Peacock's March 2026 Lineup: You Won't Believe What's Streaming!

Okay, folks, buckle up because Peacock Premium is dropping a whole lotta entertainment this March. Fresh off the buzz of hosting the 2026 Winter Olympics and, of course, the Super Bowl, they're pivoting hard into on-demand goodness. Forget the live sports for a minute; this month is all about kicking back and binge-watching. And frankly, after the intensity of the games, I think we could all use a little cinematic escape, right?

Peacock's March 2026 Lineup: You Won't Believe Wha...

The big headliner? No question, it's the streaming premiere of "Wicked: For Good." That's right, Glinda and Elphaba are landing on your screens just in time for… well, whenever you feel like a bit of musical magic. Plus, they're doubling down on the Oz theme with the inclusion of classics like "The Wiz" and "It's Dorothy!" A good time to revisit these stories, especially if you have kids in the house who haven't been introduced. They're even dropping a Sing-Along version of "Wicked: For Good" with director Jon M. Chu's commentary, in case you want to get *really* immersed. IGN's review noted the film mirrored the strengths and weaknesses of the original, so maybe manage expectations accordingly.

But wait, there's more! Season two of "Ted," Seth MacFarlane's raunchy teddy bear series, is also making its debut as a Peacock Original. Remember the first season? IGN said it was a "welcome return" for Ted, even if it wasn't groundbreaking. So expect more of the same irreverent humor and questionable life choices from our favorite talking plushie. If you're a fan of MacFarlane's style, this should be right up your alley.

For those craving something a bit different, how about a healthy dose of horror and action? Two "Friday the 13th" movies are making a welcome return to streaming (after what feels like forever!), and "John Wick: Chapter 4," which IGN lauded as a "10 out of 10" experience, is also joining the party. Keanu Reeves kicking butt and Jason Voorhees terrorizing teenagers? Sounds like a balanced cinematic diet to me!

And let's not forget about the "Fast & Furious" franchise. "Fast X" is screeching onto Peacock well ahead of the planned 2028 release of "Fast Forever" (yes, that's really the title). IGN's review highlighted Jason Momoa's "bonkers" performance as the villain as the film's main draw. In a totally different direction, "Bambi: The Reckoning," a horror reimagining of the Disney classic, looks...well, pretty gruesome. IGN called it an "audaciously bloody but distractingly humorless creature feature." So, maybe proceed with caution on that one, especially if you have fond childhood memories of the innocent fawn.

Finally, if you're considering jumping on the Peacock Premium bandwagon, it's worth checking out their bundling options with Apple TV. You might be able to snag a better deal that way. Happy streaming!