What to Watch Next-Day on Peacock This Fall 2022

We get it. There’s a ton of content out there. Anyone looking for something to watch will quickly find themselves overwhelmed by choice and sometimes you just want to watch your faves — your reality shows, your weekly dramas, your late-night comedies. So we’ve got good news for you: if you’ve been wondering how to stream current Bravo and NBC shows, there’s one simple answer: Peacock. Here's what's streaming next-day this fall, starting... now!

Capital One College Bowl  (New episodes Fridays on NBC; streaming now)

Peyton Manning is back for another season. Watch the former QB test rival college teams on their trivia knowledge. 

Dateline (Streaming now)

If you’re a true crime aficionado, you know you can’t miss an episode of Dateline. And if you do, Peacock will have each episode streaming the next day. 

The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon (Weeknights on NBC; streaming now)

Jimmy is back for another season of interviewing celebrities and making them play the funniest games for your entertainment. 

Late Night with Seth Meyers  (Weeknights on NBC; streaming now)

For more late night laughs, join Seth Meyers as he roasts the news, hosts up-and-coming comedians, and interviews A-list celebrities. 

Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles (New episodes Thursdays on Bravo; streaming now)

The housing market is out of control and that means lots of work for these LA agents in Season 14.

Real Girlfriends in Paris (New episodes Mondays on Bravo; streaming now)

Go abroad with these go-getter twenty somethings to the City of Lights! Catch up with the first season of this addictive new series and stream episodes every Tuesday. 

The Voice (Premieres Sept. 19 on NBC; next-day on Peacock)

Maybe a competition show is more your thing. New episodes of the iconic singing competition, The Voice, will stream on Peacock the day after they air on NBC. 

Quantum Leap (Premieres Sept. 19 on NBC; next-day on Peacock)

This new series takes place 30 years after the original Quantum Leap. Physicist Ben Song tries to unravel the mystery behind the Quantum Leap accelerator and finds himself back in time. Will he make it home? 

New Amsterdam La Brea (Premieres Sept. 20 on NBC; next-day on Peacock)

The doctors of the New Amsterdam Medical Center are back for their fifth and final final season. There’s bound to be some tears.

Chicago Fire (Premieres Sept. 21 on NBC; next-day on Peacock)

Catch up with the firefighters, paramedics, and rescue crews of the Windy City as they return for Season 11.  

Chicago Med  (Premieres Sept. 21 on NBC; next-day on Peacock)

Go back to Gaffney Chicago Medical Center for another season of rounds with the busiest doctors and nurses in Chicago.

Chicago P.D.  (Premieres Sept. 21 on NBC; next-day on Peacock)

The Intelligence Unit tackles the toughest cases the city has to offer in Season 10 of Chicago P.D. 

Law & Order (Premieres Sept. 22 on NBC; next-day on Peacock)

There’s more Dick Wolf where that came from. The original Law & Order is back for Season 22. 

Law & Order: SVU  (Premieres Sept. 22 on NBC; next-day on Peacock) 

Twenty-four seasons and still going strong. Catch up with Olivia Benson and the rest of the Special Victims Unit when they return this fall. 

Law & Order: Organized Crime (Premieres Sept. 22 on NBC; next-day on Peacock)

Detective Stabler is back for another season of taking down organized crime in New York City.

La Brea (Premieres Sept. 28 on NBC; next-day on Peacock)

The Harris family braves the prehistoric world as they try to find each other in Season 2 of this hit sci-fi drama. 

The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City (Premieres Sept. 28 on Bravo; next-day on Peacock)

Sweater weather is almost here, so keep warm with all this hot tea. The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City are back for a third season this fall. 

The Real Housewives of the Potomac (Premieres Oct. 9 on Bravo; next-day on Peacock)

Can’t get enough Real Housewives drama? Catch up with The Real Housewives of the Potomac as they return for Season 7. 

Below Deck Adventure (Premieres Nov. 1 on Bravo; streaming next-day on Peacock)

If you’re the type who doesn’t want summer to end, take a trip with a crew of thrill-seekers in this one-of-a-kind new series. 

Young Rock (Premieres Nov. 4 on NBC; next-day on Peacock)

If a sitcom is more your style, catch Dwayne Johnson as he brings you another season of the hit comedy about his own life.