watching superstar athletes compete in Paris, they should check out the plethora of shows arriving next month. No matter what genre a viewer prefers to watch, the streaming platform has something they’ll certainly deem worth watching.

Mr. Throwback (Season 1)
Stream on August 8

Mr. Throwback is a unique mockumentary comedy starring NBA legend Steph Curry as a silly version of himself. The show follows a down-on-his-luck memorabilia dealer named Danny (Adam Pally), who’s been looking for redemption since the glory days of his middle school basketball career. Having played the game with Curry in the sixth grade, he was supposedly better than the four-time champion when they were kids.

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While they used to be best friends, it’s been a while since they’ve crossed paths. The series kicks off as Danny aims to reunite and reconcile with his former teammate, who then ropes Danny into making a documentary to stage the ultimate comeback. Unfortunately, such a feat might be easier said than done. The show rounds out its hilarious cast with performances by Ego Nwodim and Ayden Mayeri. Mr. Throwback is streaming on Aug. 8.

Bel-Air (Season 3)
Stream on August 15

Bel-Air is a modern-day reboot of Will Smith’s classic sitcom, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. A Peacock original, the updated one-hour drama series offers a new perspective on Will’s (Jabari Banks) complex move from the streets of West Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to the wealthy gated mansions of Bel-Air, California. While Will’s new neighborhood is much safer than the one he left behind, he struggles to figure out where he belongs. As his worlds collide and he’s given a second chance to improve his future, he’s conflicted about how to reconcile his emotions. As he navigates the conflicts and biases in a new world vastly different from the one he’s used to, he’s forced to figure out his own path forward.

As the series enters its third season, school is out for the summer, and Will has seemingly found his place in Bel-Air. After becoming a part of the Banks family, he’s been given a new perspective on life and has realized his new privilege affords him the opportunity to dream bigger than ever before. As a result, he now has the chance to lean into his interests with full force. As he makes an exciting pivot, he discovers a partner in Carlton (Olly Sholotan).

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As Carlton works to leave his addiction behind, the pair experience a lot of wins, but their working endeavors expose some fundamental differences between the two and how they each see the world. Meanwhile, Viv (Cassandra Freeman) and Phil (Adrian Holmes) are confronted with challenges at work and home and must make a concerted effort to steady the rocky waters. The series also stars Coco Jones, Akira Akbar, and Jimmy Akingbola as Hilary, Ashley, and Geoffrey, all of whom have their own personal hurdles in the upcoming season. Bel-Air Season 3 is streaming on Aug. 15.

Here Come The Irish (Season 1)
Stream on August 29

Similar to HBO’s Hard Knocks, Here Come The Irish offers viewers an in-depth look at the Notre Dame Fighting Irish football team. The docuseries will explore the lives of players, coaches, and staff on and off the field. Audiences will see the team’s extensive training regimens, strategic game preparations, and the electrifying atmosphere of game days at Notre Dame Stadium.

When the team is off the field, viewers can look inside the players’ academic commitments, personal stories, and the motivation that pushes them to be one of college football’s most iconic teams. Through exclusive interviews, lots of behind-the-scenes footage, and a deep dive into Notre Dame’s rich history with football since 1887, the series will present a comprehensive portrait of the dedication and perseverance that define the unique spirit of the legendary football program. Just in time for football season, the new series will arrive on Peacock mere days before the college football season kicks off. Here Come The Irish is streaming on Aug. 29.

For a complete list of every TV show coming to Peacock, check the list below.

August 6
Deadly Waters With Captain Lee (Season 1)

August 8
Mr. Throwback (Season 1) – Peacock Original

August 13
Abused by Mom: The Ruby Franke Scandal

August 15
Bel-Air (Season 3) – Peacock Original

August 19
Love Island USA (Season 6 – Reunion) – Peacock Original Homicide: Life on the Street (7 Seasons)

August 20
Face to Face with Scott Peterson – Peacock Original

August 26
The Anonymous (Season 1) Days of Our Lives (Season 60)

August 29
Caillou (Season 1, New Episodes) – Peacock Original Here Come The Irish (Season 1) – Peacock Original