Stephen Curry and Kawhi Leonard go head to head on the Clippers’ home court… while Snoop Dogg serves up analysis!

Smack in the middle of Peacock's January 5 triple-header, you'll have the chance to see the Nuggets head over to Philadelphia to take on the 76ers in primetime. It's a big matchup, and a chance for the Sixers to build some momentum at home while the Nuggets are down their best player. Let's take a closer look.

Peacock’s new offerings in January of 2026 (gulp) include the return of their award-winning competition series The Traitors, along with the debut of a new original series called Ponies — as in “persons of no interest” in the lingo of the spy community — about a pair of newly recruited CIA operatives played by Emilia Clarke and Haley Lu Richardson.

As the original deal with Peacock ends, Netflix has uploaded a massive amount of WWE archived content as 2026 begins.

WWE and NBCUniversal's Peacock closed a deal back in January 2021 that would see most of everything that was previously featured on the WWE Network in the Unite

Heger joined Ricky Brabec (the bike champion in 2020 and ’24), Austin “A.J.” Jones (SSV title in 2022 and T3 in 2023) and Casey Currie (UTV in 2020) as American class winners of the prestigious off-road event. Brabec became the first U.S. champion at Dakar six years ago (just a few hours before Currie also won).

A significant amount of WWE content is set to leave Peacock shortly. At the beginning of the month, WWE archival content on the streaming service began being marked with a countdown showing the number of days remaining before January 1, 2026. This includes WCW, ECW, and libraries from the territorial era.

According to Fightful Select, the WWE library will be moving to YouTube. “WWE sources say that they believe most of the library will be slowly rolled out on WWE’s YouTube channels. We learned a lot more about that decision,

Is Emma Stone an alien? Find out as her latest film 'Bugonia' joins the best Peacock movies to binge-watch this weekend

Cold cases, missing children, and medical malpractice are just some of the real stories featured in Peacock’s deep true crime catalog.

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.